Payton, I think it would be interesting when you fish this type of facility to test the water as part of your video. There are many semi cheap instant water testing kits available which could tell you many characteristics of the water which would be a positive or a negative to the fish. Then you could see how the fish survive despite having high levels of Nitrogen, or low levels of Oxygen, things like that.

@wildlifefishingshow

Жыл бұрын

Getting results on the chemical composition within the water would be cool but it wouldn't tell you how it affects different fish over time, that's a whole study in itself (anything less is just guesswork). I might do it eventually as a special video.

@johnnevin7759

Жыл бұрын

@@wildlifefishingshow I had several classes at UF on Wastewater Treatment Plants, and the methods they use to eat the waste is typically a anorobic process. Because of this and because there is no movement of the water, you would conclude the water has very low disolved oxygen. Now algae can produce oxygen during the day, but it can also consume it during the night. Have the fish which have surved in this mess evolved to allow them to cope with these terrible conditions? Or is the water much better than we realize?

@wildlifefishingshow

Жыл бұрын

@@johnnevin7759 you're asking questions that require organized studies to answer. You aren't going to find or produce reliable info on this topic in a KZread comment section. You can't conclude much of anything if you skip a legitimate, on site study. You're just assuming there's no flow based on chopped up GoPro footage of mere portions of the plant. You can't carry out scientific procedures like this.

@Plarux

Жыл бұрын

@@wildlifefishingshow I am currently in the process of starting a water study at my local creek that involves nitrogen, phosphorus, and dissolved oxygen meters. Observations lead me to believe certain locations in my study area experience excess nutrients and lower levels of oxygen. Catfish and Turtles seem to be the only organisms patrolling locations with a lot of algae or debris buildup. As for the location you are in, there is definitely excess nutrient levels. You can deduce that from observation. However, you would have to see what the oxygen levels are. My guess is that there is always some sort of flow, so there’s going to be oxygen. John may not be able to find data or information regarding the specific example in your video, but there are others who are interested in the same thing! Learning how runoff/human activities affect waterways and the aquatic wildlife they hold is my goal.

@b_reel

Жыл бұрын

The algae also has a filtering component that cleans the water. Lots going on who knows!

Dang... it IS absolutely amazing where fish can survive!🤯 And that snake was very cool too!

Cool place big bass I would never thought they would be that big there nice catch

What an amazing place to explore.... nature being creative with fitting those niches, fish n human habitats....cool!...

Wow nice fish everywhere there lol 🐟 🎣 walking in that facility reminds me of a horror movie just waiting to happen 😂

That looks like so much fun. 👍

Let's freaking goooo. Love your content you pump out. Can't wait for the next video. Let's GO

Nice catches man! Watch out for Pennywise fishing around them sewers.

@keynosmith2208

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

Great video awesome place 👍👍👍

I’m always amazed at your ability to keep your balance in places like this (and steep bayou banks), I’m assuming your martial arts training really pays off in that regard

This looks like a lot of fun even from a exploration perspective you just never really know where fish might be hiding up very cool video xdds

The bass in this place look healthy

WILDLIFE! What's up man! Man that was a crazy location at the abandoned power plant where you were fishing it looked like a video game( The Last of Us)! But it was a great multi species episode that's what I'm talking about! I loved it keep on getting down!

Those little bullheads are so cool, and that bass was nuts, way to go my friend👊✌️ Also the urbex aspect to this video was really cool, I'm always fascinated by that stuff.

Hello... still see you again with your channel on my youtube brand. your video is great, and I'm very happy to watch it on your channel. thank you so much for entertaining me. greetings with me one content creator. greetings from Indonesia.

Walking that tightwire on that ledge! .. Whew 😥

One of my favorite yet!

@wildlifefishingshow

Жыл бұрын

Awesome, thanks 👍

What a blast!!!

I would go back with my friends and do a litle tournament ;-) BTW this is a amazing place. A place where nature took it over ! for this you get a fat thumb up. Amazing vid !!!

amazing fish man

That's a cool place I like to see that

The WINNER from last week's GIVEAWAY is ELVIS VEGA!!!

