+Rob Poston Thanks for watching and following the Channel, Rob! I was very happy to catch 8 different types of fish that day, since it was my first time back to the Neshaminy Creek in a long while. :) Tight lines!
That lake is called Neshaminy Resovoir or as we called it back in the day "Hidden lake". You can get access to off of 532. havent been there in years but I believe it is about 1/4 mile before Linton Hill Road going towards washington crossing. Look for metal gates and a space to park off the left coming from newtown.. It is a trek though after you park your car near the metal gates but as I knew it over 15 years ago it is a 1/2 mile walk and the lake has catfish, large/small mouth and others. Back in the day a great fishing spot, just not sure how it is now.
Are you sure I live in newtown and theirs a sign there that says neshaminy water shed I've fished their before and I didn't catch anything but I was only their for 30 minutes I also saw koi when I went
+Mabey Fishing Trio the water there must be stained with redbull or something, around here even yellow perch are lethargic as hell, sometimes they swallow the hook and just lay there without putting up any fight, almost the same with sunfishes/pumpkinseeds a 3 inch sprint after the hook is set and they get tired around here lol not to mention around my place they're picky as hell, they won't bite lures, they even refuse canned pet food and corn, only big chunks of night crawlers seemed to work and the same goes for bullheads
+irishkevn Thank you very much, Kevin! As for the call, absolutely -- I am planning a trip to Lake Luxembourg in September, so I will definitely text you about it. Tight lines!
+JPJ Hunting Outdoors The Guadalupe Bass (Micropterus treculii) is definitely on my list of Species to catch! Not sure when I will be down in Texas, since I plan on exploring closer states first, but you bet that I will go there one day! Thank you very much for the suggestion. Tight lines!
my school is right up the street from there! ive never fished this part though. i always go up to the covet bridge with worms or a spinner. Im going to be trying here soon though!
man this video brings back memories, used to work in newtown with no car and had to walk EVERYWHERE, 2.5 hour SEPTA commute each way and almost 5 miles of walking a day lol, glad to see the waters up there are healthy, i need to make a trip back there sometime!
+weqrfawe I hear ya on the walking, brother. haha. And yes -- you definitely should make a trip back there one of these days! The Neshaminy is as healthy as ever! Tight lines!
I don't think I will have a chance to go back to those ponds really soon, Lucas. However, if I do, you will definitely see that on my SnapChat. :) Tight lines and thanks for watching!
I really like your vids and I'm a huge fan maybe one day we can fish together if u don't want to that's fine it's just your one of my fav fishers and I live 2 mins away from Tyler state park
I know this is an old video but , if you grab bullhead from underneath you can get a better hold because you don't have to worry about the top fin spike.
+Devin Beck I like the natural yellow colored ones, since I make them resemble a maggot/wax worm. Though, it has been shown on the Internet that any color will really do its job. Tight lines, Devin!
+Caleb Roca Absolutely. I usually go with small Killifish or small Sunfish, depending on where I am at. One of these, I will do a video on live-lining small fish for Chain Pickerel and Largemouth Bass.
+ufounddiesel74 I was just telling another sub here -- when I get my car next year, things will be very different. Hah. But for now, yes -- miles and miles of entertainment. :)
Indeed, High Hook Fishing. Though, even with a loose drag, enough force against the hook will give you a solid hookset. Tight lines and thanks for watching!
Those green sunnies are stunted because there's no fishing pressure. Ya need to keep them smaller ones. Not enough fishing can be just as bad as too much.
+Elijah Yates Thanks for watching and following the Channel, Elijah! I am definitely planning on doing some Deep Sea Fishing this year! And if I do go, there will be videos for it. Tight lines and fish on!
out of curiosity, do you ever get ticks when you walk through these heavily wooded areas? i cant seem to ever walk out of even the smallest stretch of woods without 3-4 deer ticks here in new jersey..
