It's awesome to see the younger generation keeping the old ways alive. You have no idea how much this reminded me of growing up and bream fishing with cane poles down here in south Mississippi off the Pascagoula river. I brought both my boys up doing the same. Thanks for sharing and bringing back great memories. I think it's time this old man goes fishing again! Been a year or two.
Thanks for the words and jumping on board!! I grew up shrimping South Alabama and Mississippi. We used to unload at times in Pascagoula. Be sure to share us around down there with your Family and Friends!!
A super long bamboo stick was the first fishing rod I ever used when I went fishing for the first time with my maternal grandfather near his home in China. I was only 7 then, but I still remember what we caught that day. Grandfather caught some big silver carp while I got a few little dace which ultimately ended up as food for Grandfather's three turtles (Grandfather told me they were doing fine when I called him 3 weeks ago). You know, I might go to the dollar store and make myself a bamboo rod when the weather gets warmer! Thank you for taking me on a trip down memory lane, good sir! Greetings from Canada!
We used to make our own when I was a kid. Wed cut switch came and make them. I think one of these days I'm gonna bring that back to life on this channel. Those were fine poles!!!
We use to use cain poles out of the cain patch beside the creeks. We would line all the way at the base of the cain pole then wrap the extra line around the end. Then if we needed more line we would just unwrap it. Then to act kinda like a reel we would twist the cain pole to take up the slack on a big fish. Still got them out in the barn. Awesome video!!!
Absolutely. Technology has changed a lot of stuff these days, but I believe it's very important to preserve the old ways for future generations. I'm afraid they will need it one day. World is gonna be lost if we ever have a mass cellular service failure. Bad thing is, they won't be able to watch TH-cam if that ever happens. All the more reason to show the young these type videos as they grow up!!!
Bradley: great video - you so right about the memories! We use to fish in the Macon like that until the Corps dredged it out and turned it into no more than a canal ditch from Arkansas to the Tensas - a monumental govt. disaster. No matter, the fish always seem to taste better right out of the water. By the way, I heard the locusts in the backgound - sweet summertime music. Thanks Roy
Brings back memories of growing up! We used to catch up some catfish with cane poles and have to back up and drag them in. Used the old school twisted nylon the old timers used for cane poles
Great video my friend i have one of the coleman stoves ive had sents i was s kid im 66 now that old stove still works good it works on white gas it comes in cans now but you use to get it at some stores from the pump in tn
Thank y’all. That brings back some real memories. Who ever taught you to tie that pole, must be the same one that taught me. Keep it real and thanks again.
That's right, I just always ended up with too much line if I did that. Hard to fish long line under those tree limbs we were in. When we used to cut our own, we'd cut that came at an angle or notch it for the hook at the end. I think I'll end up eventually doing a video on making your own cane pole and show all that. The drying process and all. Be a good one for next year🤣
Thanks, hoping this resonates with some people and brings back memories to a Slower time in our Lives. Our Youth will never see this unless we bring it to them!!
I once ran across a lady setting on a bucket on Loutre. I asked her if she was having any luck, she said "I sho am, I done got me a whole coffee can full" it was only a one pound can ..lol. i liked to fell in the bayou😂
That brings back so many wonderful memories!!! My family use to plan our reunions on the creek bank. Some would bring the hush puppies, some fries,cole slaw and everything that went with fish. Problem was we would skin and eat what was caught. I remember a few times that the above mentioned was all that was available to eat. Lol. Sometimes they just don’t bite ! But it was 100% always a great time. Families should get off the electronic devices and try it !
