Extremely high production quality. Excellent work to the film crew

@FishingOD_OFFICIAL

19 күн бұрын

Haha I love that! Thank you so much. The film crew consisted of one guy 😆 Im very pleased that I gave off the effect of having a crew! 🙏🏼

Gouvernement du Québec fait une bonne chose, ça mérite un like. Vraiment bon vidéo aussi. 👍

This is a great story of collaboration and shared values. Congrats to Darian and Zach for their willingness to help the QC fisheries folks (I too can never remember their agency’s acronym ha!) but also a MAJOR kudos to the QC fisheries folks’ willingness to work with local anglers. You could hear genuine gratitude from them toward Darian. Congrats to all!

@savagefishing8133

25 күн бұрын

Thanks a lot, Sean! Your kind words mean a lot to me!

I grew up in Vaudreuil, I instantly recognized the concrete dock in the beginning of the video. Great job guys, love these videos !

The government should put a cash bounty on these guys or theyll become 50% of the biomass in the St Lawrence and great lakes in a couple decades. Really great video guys thanks for raising awareness.

Crazy too think about how these fish could ruin Quebec's water if they were too breed.

Malade, belle job! Super vidéo.

I defo did not expect to see a gov. collab on KZread. Great work

@joseenoel8093

12 күн бұрын

Some people are not part of the problem ❤! Phew!

Wow, the quality of this video is documentary standards...very professional. A great story is best told in this manner. Congrats man!

Great video, if you get any news regarding the fish, whether or not they were sterile or not and where they originated from that would be a great update! Thank you both for all the hard work

@FishingOD_OFFICIAL

23 күн бұрын

Thanks JF! We'll make a follow up once we get more info!

Incroyable cette vidéo les gars!

@FishingOD_OFFICIAL

26 күн бұрын

Merci mon beau 🫶🏼🙏🏼

I can t get over the size of these fish in Lake of Two Mountains....... BRAVO to the crew that did all this amazing work.....!!!!

this made me so emotional seeing how excited everyone got 💀 it’s so awesome. i visit my boyfriend in Fort Chambly and i’m absolutely obsessed with seeing the fish in the rivers whenever it’s calm during the weekdays because they are huge sometimes. i can’t wait to go fishing here for the first time

@savagefishing8133

26 күн бұрын

You know who to contact if ever you need a guide! 😉 good luck on the water!

How is this channel don’t have more followers, these videos are amazing

Bravo! Incredibly informative and extremely well made!

Wow, crazy to see this. Thanks for sharing. I had a feeling carp species (both evasive and natural) have been spreading north and clearly that is the case

ya un barnak de couper 19:28 xD Belle job !

@FishingOD_OFFICIAL

14 күн бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣

Greetings from Romania ! For those of you who want to fish them with a rod, they are crazy after fermented corn! You can find plenty different recipes about how to ferment the corn on you tube and how to use it afterwards.

Jsais pas pourquoi votre vidéo m'a été recommandée, je ne regarde pas ben ben des vidéos de pêche ahah Très informative la vidéo et superbe production! Merci de protéger nos écosystèmes ^^

@savagefishing8133

14 күн бұрын

Merci pour les gentils mots! Nous sommes très content que notre vidéo t'as trouvé!

that was absolutly incredible...well done you guys are rockstars

@FishingOD_OFFICIAL

23 күн бұрын

Thanks man 😎

the filming needs to get a shout out, super well done production on that video .

@savagefishing8133

13 күн бұрын

Zach is the goat!

Awesome video !!! Keep it going

Hi from Pte-Claire, I fished there with my dad and bro yrs back, you're awesome, I'm a chick forest technician, worked up in LaTuque and for the cities, great work you're a natural!

Montreal Support !!

wow,first video i see of yours,in my backyard...thank you thank you thank you for your effort to make this known and working with the authorities to help them see the problem.Merci! new subscriber here

well done boys. Great vid and super interesting story to tell. Looking forward to finding out where they are from

Good job. Merci☮️🇨🇦

I have seen these fish in the lachine canal. Monsters

Awesome video bro. Love local content. Would be cool to see a video on the gobys

Congrats for this great video. Very good.

Amazing!! Truly captivating✨ Well done👌🏻

@FishingOD_OFFICIAL

28 күн бұрын

Thanks mama 💕

keep up the good work brother ! Amazing video

@FishingOD_OFFICIAL

23 күн бұрын

Thanks, will do, means a lot!

Crazy to think there’s grass carp in Quebec what a massive fish to! Good job this was an awesome video. 😊

Great work to the whole team. This was an amazing video!

@FishingOD_OFFICIAL

26 күн бұрын

Thanks a ton!

A fascinating story and a chilling discovery! Great work and also great documentary.

@FishingOD_OFFICIAL

23 күн бұрын

Thank you so much! 🙏🏼

What an awesome footage! Good job guys!

@FishingOD_OFFICIAL

26 күн бұрын

Thanks for watching!

19:29 your quebecer language came out hahah. Amazing story and collaboration, first time I see your channel. Subscribed now!!