Yes, justin. Sometimes I do get ticks and other bugs, which is why I shower 2 times a day -- one in the morning and one at night. I always make sure that I get rid of those _uninvited guests_ after a full day of fishing. :) Tight lines and thanks for watching!
+ethan paul All different types of baits, to tell you the truth. Chicken Liver, cut bait, and even soap -- those are all wonderful baits for Channel Catfish (_Ictalurus punctatus_). For the other types, I would recommend fresh cut bait. Tight lines and thanks for watching, Ethan!
I live in newtown theres a pond in my neighborhood and theirs koi in the lake I've gone their before and didn't catch anything theirs access theirs no no fishing signs it's the neshaminy creek watershed it's easy cut behind the houses
+Branman fishing and hockey That sounds like a great idea. I have been to a couple Silver Lake in NJ. Which county is the one you are referring to? Tight lines!
+Sean Magee The first thing that you should do is get its name. Google it and go to different local fishing forums and check if other people have fished there before. If the Pond is nameless, it's a little bit harder. You can still do your research by county or township, but information on it will definitely be harder to find. Ultimately, the best way of knowing it is to personally go down there. Spend some time on exploration... Tight lines, Sean!
+Sean Magee I usually try a bib of chumming of sorts. I toss some bugs or maybe a wee bit of bread or shrimp into the water and see if there's any reaction.
+Branman fishing and hockey No, no. I meant the "County." For example, there is a Silver Lake in Clementon, NJ. That is clearly not the same Silver Lake that you are referring to. So, which county would your Silver Lake be in?
+Branman fishing and hockey I see! Oh wow...that's far away from me. Hah. But I still promise that I will try my best to make it there one of these days. :) Thanks for the suggestion!
+tcop30 My hypothesis is that they were probably stocked there, once upon a time. Sometimes the local county stocks their waters with Largemouth Bass, Mosquitofish, Mummichogs, or Green Sunfish for mosquito/insect population control. That is probably how they got in there. Tight lines, tcop30!
Great video! What was that yellow bait you were using at the first pond? And what was the bait you had on a bobber in. That river? It what grey with a weighted jighead
+Mike Mosier Yellow lure at the first pond was a Trout Magnet... It's a split tail grub. Can't get a good look at the lure under the float in the creek... although I can definitely tell he's using the trout magnet slider/darter-style jighead. Probably using that small shiner/minnow style imitation he uses often for microfishing. Berkley Gulp makes a good one just called the 'Minnow' which you can get in 1" and 2" which seems to be in the same size range he's using.
+Mike Mosier David Jeon was on the spot, Mike. The first bait is a golden Trout Magnet and the second one was a "Gulp! Alive" minnow, 1", on a 1/64 oz. Trout magnet jighead a Colmar weighted float. I haven't been able to work too much on my fishing Blog recently; however, all data about setup can be found there. For example: extremephillyfishing.blogspot.com/2015/08/august-fishing-sessions-0812-fishing.html If you notice under the "SETUP" section, I used the same lures for micro-fishing in that post. Tight lines!
+Extreme Philly Fishing Hey Leo, what color Gulp! Alive Minnow do you use? Also, have you gotten a chance to look into the Panfish Assassin Tiny Shad that I recommended a while back at all?
+David Jeon I tend to use the "Emerald Shiner" color. As for the Panfish Assassin Tiny Shad, I still have the one that you gave me at Kirkwood. Hah. On a jighead too! However, I haven't had many chances to use it, since I always go with the Gulp!. :)
+Extreme Philly Fishing I think you have me mistaken... I've never met you in person, let alone given you anything before :O Don't even know where Kirkwood is haha
+Isaac Feenstra I just rewatched my own video. The second Catfish is definitely a Yellow Bullhead (Ameiurus natalis). It got white whiskers and the shape of its mouth is undeniably the same as a Yellow Bullhead's. Thanks for watching. Tight lines, Isaac!
+adam michalski No. That Lake in the video turned out to be a private Lake. I have fished on Lake Luxembourg countless times in the past. I particularly go there for the Spring stocked Trout. Heh. Tight lines!