Got great potential to be turned into a “wild fisherie” a few safety adjustments, even turn the building into a tackle shop / cafe looks awesome 👍❤️

Those are the best spots Your so lucky bro

Good brother,I like your contents 👍🙏

It's amazing just how quickly mother nature will reclaim what is hers...

@dannywayne311

Жыл бұрын

Regardless of what was there when we tried tame her, she just blends right back in

@wildlifefishingshow

Жыл бұрын

💯

Man this was one of your coolest videos

@wildlifefishingshow

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Cool fishing spot. Would make a great "haunted house". 👍

@wildlifefishingshow

Жыл бұрын

I'm trying to track down a haunted location to film at

@PaintedTurtle001

Жыл бұрын

I believe you cound it! 👍🧟‍♂️

Love the videos! Great and interesting videos. The only thing I say is maybe it’s good to have some safe guards in place? Maybe sponsors that can give you things to stay safe while exploring? Just saying going to these abandoned places never sure who you might encounter or emergency situations. Anyways stay safe my friend!

@wildlifefishingshow

Жыл бұрын

Things to stay safe like what?

@JeffSmith-yc2ly

Жыл бұрын

@@wildlifefishingshow Like a firearm. I saw in the video there was some "tagging" on the walls. Might not be gang related but you never know.

@wildlifefishingshow

Жыл бұрын

@@JeffSmith-yc2ly my sponsor is not going to send me a firearm, lol I don't like or carry weapons, I just like to use sound judgment when dealing with people (or avoid them in the first place)

@israel7351

Жыл бұрын

@@wildlifefishingshow it’s houston you never know

@wildlifefishingshow

Жыл бұрын

@@israel7351 never know what?

Do you travel state to state or just the state you live in? If it's only one state there are alot of "interesting" places there! Excellent content. Thanks.

@wildlifefishingshow

Жыл бұрын

I travel a bit but most of my films are in Texas

@MoniJohnson

Жыл бұрын

He lives in a huge state.

Nice BBBRRRROOooooo 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤪 I love it

Good balance my brother lol

I have the carnivore 6000 and the Alijoz 300 with the power handle. Cant wait to try them both out

@wildlifefishingshow

Жыл бұрын

Both awesome reels. The Alijoz is one of my absolute favorites (used it in my snakehead video)

@mattramos9027

Жыл бұрын

@@wildlifefishingshow thats the video that convinced me to get an alijoz too. Super smooth reel cant wait to put it to the test

@mattramos9027

Жыл бұрын

Also, do you ever plan on making a trip to louisiana in the future?

How deep is the water in those rectangular basins?

Keren banget KK 👍👍

Believe it or not in an abandoned plywood mill I caught a 4 pound bass in the flooded basement

@wildlifefishingshow

Жыл бұрын

I believe it

Keren. Strike terus bos👍👍👍

Hey brother there catching redfish and black drum by one of the shipyards brady island ship yard is the name. It's near Broadway street in Houston. Figured I'd let you know incase you where interested bud.

Just what you want for lunch. Blinky the sewer fish

How do you find awesome spots like this

@brianwoodard82

Жыл бұрын

By trespassing..

Fish on! Fish on! Fish on! Fish on! He seems to be a 618 Fishing fan

@wildlifefishingshow

Жыл бұрын

Jeremy Wade fan

Everything connected as one or is it little separate stations off water

@wildlifefishingshow

Жыл бұрын

A bit of both, some are connected, others aren't.

Someone in the area is turning this location into their personal big bass spot lol

If your ever in California please lemme know I know a few spots like this

Or small bass

Why does everyone say “fish on” lol no one ever said that till Jeremy wade said it 😂

Wish I knew where this place is

How do fish get into places like this?

Please explain how the fish actually get into the abandoned sewer works water? Also I love this channel ❣️😍

@wildlifefishingshow

Жыл бұрын

In this particular area, floods are the number one contributor. This whole thing was completely submerged during Harvey.