@savagefishing8133

16 күн бұрын

Sometimes I gotta bust out the "québécois" to communicate to the team! 😂 thanks for the feedback! Appreciate it!

Thanks Fishing OD for the discovery and a fish that i never saw before! Merci FOD pour la video, premiere fois que je vois ce que cet espece peut engendrer comme dégâts! Keep on

Excellent episode. Your DOP is insane (because yeah, at this level he's more like a DOP than a simple Cameraman).. His images and colors are perfect !!! Keep up the good work & thanks for this episode🙏

@savagefishing8133

17 күн бұрын

Zach is the best in the game! Glad you enjoyed, hours of work were put into this film!

Excellent video, so happy I got to see this. What a hero! Love the whole story and good on you for your excellent work. This is a serious and threatening issue and education is a huge part of it. Keep up the great work

@savagefishing8133

16 күн бұрын

Thank you very much for the kind words!!

Nice production! I may have seen one in the Chambly canals. It was so big, dark and gnarly I thought it was a snapping turtle at first. Confirmed it was giant carp and watched as it just lumbered around the surface.

i live 1 hour away from Vaudreuil. This is very interesting. excellent production as well!

Superbe, qualité d'un documentaire professionnel ! Bravo !!!

Incredible documentary! GJ y’all!

Great work guys!!! Wow! 😮

@FishingOD_OFFICIAL

23 күн бұрын

Thank you!! 😁 Lots of work went into this one!

dope vid zach and darian !!!!

@savagefishing8133

26 күн бұрын

Thanks boss ❤

Incredible video

Amazing video I love learning about the province I live in!

That's super cool, man! Le fait qu'ils ton contacté et ton impliqué dans l'operation est veaiment cool! Congrats ! That's a super nice vidéo. Thank you for helping our fishery ! I live in the revoere des milles iles area in laval. I am 50 now. When i was a kid , leaving the shore, you had to row the boat at least 20 to 25 feet to get across the lily pads and water grass. Now, there's no vegetation around the shore of the intier laval island! Dont know if it has something to do with those carps.. It's really hard to find bass when there's no vegetation !🤷‍♂️✌️👍👌♥️🐟🎣

I fished for huge carp in a weir beside the Welland Canal as a kid. Every day they would make their way up to the weir bridge to feed. You could easily see them. Doughballs with worms worked best. I would trade the fish for pizza and DQ treats with the Americans who came to fish in Port Colborne. You needed 20lb test to land them, the biggest I caught was 4ft. I had one fishing pole ripped out of my hands when a Sturgeon took the bait. Excellent video.

Amazing work!

@FishingOD_OFFICIAL

18 күн бұрын

Thanks a lot!

An experience that I'll never forget!!

Good man! Proud of you brother... Et gros merci a Quebec avec le rapid response, Super. Je me sous... (Easter egg).. I'm just down stream, S.s.mtl... I'm going fishing..

Incroyable! MERCI BEAUCOUP

Great lil documentary, your french and English both sound very good 👍😊

@savagefishing8133

21 күн бұрын

Thank you Hahaha. English is definitely more comfortable!

Merci pour ta contribution face a une espece invasive. Awesome video

Quality video👍

@FishingOD_OFFICIAL

26 күн бұрын

Glad you think so!

Wtg awesome job ev1!!!

@FishingOD_OFFICIAL

23 күн бұрын

Thank you 🙏🏼

Great job guys ! 💪

@FishingOD_OFFICIAL

26 күн бұрын

Thank you 🙌

@Ben-by1hp

26 күн бұрын

@@FishingOD_OFFICIAL Great filming and super editing !

@FishingOD_OFFICIAL

23 күн бұрын

That means a lot!

Great job by all, thank you!

@FishingOD_OFFICIAL

18 күн бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Amazing !

Très bonne vidéo 🎥

Nice job guys. I'm as happy as you for catching them.

Great Video, loved it. The color of the fish looks like one of the triploid "golden" grass carp they used to sell at aqua Tropical and other stores ( I had one in my koi pond that i euthanized when it got too big). The disconcerting thing is there were more than one of them , can't wait to hear scientific results. Invasive species are a problem - I'm pretty sure I've seen at least one Wels catfish in the Lac St. louis area of the St. Lawrence river. It was way too big to be one of the local species and it looked like what i saw on the TV show river monsters.

@savagefishing8133

27 күн бұрын

Very interesting observation. Thanks for your input! Luckily here it gets cold enough to get rid of most invasive species that get dumped but of course some survive.

Just Brilliant!

Wooow who knew! Nice find 🤞

@FishingOD_OFFICIAL

28 күн бұрын

Thank you Dani 🥹

Cool video.

on peut avoir la suite ???

@FishingOD_OFFICIAL

17 күн бұрын

Éventuellement c'est certain! Nous avons pas de nouvelles encore.

qualité de fou !

Très beau vidéo très bien film le sons est parfait merci pour ce vidéo 🤠

@FishingOD_OFFICIAL

18 күн бұрын

Merci Sylvain!

We know they are here in Ontario waters as well; only a matter of time until they are everywhere.