Hey, Leo! I was just wondering if you ever keep fish like Panfish for eating?? You seem to be a great person and respect nature, but was just inquiring! Thanks! -Braden
+Braden Nielsen Once in a bluemoon. In other words, very rarely. Heh. If I ever do, expect to see me cleaning the fish in the video! My favorite to eat is actually Crappie. Also, just to point it out -- I practice selective harvest; therefore, I have nothing against folks who sometimes take their fish home to eat. Tight lines!
you should hit tyler park again spring 2016 it has been great! Please be more explict about your location when if you go there again tho becuase i hade a hard time following along last video. A couple other guys and i would really like to know your stratedgy for tyler park so please make a "how to tyler park" video about location and equipment
+Trek800z Thank you very much for the suggestion, Trek800z. However, I don't think I will be at Tyler Park for a while now. Hah. If I do go back, I will make sure to film it! Tight lines and fish on!
Usually I watch my line for that, ZGHIGH. If the line starts to get straight after the bite, I know for sure that the fish took it and has it in its mouth. Of course the hook up ratio is still not 100% at that point; however, you will have higher chances when that kind of stuff happens. Tight lines and thanks for watching!
+Peter Edwards I was using a variety of different baits that day, Peter. Some of them were nightcrawlers, Trout Magnets, etc. Tight lines and thanks for watching!
stampyfan800 I appreciate the piece of advice, stampyfan. However, I don't force my hand enough to a level that I would break their ribs. Lol. Tight lines and thanks for watching!
+Scott Hixson What type of Perch are you referring to, Scott? White Perch? Yellow Perch? If so, there are a few videos on my TH-cam Channel where they are portrayed. Tight lines!
+lovemyreptiles That is correct. Long story short, I came to this country as an immigrant; thus, my I never knew if I really wanted to stay here in the future. So, year after year, I just delayed on getting all the documentation and buying a car. But now that I am marriage and I know that I will stay here for sure, I will get my car next year. In other words, you will see me WALK a lot AND DRIVE a lot! :)
+Extreme Philly Fishing good for you.. glad you liked it enough to stick around with us..lol..the best thing about this country is when your in let's say Italy your surrounded by only Italian culture.. but in the united States of America you have a little bit of every culture out there..which is great..specially when it comes to tying diffrent foods..lol. great videos by the way.I didn't become a subscriber the first time I saw your channel because it said philly fishing and I thought by your looks you were philipino and didn't speak English..lol.. then I saw you on 1 rod 1 reels channel and said ohhhhhh. he speaks English let me check him out..hehe..great videos buddy keep up the good work..nice to see a fisherman into multi species..
+lovemyreptiles Heh. I appreciate the sociological perspective there. I was actually born and raised in Brazil, and Brazil is as much of a "Salad Bowl/Melting Pot" as the USA. In other words, we also have all types of different cultures down there, as well as different types of food. Thanks for watching and following the Channel! I am actually an Asian-Brazilian and English is my fourth language, so I'm sure that you will get to enjoy my accent on my videos. :) And, of course, Multi-Species ON! Heh. Tight lines!
+Danny Squirrel Absolutely, Danny. A positive side of walking is that I get to exercise. Hah. I complain about it, but it is good losing some calories. :) I am getting a car this year, though. Tight lines and fish on!
+danny mc tigue That's good, man! In this video, as you saw, the little Yellow Bullhead struck me really fast while I was trying to show it to you guys. The video doesn't do justice to the cut -- it was a pretty inclined deep cut. My finger hurt for the rest of the day and it's still hurting nowadays. Sigh...
+Jimmy Vang Not at the moment. At the moment, I either hike a ride with someone else or I walk. I plan on getting a car this year, so we will see. Tight lines, Jimmy!
man I'm really liking your videos very fun to watch keep it up I used to see u with 1rod1reel on his videos and never knew u had a channel glad I found it
+rob johnson I am also glad that you found out about it, Rob! Very happy to have you here. Thank you very much for watching and following the Channel. Tight lines and fish on!