Yes sir!! More times than not there were enough fish caught for a meal!! I also remember a time when that mud cat would not have got a pass🤣🤣🤣. Dad took us yoyo fishing one night, me and my brother. We caught 6 mudcat and that was it. We only had potatoes for cooking. We had a grill and pot of oil. We fried the potatoes, and them was the best grilled mudcat we ever had🤣🤣🤣
@@godscountryhuntingfishing1638 I still to this day eat them mud cat. Out of that creek water they taste mighty fine ! Every since I subscribed to your channel I’ve watched everyone of the videos you put out. Honestly there hasn’t been a bad video but this one was definitely a home run!!! I closed my eyes and went down memory lane and could smell them fish frying ! I do believe you and I were raised or drug up the exact same way. Thank God for them dads and grandpas. I’ve got to include my granny. She’s responsible for introducing me to the cane pole fishing
Ain't it so!!! I remember My Gramma in her 70's with cancer, and the last good memory I have was they took her to this same exact spot, fixed her a chair out in the water because she was too weak to stand and let her catch bream one last time with that cane pole. Them jokers were dead when they hit the bank🤣🤣🤣. Guess she's where I get my hook sets from. That was a good fish fry!! The Old timers survived while today we struggle
@@godscountryhuntingfishing1638 My granny dipped that ole Levi Garret powdered snuff. She would put them finger up in the peace shape to spit. Don’t know if that was for aiming it or what. May have been for further distance ! Lol. But then she would say put your hook over there you’ll catch one ! More often than not I would. She to fought to the bitter end doing what she loved. Cancer takes so many loved ones !
Amazing i need to get a cane pole i use a pencil float i take plastic straws from restaurants and pinch them on the end with pliers and burn them and it closes it on both ends and i notch a hole in it with a knife then I rub my wine through it and just tie in overhand knot and you need a decent size split shot that way it stands straight up on the water and if you just tie one over here not I’ll just stay there or you can move it up or down your line perfectly for cane pole
@@godscountryhuntingfishing1638 yup I do it all the time I prefer it actually because it’s more of a sensitive Barbara and I like to fish small hooks and it’s more sensitive. That way you don’t really gut hook them as much
Man I can't tell you how many fish I saw as a kid caught on broken poles. Wasn't just another trip to town. You break two foot off a 12 footer, you just had a new 10 footer🤣🤣🤣
Thanks!! There ya go, I knew I'd get it quick. I'm bad with names. All names. People's names knots names, everything. Never had a problem remembering where a fishing spot or white oak was though🤣🤣🤣
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It's awesome to see the younger generation keeping the old ways alive. You have no idea how much this reminded me of growing up and bream fishing with cane poles down here in south Mississippi off the Pascagoula river. I brought both my boys up doing the same. Thanks for sharing and bringing back great memories. I think it's time this old man goes fishing again! Been a year or two.
Thanks for the words and jumping on board!! I grew up shrimping South Alabama and Mississippi. We used to unload at times in Pascagoula. Be sure to share us around down there with your Family and Friends!!
@@godscountryhuntingfishing1638 I sure will. My son Derek will love your channel for sure!
Thanks!!
A super long bamboo stick was the first fishing rod I ever used when I went fishing for the first time with my maternal grandfather near his home in China. I was only 7 then, but I still remember what we caught that day. Grandfather caught some big silver carp while I got a few little dace which ultimately ended up as food for Grandfather's three turtles (Grandfather told me they were doing fine when I called him 3 weeks ago). You know, I might go to the dollar store and make myself a bamboo rod when the weather gets warmer! Thank you for taking me on a trip down memory lane, good sir! Greetings from Canada!
We used to make our own when I was a kid. Wed cut switch came and make them. I think one of these days I'm gonna bring that back to life on this channel. Those were fine poles!!!
We use to use cain poles out of the cain patch beside the creeks. We would line all the way at the base of the cain pole then wrap the extra line around the end. Then if we needed more line we would just unwrap it. Then to act kinda like a reel we would twist the cain pole to take up the slack on a big fish. Still got them out in the barn.
Awesome video!!!
Gotta love them ole cane poles!! Glad you enjoyed it!!
O yes very great memories and times.
Man, ya'll are bringing back some good memories!!! Thanks you guys keep em coming!!!
Your welcome, thanks for watching!!
Nothing like a cane pole, they have been catching fish long before the reel was ever invented! 😉
For sure it's a different feel and action. I'd forgot how sweet it is!!
I miss the days of Seeing cane poles sticking out of the windows of Cars everywhere. Many families have survived using CanePoles, and Willow Limbs.
