BRITS REACT | Catfish Noodling: Pulling Catfish from Clay Holes | BLIND REACTION
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Today we're taking a look at Catfish Noodling, in the comments you advised us to checkout @HannahBarronOutdoors to see how it's really done. We couldn't believe the size of those fish Hannah managed to pull out! We hope you enjoy the video as much as we did.
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It's amazing to see how genuinely happy she gets when she catches a fish. It all can be seen in her smile and eyes.
She said "We're back out here," not "Rebecca here." 😀
I was just about to clear that up for them. 🙂👍🏽
Good Alabamian interpretation. I didn't hear Rebecca but I'm listening with a Texas ear.
Oops! :)
If you're not accustomed to the accent (which is a bit heavy) it can be hard to understand 😂
Her name is definitely Hannah. She said "we're back out here".....LOL Not surprised you were not able to understand her with her thick accent. Also, we don't eat the big ones.....the smaller cats are much better eating!
Big cats make more baby cats - it all ends without baby cats - or anything else
At 4:35 you say "I wonder if there is another type of beast in there" They are in a river where 800 pound Alligators as well as deadly snakes and huge snapping turtles that can take your whole hand off are all very common LOL.
What the heck! 😱
Yeah, but those aren't going to be back in the holes the fish are in. Those need to breathe air & there isn't any in those holes in the banks.
If there were any snapping turtles or gators out there, they'd be on the banks or on logs or downed trees & would be visible. You know that as comfortable as these folks are in this environment they'd notice anything that would be a danger to be around.
@@patriciab8876 They hang out on the banks a lot though so unless you are poking at holes in the middle of the river the banks are high risk. Snakes especially like the twisted roots and low hanging branches on the banks.
You should defiantly check out a couple more of her videos where she takes people out noodling who have never done it before.
Will do! ♥️
Grandma tried to teach my brother and I how to do this back when we were kids back in the mid 1970s. Mom put a stop to it when a water moccasin crawled around my arm when I was near the bank. Still remember the look on my mom's face, priceless. We had catfish push the 80lb/36 kilo mark.
They stand over the hole to block the fish in.
Basically the “arm through the gills” part is after the fish bites you, you’re just using the “through the gills part” as better control of something so big
Ah that makes sense! 😀
This is what I call 'poking for catfish'. Not using a trap with a pool noodle. It doesn't matter much really.
You do it and it's fun.
Find the hole/lair cats dig to lay in - stick your hand in there and boom - the cat clamps down , wont let go so you can pull him on out - noodlin baby - now get the fryer goin and some beer on ice
Sounds like a plan! ..maybe you can stick your hand in there though instead of me? 😅
Loved the video guys. By all mean do another noodling video. Believe me, most of us Americans have never done or even seen this. Its quite unique and particular to a few areas in the southern states.
There’s a gill plate that protects the gills
Aha, good to know! :)
47 Pounds is 21.319 Kilograms.
So that's the weight of the fish at 6:31
She didn't say "Rebecca" she said "We back out here."....
Oh, and Hannah Barron is a beast in every facet. She has videos not only about noodling catfish but also to normal farm work, what it’s like to lay down 500m of piping in 100F heat to lifting heavy machinery; she’s pretty much an all around southern bada**
They are not putting their hands or arms into the gills of the fish! There is a gill plate, that protects the gills! These catfish that thing was catching, we're pretty calm! She has caught some that has thrown her all over the place! You would think it was going to take her arm off! Her dad has pulled muscles in his arms because of the catfish! Hannah's dad was the one holding the little kid at the last!
Wow that’s crazy! We’ll have to dig deeper. 🤓
@@AliKaiProject The more the catfish fight her, the more she giggles! Y'all have to hear them giggles! Y'all have a great day, I guess it would be night for y'all!
That's Hannah, and she said "We're back out here", not that she's Rebecca.
She puts a foot on each side of the hole in the bank so she can have better leverage.
Those giant fish are too old to eat, and catching them is for sport. Actually, some people might eat them as I can't speak for everyone, but in my family, they say they're too old and won't taste good. We only eat those grown on a catfish farm, not caught in the river. They'll catch them from the river and put them back.
The inside of a catfish's mouth is said to be rough like sandpaper.
Catfish can "talk". They make a very low "growling" sound, but you have to get close to hear it. I posted about this under someone else's reaction video, and one other person said they've also heard them "talk". 🙂
As children, my brother and I used to like to hear them, but my grandmother was freaked out and hearing the sound once was enough for her.😄
That woman is Hannah.
You dont eat catfish that big. The first one, that was really small, she said thats an eating one.
..that's small?!
@@AliKaiProject Yes, the fish at 3:15
Great video reaction 😂😂 Feel better soon ❤ Love From Michigan and it's a beautiful evening ❤️
Thank you!! 😍
You let the catfish bite you and as you pull it out of the ho[e you run your other hand through the gills
Cool they have paw paw and the kiddo
In the water the hole will turn up so there is a air pocket in that hole there maybe a snake turtle alligator, so if there is no air pocket it is some kind of fish
You're not really selling the idea to me, snakes and alligators... nope! 😅
Not many of the large ones are eaten. Catfish begin to taste fishy and muddy the larger they grow.
No croks people - just alligators
They all bite though!
@@AliKaiProject youre right
22-23 kilos, 47 pounds.
Caitlin Clark
Shes scored 45% of team points her rookie year…..1 more regular season game and then the playoffs!
Now thats a Southern Woman!!!!!
Yeah, they're measured in pounds. So 47 lbs is 21.31 kg. I've seen videos where bigger ones are caught. They get BIG.
That's crazy, I thought they were only small until I saw this video! :)
Nobody in the US watches her for her catfishing skills. And it's now spread to the UK. I love how this guy is trying so hard to be indifferent.🤣🤣🤣🤣
As a straight woman, I can attest that I watch her for her cat fishing skills. It is amazing.