You can get the Pryme rod from Denali that I use here and use my code WL2022 to get 20% off denalifishing.com/products/pryme-series

@victoralbert1451

11 ай бұрын

I definitely recommend this rod!

@jeremymitchell5998

11 ай бұрын

Tilapia are probably stocked to eat mosquito larvae.Lot cities stock them as babies in small stagnent waterways ditches etc to keep mosquito pops down!

@phillipmiller9681

10 ай бұрын

Do u do personal trips with ppl?

@Cvy_Vega

9 ай бұрын

Where are you fishing ?

@rubennordin8727

7 ай бұрын

😊

Take care of yourself bro, apply sunscreen, wear a wide hat, and no.. you are not being dramatic, it's good that you've thought about what you would do if you were to fall

@ls3vstheworld223

11 ай бұрын

Yeah man same I usually tell someone where ima be at & what time to expect me back at

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

I appreciate it 🙏

@ethan_rummel

11 ай бұрын

fr sun causes cancer

@AnthonyJohnson-vm5ld

11 ай бұрын

@@wildlifefishingshow what is a good rod for a spinfisher 10500 For sharks

@Uriahheep1975

11 ай бұрын

I don't have any idea why are you concerned about being sunburned. While here in the Pacific where I live all men here have no t-shirts and can work all day under the sun.

I’ve always been told heat stroke stays with you for life. Once you have full heat stroke supposedly it has lasting effect and you are more likely to suffer from it again. Please stay safe man.

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

I've heard the same

@user-nr2gn6mr1p

2 ай бұрын

I can confirm that statement

@JesseCase

Ай бұрын

That is 100% true. You absolutely are more susceptible to have it happen again easier and easier with each time. Reoccurring heat injuries are so serious that if you are in the Army and have had a total of 3 heat injuries you will be medically discharged because you have became so likely for it to keep happening. This is also true with certain cold weather injuries.

@kennethmartin7853

29 күн бұрын

I can also confirm I also had a severe heat stroke 117* I was packed In ice to bring my temperature down I was 16 years old I'm 43 now an it feels like I'm over heating every day an I can't drink enough water

@JesseCase

28 күн бұрын

@@kennethmartin7853 Holy ever loving poop!!! 117*?!?! That is so incredibly high! You are so lucky to be alive! Your age at the time is most likely the only reason you were able to survive that, as we are quite resilient at that age. This is a serious question that I'm curious about, was there any known lasting brain damage afterwards? Or any long-term organ damage that you know of? Also what were you doing at the time and in what type of environment to cause the stroke? I'm sorry about all the questions, I'm just super curious is all.

I lost a friend to heat stroke, perfectly healthy man in his 30's, worked construction. went home one day, went to his room and passed out face down and never woke up, so yes please use caution when dealing with heat. Best wishes! and keep the fishing coming!

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

Sorry to hear. I appreciate the support 🙏

@CountryBoi1031-ro4ij

11 ай бұрын

Sorry to hear that bro hope ur days good and keep going on

Another thing that can happen with heat stroke is your hands tighten into claws and you can't unclench. I was a roofer for 11 years and the heat finally got me. We were on a big building with the only way down being a steel ladder attached to the building. We couldn't get down until our hands worked. Had to build a shade fort out of building materials.

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

Does not sound fun

There are probably catfish in there as well. I love fishing flooded areas, they can be highly productive. I personally avoid fishing in the heat, and fish mainly at night in the summertime. This is what I would enjoy seeing: a night fishing trip for large catfish or gar.

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

I think I'm going back to test those same pools for catfish

@PipMane

9 ай бұрын

no mosquitoes at night?

@ChienThach-em7hk

Ай бұрын

Cá đó ở Việt Nam gọi là cá rô phi

Fish eggs can cling to aquatic birds and get transported to another body of water. That’s probably how the fish got there.

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

Quite possibly. This area was also completely submerged during Harvey.

Tilapia here in Brazil is very popular, it has a sensational flavor for us, its filet fried with lemon is wonderful.