Absolutely. Technology has changed a lot of stuff these days, but I believe it's very important to preserve the old ways for future generations. I'm afraid they will need it one day. World is gonna be lost if we ever have a mass cellular service failure. Bad thing is, they won't be able to watch TH-cam if that ever happens. All the more reason to show the young these type videos as they grow up!!!
Another great episode. No telling how many times the boys and I fished on Moro Creek here at home. Lots of memories...
Yes sir!! Can't beat it
Bradley: great video - you so right about the memories! We use to fish in the Macon like that until the Corps dredged it out and turned it into no more than a canal ditch from Arkansas to the Tensas - a monumental govt. disaster. No matter, the fish always seem to taste better right out of the water. By the way, I heard the locusts in the backgound - sweet summertime music. Thanks Roy
Them locust was about to overheat🤣. Thanks Roy
Brings back memories of growing up! We used to catch up some catfish with cane poles and have to back up and drag them in. Used the old school twisted nylon the old timers used for cane poles
We used to make bank poles from switch cane. Didn't have no fiberglass tree stakes🤣🤣🤣
@@godscountryhuntingfishing1638 true. Times have certainly changed
Got to love back to basics1 Thanks for the memories!
Thanks, sometimes we need it to reboot!!
Man I still got about 6 cane poles hanging up in barn. You make me want to drag one out. Great video and promotion.
Thanks Scott, them Bream eat better than Perch anyways🤣🤣
They always eat better.
We always went and found a cane pole patch and cut our own. They may have some awkward bends and not as shiny but man they worked good ! Lol
Yes sir!! I got a feeling that will be an upcoming video😜. We did that sometimes as well
Great video my friend i have one of the coleman stoves ive had sents i was s kid im 66 now that old stove still works good it works on white gas it comes in cans now but you use to get it at some stores from the pump in tn
Those old school stoves were great. This one is a bit newer, but not sure how old. It did cook nice and hot though
Man, that is a step back in time. You don’t see anyone doing cane poles any more. Great video you guys!
Sure brought back memories to a time when things were slower and way less complicated🤣
Love your old school videos. New subscriber love your channel
Thanks!!
Nice looking store. My kind of place. Think I’ll head up there this afternoon and restock my Slot Limit Baits
Place looks like a new Penney!!!
Thank y’all.
That brings back some real memories.
Who ever taught you to tie that pole, must be the same one that taught me.
Keep it real and thanks again.
Thanks Terry, appreciate the long term support!!! Glad to fo these type videos
9:10 Another good spot for hook is at the bottom of Pole. But will put a permanent bend in top end, could dull barb, tip of hook if not just right.
That's right, I just always ended up with too much line if I did that. Hard to fish long line under those tree limbs we were in. When we used to cut our own, we'd cut that came at an angle or notch it for the hook at the end. I think I'll end up eventually doing a video on making your own cane pole and show all that. The drying process and all. Be a good one for next year🤣
Great video!! Enjoyed old school.
Thanks, always good for us to slow down
I don’t know yall but I’m proud of you younger adults for working so hard ! I’m glad to see things taking off for y’all !
Thanks, really appreciate it. Just being us😊
Thatcher said “fishy fishy” 😂😂
Poor kid, D done ruined him. He be saying "Fishy Fishy" rest of his life🤣🤣
Like the old stuff to
Thanks, hoping this resonates with some people and brings back memories to a Slower time in our Lives. Our Youth will never see this unless we bring it to them!!
I once ran across a lady setting on a bucket on Loutre. I asked her if she was having any luck, she said "I sho am, I done got me a whole coffee can full" it was only a one pound can
..lol. i liked to fell in the bayou😂
Whole Fry's, ain't even gotta cut the head off em🤣🤣🤣. Then small ones out the lutre are mighty sweet tasting
Congrats on 10k subs. Nothing like the Loutre
It's a great place, Thanks!!
That brings back so many wonderful memories!!! My family use to plan our reunions on the creek bank. Some would bring the hush puppies, some fries,cole slaw and everything that went with fish. Problem was we would skin and eat what was caught. I remember a few times that the above mentioned was all that was available to eat. Lol. Sometimes they just don’t bite ! But it was 100% always a great time. Families should get off the electronic devices and try it !