@darrenbuchanan9172

Жыл бұрын

@@wildlifefishingshow thank you so much,and WOW!!!.

@justenhearn5179

Жыл бұрын

@@wildlifefishingshow don't forget about the birds brother.

@wildlifefishingshow

Жыл бұрын

@@justenhearn5179 birds definitely transport fish eggs but this whole area was submerged and combined with the bayou for a month, that's gonna account for the vast majority of the fish.

@justenhearn5179

Жыл бұрын

@@wildlifefishingshow oh ya I realize that bubb I was just mentioning it.

Where the heck do you find these sketchy ass, cool fishing spots lol

Nothing like fishing for "Sewer Trout"....

Having worked on sewage treatment works in the uk for 26 years trust me you do not want to fall in some of those tanks ,even if you got out there is is a danger you could pick up diseases that could kill you and handling those fish could have the same result.

Where is this I would like to go

That fishes must be dreaming of a clean wide lake. But if you looking for low fat fish for your diet, then this is the place 😂

mosquito control..they dumped fish years back..but some of these places lead to real running water..theres nothing mystifying here..unless your 20 years old or so...i did this in '80s in my place in the world...only browines back then no vids....but its still cool to catch these fish...w/l is on the ball...

Imagine being happy for a bluegill

@wildlifefishingshow

Жыл бұрын

I just like fish more than you

No big browns? Hard up fishin in a sewage treatment plant?

🐟

I fish a creek called Stillwater creek you want a challenge come fish this creek I've caught a 28 pound flat head those are suckers a seed you can't even eat them fishing sewer ponds ain't fishing if you can't eat them

@wildlifefishingshow

Жыл бұрын

It's called "catch and release" and I don't fish here for the challenge, I fish here because I know 100,000 people will watch. I catch 8 foot alligator gar for the challenge

OK, I have gotten off the floor and stopped laughing at his description of a "big" bluegill. A big bluegill is called a tittie bream because you hold them to your chest while getting the hook out of their mouth. The size he caught are good to eat. To me bluegill and shellcrackers are the best eating freshwater fish.

Those urban fishes fight hard!

bring a net

Question: Would you eat a fish caught from an abandoned sewer?

The fish flashed it ? What did he do ? Open his trench coat ?

@wildlifefishingshow

Жыл бұрын

That old expression refers to a fish attempting to grab a lure, which usually involves the fish turning and showing its sides or belly which reflect the light a little bit. Hence, "flashing" it as a flashlight would.

Is there gators in it

@wildlifefishingshow

Жыл бұрын

Not that I've seen so far

Hook up the snake

I know exactly where this is at too lmao

@skatonio

Жыл бұрын

Address??

@vG_ImperialxWolf

Жыл бұрын

@@skatonio hahahaha yea not gonna do that cause then a bunch of ppl will start showing up and then cops will close the area off cause of calls etc

Could you eat fish from there

@wildlifefishingshow

Жыл бұрын

I wouldn't. Even the 'cleanest' water in the city is full of nasty chemicals

Why did you put it BACK ?????‽?????????????

@wildlifefishingshow

Жыл бұрын

It?

Is be wearing glove man

@wildlifefishingshow

Жыл бұрын

Is be indeed

Is this where the mutant ninja turtles grew up?

Did you say, "I didn't know what species that was", or I didn't know what "feces" that was, lol.

@lowlifemuzik9128

Жыл бұрын

whats the depth ???

Quit screwing around and toss those bluegill out as bait. Catch a big catfish for the viewers or a 10 pd bass.

@wildlifefishingshow

Жыл бұрын

Bro, this isn't live television...

Why would Eva fish their you can't even eat anything totally gross.

@wildlifefishingshow

Жыл бұрын

A big part of my show is about exploring and finding wildlife in strange, city environments. I don't generally eat the fish I catch anyways.

what a waste of time

@wildlifefishingshow

Жыл бұрын

Lol