@wildlifefishingshow

2 ай бұрын

They taste good 💯

Unless you drank a gallon of water a day, in that heat. You don't have enough. Landscaper here. Breathable long sleeve and a big straw hat. Also little things like fruits, unsalted peanuts. Banana and oranges. Easy to carry. They will both help with cramps and exhaustion

@wildlifefishingshow

8 ай бұрын

Solid advice

I really do enjoy the out of the box, weird location content. It’s so funny because I’ve always had dreams of catching fish in strange locations. I’ve always loved those dreams. Sometimes it’s catching fish from my couch in my living room while a monster mature buck swims by or something trippy like that but your adventures actually come close to some of my more mundane dreams. Keep it up and stay cool. I feel for ya cause as I type this I’m sweltering in my house after my central air just crapped out!😅

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

I appreciate it 🙏 Stay cool, sorry about your air, that does not sound fun

@dontcallanimalspetstheyare7871

10 ай бұрын

FISHES DONT WANT TO DIE OR BE ON YOUR PLATE OR SUFFER.HUNTIG IS EVIL AND WRONGStop exploiting animals and harming them and abusing them and putting painful hooks through their mouth. eating them it’s sick and wrong and twisted. That chicken that sea urchin doesn’t want to feel pain and can’t defend himself and no animal didn’t want to die I bet if it was a dog this double standard is sick and wrong animals are not property you have no right to touch her or force her and treat her like she’s not a person or her feelings and how she feels doesn’t matter. be cancelled this is a sick and godless society all animals deserve to live in peace and not be killed by selfish people if someone doesn’t want to die don’t kill them it’s wrong nobody deserves to die this is disgusting and you need to go vegan that’s how Jesus designed it to be nobody should be forced to die nobody should have to go through pain. It says in the book of Enoch animals will judge people who treat them poorly. THESE ANIMALS ARE IN DIRTY CAGES LIKE BLACK AND WHITE SLAVERY TIMES and no freedom but born to be labeled as food and property of someone else. Stop the animal holocaust and African slavery with animals.

@fokmertek

9 ай бұрын

I also dream about fishing inside a house, or in my backyard (in the dirt,lol) sometimes! Weird..

@Th3Grad13nt

8 ай бұрын

Relateable 😂

@jamesayling6208

7 ай бұрын

Same here although weirdly its fishing onto the carpet in my own living room. Always catch something though!!!@@fokmertek

I love the weird abandoned fishing!

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

I love it

@krwada

11 ай бұрын

@@wildlifefishingshow The allure is that these places are usually difficult to get to. You need to drive a ways and then 'hoof' it. However, since no one goes to these places, the fishing tends to be very good!

@therealmasterbaiter

11 ай бұрын

@@wildlifefishingshow i subscribe my good sir

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

@@therealmasterbaiter awesome 🙏

That tilapia looked small in the water until you picked it up and it was absolutely massive. Fascinating video man.

9:50 thats what happened to me when i started river fishing. Im from Biscay, north of Spain and i havent seen almost anyone fish in these rivers. When i started i was using sea lures and had no idea of the fish that i was supposed to catch. But after some fail trips and learning from the enviroment, lures and the fish i started to catch more. And then i remember the fishing techniquethat i saw in some Yt videos (mostly from ppls of the US) to just use some split shots a single hook and an earthworm and casting like using a artificial lure. It turned crazy effective, mostly for non-predatory species (that are the most common fish in these fresh waters). Btw, i usually catch common barbel, Shiner-like fish (Loina) and mostly European eel.

@comfortablynumb9342

11 ай бұрын

Debes pescar para bagre grande. Hay un tipo en España que se llama Wells Catfish en Ingles. Soy Norteamericano pero yo viví en Costa Rica 9 años y aprendí español. Perfecto no pero más que otros gringos. 😂buena suerte con la pesca. El Wells Catfish es gigante, me gustaría pescar ellos un día en España.

@Xiodeminsa

11 ай бұрын

@@comfortablynumb9342 Muy buenas! Si el pez gato está más al sur, por el Ebro, me gustaria atrapar alguno porque pueden ser muy grander. Pero de momento pesco por Lea-Artibai. Un saludo y buena pesca!