Yes sir!! More times than not there were enough fish caught for a meal!! I also remember a time when that mud cat would not have got a pass🤣🤣🤣. Dad took us yoyo fishing one night, me and my brother. We caught 6 mudcat and that was it. We only had potatoes for cooking. We had a grill and pot of oil. We fried the potatoes, and them was the best grilled mudcat we ever had🤣🤣🤣
@@godscountryhuntingfishing1638
I still to this day eat them mud cat. Out of that creek water they taste mighty fine !
Every since I subscribed to your channel I’ve watched everyone of the videos you put out. Honestly there hasn’t been a bad video but this one was definitely a home run!!! I closed my eyes and went down memory lane and could smell them fish frying ! I do believe you and I were raised or drug up the exact same way. Thank God for them dads and grandpas. I’ve got to include my granny. She’s responsible for introducing me to the cane pole fishing
Ain't it so!!! I remember My Gramma in her 70's with cancer, and the last good memory I have was they took her to this same exact spot, fixed her a chair out in the water because she was too weak to stand and let her catch bream one last time with that cane pole. Them jokers were dead when they hit the bank🤣🤣🤣. Guess she's where I get my hook sets from. That was a good fish fry!! The Old timers survived while today we struggle
@@godscountryhuntingfishing1638
My granny dipped that ole Levi Garret powdered snuff. She would put them finger up in the peace shape to spit. Don’t know if that was for aiming it or what. May have been for further distance ! Lol. But then she would say put your hook over there you’ll catch one ! More often than not I would.
She to fought to the bitter end doing what she loved. Cancer takes so many loved ones !
Looks like cooters has got More stuff than my local Walmart, LOL.
Way more, lol
Awesome vid thanks for sharing
Thanks!!! Your Welcome!!
Amazing i need to get a cane pole i use a pencil float i take plastic straws from restaurants and pinch them on the end with pliers and burn them and it closes it on both ends and i notch a hole in it with a knife then I rub my wine through it and just tie in overhand knot and you need a decent size split shot that way it stands straight up on the water and if you just tie one over here not I’ll just stay there or you can move it up or down your line perfectly for cane pole
I've never heard of or thought of that, but you might just have given me a great idea for a new content. I'm gonna have to try that
@@godscountryhuntingfishing1638 yup I do it all the time I prefer it actually because it’s more of a sensitive Barbara and I like to fish small hooks and it’s more sensitive. That way you don’t really gut hook them as much
Gotcha. Sure feels better
17:55 Cane pole good to the last foot. The last foot is for is fishing.
Man I can't tell you how many fish I saw as a kid caught on broken poles. Wasn't just another trip to town. You break two foot off a 12 footer, you just had a new 10 footer🤣🤣🤣
@@godscountryhuntingfishing1638 On the Pole, when it Breaks You’ve gotten ride of the weakest part.
Cooters where they have everything you need to catch fish but if you need they’ll just sell you some fish on the DL !!
I always said if you don't catch any, you can always swing back by there on the way home!!!
Like your videos
Thanks Taylor!!
I all ways fix my blue gill whole like that I think it’s the best way to do them
Definitely the best way, we just get in a hurry sometimes 🤣
Bradley you know to go get y’all some Calcutta poles.
Calcutta poles???
Calcutta bamboo pole
Notice How much Smaller fish are in The Stories know that there’s a Camera ? 😂😂😂
Hey, the big ones always get away 🤣🤣🤣
improved clinch knot
Thanks!! There ya go, I knew I'd get it quick. I'm bad with names. All names. People's names knots names, everything. Never had a problem remembering where a fishing spot or white oak was though🤣🤣🤣
All I had as kid was cane pole
Me too, till that zebco 33 come along 🤣
Yes still have Zeno 33
Zebco lol
😲🍽🍻🍻
Thanks!!
What brand cane pole was it
Or what kind
Oh, I'm not sure on that
Can't say I ever looked ant brand or kind of cane pole. They hard to find, I know that
Things were going great until SOMEBODY broke their pole 😂
She's still a little on the wild side!!! Gets excited when them fish catch her off guard🤣😊