Hey there! I have been bowfishing all that area for the last 6-7 years and now that their presence is confirmed I can say that I am 100% sure I have shot a bunch of them. I knew they were found in Chambly's bassin but didnt really thinking they would be in Vaudreuil at all. The first carp that caught my eye was propably summer 2019. At first I thought it was just a really big carp...

@savagefishing8133

20 күн бұрын

You have pictures? You should be submitting them to the government.

Rod reel and some floating bread would get them easy.

@savagefishing8133

16 күн бұрын

I don't think that easy is the right word! But you're right, that's how most people get them!

@krzysztofr8598

16 күн бұрын

@@savagefishing8133 lol yeah 50 pound carp wouldn't be easy.

Merci beaucoup!

In retrospect, I think I have seen one of these in the Lachine Canal. I fish there a lot and there was one carp that I saw several times that was larger than the other carp, darker, and had that upside down face. This was in 2021 or 2022 but I haven't seen one since then.

Nice job!! Where did you guys catch these?

@savagefishing8133

25 күн бұрын

Lake of Two Mountains

Congrats and wonderfully done! Would love to know the exact spot so we can fish!

@cs9436

22 күн бұрын

There have also been sightings of grass carp in the Chambly basin.

@savagefishing8133

22 күн бұрын

I've seen them in multiple bays on Lake of two mountains.

great vid. keep them out of our waters.

Just saw 4 MASSIVE 20-50 lb Asain carp together in Georgian Bay at 2am while out on my paddleboard.. 5 years ago, there were tons of pike, gar, bass and dogfish... This year I only saw carps, and 1 small musky and dogfish in 3 days of scouting the shore (I caught the musky with a net lol) I had one of the massive carps in my net but it escaped before I could bring the net up.

@FishingOD_OFFICIAL

24 күн бұрын

You sure it was asian carp?

@pi286

24 күн бұрын

@@FishingOD_OFFICIAL Ive never seen them before, they were Gray, huge and had lots of fins. What stood out to me the most was the fins on their sides.

Unreal

Holy moly, I didn't expect the fish to be so big

@FishingOD_OFFICIAL

23 күн бұрын

Massive!

The main question remains how can we intervene in order to forbid this invasion ???

@FishingOD_OFFICIAL

18 күн бұрын

Thats for the government to decide! Still awaiting updates!

Fascinating

@FishingOD_OFFICIAL

23 күн бұрын

Truly!

amazing quality for only 3k subscirbers how much money did you putinto this channel?

@FishingOD_OFFICIAL

16 күн бұрын

Hey thanks for the comment. I’ve now put in thousands of hours and a lot of funding towards each video I produce. Just haven’t had my moment yet :)

What a moment boys !,

@FishingOD_OFFICIAL

28 күн бұрын

Once in a lifetime!

Thank you quebec for being serious with grass carp i dont want them in our rivers 😢 i like our butiful rivers

I live in Quebec (eastern townships ) and ive seen one where i live. Can they hybridize with other carps?

@savagefishing8133

18 күн бұрын

I doubt it. I've never heard of that but I'm not 100% sure, you'd have to research it.

Bravo

In BC the ministry of environment introduced NON-NATIVE Carp and Bass into numerous lakes...NOW WE HAVE A PROBLEM

🔥🔥

Think about how much power that fish will create if you fight this monster.

Just a diversion from the main topic: What do you think bit that 11-year-old boy from L.A., sustaining at least one deep cut on his leg, that required a hospital visit? This was last week, around the 04-05th, while swimming at the (enclosed) public beach on Ile Ste-Helene. Apparently, the authorities were also dumbfounded, by this 'attack'.

@savagefishing8133

17 күн бұрын

It's been know that there are big predator fish in those waters. They don't have good eyesight. Definitely had no intentions of hurting the boy, just an accident. There are videos online of musky attacking trolling motors and we use giant lures to catch them. They are definitely the apex predator but not usually a danger to humans.

Cool vid, but if you got these in a bfnw bay in Vaudreuil, we're fked already.

@savagefishing8133

17 күн бұрын

Still awaiting results from the laboratory but our hopes are that they are infertile.

Conservation efforts are being made like this, Michigan on the other hand allows speargun harvesting of game fish in the Great Lakes.. not all conservation is equal . Thanks for the hard work on our ecosystem guys!

Let’s goooooooooooooooooooo TBRNK!!!!

Ils sont dans le fleuve au niveau de Longueuil aussi. J’avais vu environ 5-6 carpes gros comme dans le vidéo.

Insane for real, je capote

I would RF tag a few and observe where they go and how they get there...I think they are still used in the NE U.S. to control plants in ponds and smaller bodies of water...Are they coming up the Richelieu River, or from the Lake of Two Mountains direction...?

@savagefishing8133

20 күн бұрын

They are climbing lake of two mountains so they'd be coming from the st lawrence. Up or down, who knows.

Contact the guys at Carpe Quebec. They can help you catch and remove them.

Super documentaire! Est-ce que cette variété de carpe est comestible?

@savagefishing8133

12 күн бұрын

Je sais pas s'ils sont bon mais oui!