What a great video back at that spot that hasn't seemed to disappoint. Those tilapia were massive and it's always a great feeling to figure out how to catch a lot at one spot. Loving the cool locations and weird bait videos but all the videos are great regardless.

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

Thanks, I've only ever hit home runs filming here, so I'm definitely going to think of as many ideas for this spot as possible.

I have been an athlete all my life, and I am now 72. You are correct in that once you have an adventure with heat exhaustion, you are more prone to having it again. Heat exhaustion is uncontrollable cramping. Heat stroke you go into convulsions, and can die if you don't get to the hospital like instantly. My adventure with heat exhaustion put me in the hospital over night and they IV 2 units of fluid into me. You need to replace your electrolytes! Salt is the #1 electrolyte you lose. If you just drink water, that makes it worse since all of the electrolytes in your body are water soluble, and you are basically flushing them out. That condition is called hyponatremia. I hate waking up at night with cramps..... Best product I have found is Precision Hydration, who have carbonated tabs that you add to water. You can choose your sodium levels. Being carbonated, it gets into your system far faster than the thicker Gatorade. The people that run the business are all marathoners, ultra runners, and ironman types. No association with them other than being a happy customer. Take care of yourself!

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

I will definitely look into getting a bunch of that 👍

@Dopest_diecast2003

11 ай бұрын

Can u take this if ur just fishing just wondering? because I am in up state NY I'm 20 years old so I think this is not a bad Idea for me to look into

@robohippy

11 ай бұрын

One thing they ask you is how heavy of a sweater you are. Me, I always was a very heavy sweater, and always had lots of white salt crystals on my skin and cloths. People like me need extra help. For most, Gatorade is okay. The one that I liked before I found PH was the neutral Pedialite which is for little kids. The colored and flavored stuff was too sweet for me. How much you need depends on a lot of things like how much you sweat, the weather, and how long you are out side. At the very least if you are cramping, have some salty potato chips along and water. Some running stores will carry carbonated tabs, Fizz and Nuun, but they don't have different sodium levels. Me, I salt everything, and take the highest level sodium tabs PH has. Important if it is going to be a long day, take some snacks. If you run low on energy, you can make a LOT of mental errors.

@insolentstickleback3266

11 ай бұрын

@robehippie Thanks for the tip pal 👍🏻

@ryanwiththefur12345

11 ай бұрын

@@robohippyI sweat the exact same after 8 hours of work my clothes and face will have salt all over them, I’ll definitely be looking into that man thanks

You find the craziest spots man, I love the randomness of it. Another great video my friend, stay safe out there.👊

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

I try, glad you enjoyed it

@PootyTangGaming

7 ай бұрын

He didn't find it lmao

Too hot to go fishing in Southern Ok. Really too hot to do anything, but I get in a little work before about 11 am. Great video once again. Stay safe out there.

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

Yeah, it's really rough out there.

Nice vid! Crazy spot to fish! Just remember, you should always have a net handy when you hook into those big fish.

My wife had a heat stroke 7 yrs ago and was never the same. She has seizures because of it and can't drive anymore. Don't mess around with that man. Im a retired ff/paramedic and my wife is a retired nurse. Dont mess around with heat emergency or heat stroke. Get you a wide brim hat and drink plenty of fluids. Stay b safe. We all enjoy seeing ur videos and don't want anything to happen to you

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

I appreciate it

Up close that tilapia is huge easily bigger than 5 lbs

You should probably try water with lemon

@wildlifefishingshow

10 ай бұрын

Solid advice

I've caught a lot of tilapia on small lures. Mostly jig heads with small grubs in red/orange or tiny stick baits 2-3 inches long. People constantly tell me about how tilapia are herbivores only and used for weed/algae control but I've seen them eat other small fish, tadpoles and such and caught an insane number of them on worms. I've gutted more than a few to check their stomach contents and found small fish and frogs.

@TKLewis904

11 ай бұрын

I’ve seen the same. They will eat anything that fits in the their mouth if it’s a bright color. Caught many on micro square bills.