Ahhh memories. I grew up fishing Tyler park. I even won a youth fishing tournament there
This video was very helpful in helping me identify an oddly colored green fish. Thx!
Great video. Quite a variety caught that day
+Rob Poston Thanks for watching and following the Channel, Rob! I was very happy to catch 8 different types of fish that day, since it was my first time back to the Neshaminy Creek in a long while. :) Tight lines!
That lake is called Neshaminy Resovoir or as we called it back in the day "Hidden lake". You can get access to off of 532. havent been there in years but I believe it is about 1/4 mile before Linton Hill Road going towards washington crossing. Look for metal gates and a space to park off the left coming from newtown.. It is a trek though after you park your car near the metal gates but as I knew it over 15 years ago it is a 1/2 mile walk and the lake has catfish, large/small mouth and others. Back in the day a great fishing spot, just not sure how it is now.
Are you sure I live in newtown and theirs a sign there that says neshaminy water shed I've fished their before and I didn't catch anything but I was only their for 30 minutes I also saw koi when I went
Thanks for sharing, BenoCat! I believe that the place where you are referring to is private nowadays. :( Tight lines and thanks for watching!
we have a lot of redbreast sunfish in our area. they fight hard, are almost in every waterway, and are very courful
+Mabey Fishing Trio I love them as well. Super gorgeous fish. :) Tight lines!
+Mabey Fishing Trio the water there must be stained with redbull or something, around here even yellow perch are lethargic as hell, sometimes they swallow the hook and just lay there without putting up any fight, almost the same with sunfishes/pumpkinseeds a 3 inch sprint after the hook is set and they get tired around here lol not to mention around my place they're picky as hell, they won't bite lures, they even refuse canned pet food and corn, only big chunks of night crawlers seemed to work and the same goes for bullheads
Love watching your older videos. Even though they're still entertaining, it's interesting how far your editing has come in a couple years.
Great job exploring and also the video. Remember, if your in the neighborhood and need a ride give me a call.
+irishkevn Thank you very much, Kevin! As for the call, absolutely -- I am planning a trip to Lake Luxembourg in September, so I will definitely text you about it. Tight lines!
I love your fishing video's can you make more bass fishing video's
+Hunter Thornton Thanks for watching, Hunter! More Bass videos will be coming later this year, so stay tuned! Tight lines!
Cool well I caught my PB bluegill for this year it was a 3 ounce bluegill caught on a medium nightcrawler, friend Philly
That is awesome, Ethan! Congratulations on your new Personal Best. Tight lines and thanks for watching!
if you ever come down to texas try the Guadeloupe river it has Guadeloupe bass
+JPJ Hunting Outdoors The Guadalupe Bass (Micropterus treculii) is definitely on my list of Species to catch! Not sure when I will be down in Texas, since I plan on exploring closer states first, but you bet that I will go there one day! Thank you very much for the suggestion. Tight lines!
Thanks , just wanted to make sure it's on your list
very good multi species day!
+Aidan Ford Fishing Indeed. Thanks for watching, Aidan! Tight lines!
18:46 lol the people in front of you were so confused
i love your content!
my school is right up the street from there! ive never fished this part though. i always go up to the covet bridge with worms or a spinner. Im going to be trying here soon though!
+jkrewson7796 Awesome, man. You have an awesome fishery right next to your school. Lol. Hope you catch a lot there! Tight lines!
Leo, next time you hit the Neshaminy let me know. I have some good carp and smallie spots up north of Tyler Park.
man this video brings back memories, used to work in newtown with no car and had to walk EVERYWHERE, 2.5 hour SEPTA commute each way and almost 5 miles of walking a day lol, glad to see the waters up there are healthy, i need to make a trip back there sometime!