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

I'll definitely be going back to try lures on them

@ls3vstheworld223

11 ай бұрын

Same I caught some on a crappie jig using a fake minnow

Great day of exploring!

I’m from Australia, over here you can’t lift up a peice of wood like that and not find deadly snakes living under there. I was nervous when you turned that wood over. One time I seen a row boat at the edge of a creek I was fishing near, it was upside down on the edge of the creek. I thought I’d take it for a ride, went over and flipped it over and found 6x coiled up large red belly black snakes (deadly) all waking up and going in all directions. I dropped it and ran like the wind. It was like a fight or flight reaction. My brain made the decision to run as soon as I seen the snakes before I even thought about it. It was weird, like primal instinct took over.

Great Video and great advice on the survival part. I never thought of something like this sending coordinates out to your significant other so they where you are at in case of emergency. Thanks for the great videos keep them coming.

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

I like to know the cavalry might show up if I need it 👍

I almost passed out in the heat before and it's rough

Very nice! thanks for taking us along.

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

Thanks 👍

Sooooo glad no ax man came out, or alien hiding there or or predator!!!!!! That Tilapia is MASSIVE!!!!!❤😂 BBoy, wish I had your nerves! Great videos 😅

That was the biggest tilapia I've ever seen, hope huge tilapias catch huge gars, good luck on your gar fishing...be carefull with that heat...

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

Thanks

The idea of fishing in places fish shouldn’t be just excites me like no ocean of lake fishing never will ❤❤

@wildlifefishingshow

8 ай бұрын

Awesome

If you’ve had heat exhaustion you may want to consider not going alone. I’ve effectively gone blind because I was too hot before. Pay attention to your hearing going out and seeing colors.

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

I'll keep it under advisement

Beautiful fish. Great videos.

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

I appreciate it

small tip when lifting objects like that plywood even rocks an logs.. try lift away from ur body your legs an lower body is vulnerable to strikes from snakes and any critters under the object.

Urban exploration and fishing is great content. ✌️

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

Thanks, it's some of my favorite stuff to film

Also, keep some ice towels in your car. Small cooler with ice and water, put a couple towels in it. Great way to deal with heat issues, put on your head and neck. Put your wrists into the water, will help you cool quickly. We did this when I was an athletic trainer in HS and college and i mandate them on my construction sites. I imagine if you get a tiny cooler, insulated bag you could bring an ice towel or two with you on the hike for emergency too.

@wildlifefishingshow

10 ай бұрын

Solid advice

@jengle1970

10 ай бұрын

Also, have read if you are going someplace by yourself like that you should update your phone VM greeting with your location so if your phone dies or you can't make a call, people calling you can still know where you are. I usually carry one of those small GPS emergency beacons, not the one that you can text from or anything, but need to start doing the VM thing in case I get in a situation where I can't get to the beacon

Nice spot !

Man I been borderline to heat stroke and passed out on pavement in Vegas in late August. Fortunately my troop was an oak tree and threw me in the back seat of the contact truck and took me to the base hospital. I got packed in ice and got 4 bags of saline pumped in. I can't take extreme heat for too long anymore

@wildlifefishingshow

9 ай бұрын

Glad you're ok

I live in Newark Ohio and I've dealt with 100° heat before i remember having 100+ degree temperatures in June 2012 and yeah it was pretty brutal but the good thing was I've never had heat stroke or heat exhaustion but I was so tired though

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

Yeah, it sucks the energy right out of ya

Yeah I got a bad case of heat exhaustion borderline stroke while fishing the Connecticut river. It was a hot mid July day, heat index over 100 and I was wading through this spot and was catching fish and getting hits all day. The river opened up in this one spot and there wasn't any shade to be seen. Luckily my brother was with me and he drove me home and I ended up just passing out on his couch.

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

Good thing you had a reliable friend with you 👍

I usually carry drip drop with me when im outdoors in the texas heat. It works wonders. Give it a shot

First time watcher☑️Subscribed…like these crazy places…..go for the record!

That spot is so cool, a little bit jealous. 😆

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

It's a lot of fun

awesome.God bless.

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

Thanks

Awesome content my man. Real deal out side adventure .

@wildlifefishingshow

2 ай бұрын

Much appreciated

Our local lake used to be absolutely infested with tilapia! That's about as big as ours got. They were supposedly vegetarian fish but very territorial.

@TheCaptainbeefylog

11 ай бұрын

Most tilapia species are 'advertised' as herbivores but are truly omnivores.

@henryturnerjr3857

11 ай бұрын

@TheCaptainbeefylog Yeah, they were stocked back in the 1980s, supposedly to control hydrilla, and weren't supposed to survive the winter. But in winter, they just moved to the hot water outlets at the power plant. Big Oops! 😬 30+ years later, they're still here but thankfully less plentiful.

Great video and catches of fish I'll have to check this out sometime in the future

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

🙏

Man, I am praying for you 🙏🏿. Love your videos

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

Thanks

Stay safe 🙏❤

I've heard stories from men that lived to fish in my home town. About catfish just rising up and then sinking back down. They say they were bigger than the boat they were in. Divers that worked on the dam say fish in the water are big enough to swallow a man easily. I've always wanted someone to come here and explore. We have the Coosa River, Weiss Lake, Terrapin Creek, Yellow Creek, Little River Canyon all in the same area. It's a fishermans paradise. Located in Northeast Alabama. Cherokee County. It's a nice vacation spot. Bring the family and see if you can find our river monsters😁

@wildlifefishingshow

7 ай бұрын

It must have been incredible to see the river system in the early 20th century. I can't even imagine.

Your being smart brother! Piss on those who want to talk shit. Don't matter how tough someone thinks they are, let reality set in once for those cupcakes 🤙🎣

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

The heat humbles us all

great job.

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

Thanks

Cool video man.

What pound was your fishing line and hook size?🤔 those were some nice tilapia.

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

It was 20lb line on the green rod (which I had brought for bass, originally) and 10lb line on the Pryme rod.

Love it ❤ those were big fish 🎉

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

Thanks 👍

I love your videos and hope to see more and I hope you have an absolutely great day.

@wildlifefishingshow

10 ай бұрын

Thanks

Nice !

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

Thanks!

Thanks for sharing your experiences with us. I'm in the dryest heat of America Arizona. 😅 This Wednesday I'm getting a wide brim hat. You should too and just wear a chesty to film. Just stay safe my friend 🙏.

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

I'm not sure I can pull off the wide brimmed hat look

@terryporter2970

11 ай бұрын

@@wildlifefishingshow me neither to be honest lol!! What state are you in?

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

@@terryporter2970 Texas

You know, I dont know why people are more excited to catch tilapia? I hate to say it but some of the tastiest blackend fish plates Ive ever had has been big tilapia that size out of Coleto Creek. Sometimes they will hit small crank baits while bass fishing and I always throw them in livewell. I think they get a bad rap because of some of the poorly farm raised fish that can have a bitter or bad taste. The freshly caught tilapia from lakes that I have caught have all been great. White, moist, mild/clean flavor; just how I like my fish.

@wildlifefishingshow

5 ай бұрын

There's an author of African hunting literature named Peter Hathaway Capstick, and he was always adamant that fresh caught tilapia was the finest tasting fish on Earth.

You should totally put some fish into that flooded staircase area, see if they can survive for a while

I love your Videos be careful out there catching fish and doing your show be safe my man.

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

I appreciate it 🙏

Also keep your neck cool... most don't know that your neck and base of your skull is the area most affected by temperature change

I also worked at a waste water plant for 5 yrs and that is definitely where the pumps would be.

Awesome vid!!

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

Thanks!

Definitely a dry well for a pumps. We have at many sewer plants

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

Cool

Love the vid

@wildlifefishingshow

2 ай бұрын

Much appreciated 🙏

What a beach

what a beautifull tilapia

@wildlifefishingshow

2 ай бұрын

Yeah, there's loads of them out here

Doesn't matter what videos you post they are good

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

I really appreciate that

I’m currently living vicariously through your videos while hiding from the heat inside 💀this is such a cool spot though, and even cooler to see you actually pull fish out of it

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

I appreciate the support! I got worried after failing to catch fish in the usual spots for about an hour (edited out) but the tilapia delivered

Featuring radical I'm from Thailand 🎣🎖️

Please ,wear white/light colered clothes. If possible shorts and a UV hat! They're very light and keeps you cool. Like the video, please be safe 😃

very nice video bro

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

Thanks!

Si awesome is yes awesome!!!!!

I saw you and the guy from River Certified in Bowling Green Kentucky one day. I was hauling Channel Cats to a paylake in Glasgow. I know that he knows the area. Yall were in a older BMW.

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

I've never been to Kentucky (would like to) or met the guy from River Certified, sorry.

I see your rocking the olight. Hope you like it.

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

Yeah, I had a partnership with them for a while, very good brand

Holy tilapia Batman 😳😳😳😳😳 super nice

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

(Adam West voice) Exactly, Robin

You should wear a PFD next time you fish there. That way if you fall in, you will never drown.

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

Maybe

You ever fill a worm with air with a feed store syringe to make it float and fish it like a top eater bait. It works well. The worm stays alive and wiggles on the top of the water.

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

I haven't but that a good idea

Long sleeve cotton shirt helps with heat also drink a gallon of water the day b4 so your body is more ready . And a damp towel on neck

Bro, landing net, save the day. Great fishing.

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

Yeah, I remembered that mine was still in the garage about halfway there

wow

Definitely take care of your self man I live in the Arizona desert the highs are above 110 all week thank goodness it’s dry at least

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

Good lord that does not sound fun

Great video

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

Many thanks

New top water bobber lure‼️

if you turn on the are too fast it might give you heat stroke because of the fact that you've been in the Heat and that temperature difference immediately

Do you ever take disabled veterans out Alligator gar fishing with you? Always been a bucket list fish for me.

Spot yang bagus teman

Those tilapia are pretty happy with the duckweed on the surface. They might taste good from there if you like tilapia. The bluegills too. Be careful with the heat. It's no joke and it's getting worse. I like Body Armor drinks instead of Gatorade, it tastes better to me and comes in better flavors. The coconut water is good for you too. Also maybe take some kind of float to go there. A blow up toy would work, even a doll 😂.

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

Don't think I've had Body Armor drinks

“Lucky there’s no wasps in here.” Shines the light on wasps in there.

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

Lol, they weren't on the nest at first

Liquid IV, I take a few packets every time I go fishing just to be safe. And I sweat A LOT, like to the degree that I’m instantly drenched and within twenty minutes I can’t sweat anymore. It keeps my skin cool but I’m constantly downing electrolytes when I’m doing anything physical.

@wildlifefishingshow

9 ай бұрын

I gotta get some

This place creeps me out for some reason lol what a spot though

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

It's pretty creepy

Those would make gr8 Tilapia fillets. Nice catches. Get 1 of those rags ( I 4got wht thr called) u get thm wet & u can put around ur neck 2 stay cool. I also open up & stick it on my head, thn put my hat on 4 a lil while. Good luck 😊

I work in the waste water industry in the UK and even on working plants ive seen 20 lb plus carp in final effluent tanks.

@wildlifefishingshow

7 ай бұрын

Super cool

That is a huge fish

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

It was a good one 👍

@dickborg452

11 ай бұрын

@@wildlifefishingshow yes it was

The last release was crazy 💀💀

Tying your wrist to a pole above the water if you have heat stroke is genuine.

Awesome video!!! If you fish Louisiana, it would be awesome to make some content together

I had a heat stroke. I never truly recovered fully. I can't stand temperatures over 80 too well. Be careful

@wildlifefishingshow

11 ай бұрын

That's what I hear happens

Are you permitted to release talipa in the local water? I know many states have it listed as an invasive species and dictate any of them caught by anglers must be dispatched and not released back into the waterways.

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11 ай бұрын

Thanks!