+weqrfawe I hear ya on the walking, brother. haha. And yes -- you definitely should make a trip back there one of these days! The Neshaminy is as healthy as ever! Tight lines!
Legend has it Leo is still looking for the entrance for the public side of the lake.
Wacky mini-sticks work amazingly good for all species. I use them with a ball head jig.
Leo, come by these ponds before your next catfishing trip.
I don't think I will have a chance to go back to those ponds really soon, Lucas. However, if I do, you will definitely see that on my SnapChat. :) Tight lines and thanks for watching!
omg my Uncle was there at Tyler State Park last month XD all they caught were some bluegills and maby a bass or two haha. Keep it up EPF =)
+Ciaran McCloskey Heh. Thanks, Ciaran. Video on "French Fry Carp" coming up around 4 a.m. today. :) Tight lines!
I really like your vids and I'm a huge fan maybe one day we can fish together if u don't want to that's fine it's just your one of my fav fishers and I live 2 mins away from Tyler state park
I know this is an old video but , if you grab bullhead from underneath you can get a better hold because you don't have to worry about the top fin spike.
whats the best color for a trout magnet
+Devin Beck I like the natural yellow colored ones, since I make them resemble a maggot/wax worm. Though, it has been shown on the Internet that any color will really do its job. Tight lines, Devin!
Ever try live lining small sunnies for bass?
+Caleb Roca Absolutely. I usually go with small Killifish or small Sunfish, depending on where I am at. One of these, I will do a video on live-lining small fish for Chain Pickerel and Largemouth Bass.
+Extreme Philly Fishing yeah man live bait is where it's at! That's what the big bass always get nailed on.
Rock bass and largemouth are also sunfish
10 miles for our entertainment , give that man a round of applause lol👍🏻Ty
+ufounddiesel74 I was just telling another sub here -- when I get my car next year, things will be very different. Hah. But for now, yes -- miles and miles of entertainment. :)
A Tight drag is essential for a firm hook set
Indeed, High Hook Fishing. Though, even with a loose drag, enough force against the hook will give you a solid hookset. Tight lines and thanks for watching!
High Hook Fishing
Ya, when the fish weigh 3 oz.
Those green sunnies are stunted because there's no fishing pressure. Ya need to keep them smaller ones. Not enough fishing can be just as bad as too much.
Hey, love your videos i was gonna ask if you can do a video on you going deep sea fishing?
+Elijah Yates Thanks for watching and following the Channel, Elijah! I am definitely planning on doing some Deep Sea Fishing this year! And if I do go, there will be videos for it. Tight lines and fish on!
out of curiosity, do you ever get ticks when you walk through these heavily wooded areas? i cant seem to ever walk out of even the smallest stretch of woods without 3-4 deer ticks here in new jersey..
Haha same here
Yes, justin. Sometimes I do get ticks and other bugs, which is why I shower 2 times a day -- one in the morning and one at night. I always make sure that I get rid of those _uninvited guests_ after a full day of fishing. :) Tight lines and thanks for watching!
I know a spot about 5 minutes from there where you'll catch smallies pretty frequently like 2-3 pounds
caught my pb flathead 60 pounds
+Devin Beck That is awesome, Devin. Congratulations on your new PB. Tight lines and thanks for watching!
nice fishing
+sgtpavlov As always, thanks for watching and following the channel (and the Facebook Page). Tight lines!
I was just there today!!!
I fished at the same spot and caught a huge carp
what would you suggest for catfish
molded chicken blook
+stampyfan800 blood*
+ethan paul All different types of baits, to tell you the truth. Chicken Liver, cut bait, and even soap -- those are all wonderful baits for Channel Catfish (_Ictalurus punctatus_). For the other types, I would recommend fresh cut bait. Tight lines and thanks for watching, Ethan!
Hey +Ethan Paul come check out my videos I make catfishing videos of me catching fish and I will be teaching rigs and baits to use
I live in newtown theres a pond in my neighborhood and theirs koi in the lake I've gone their before and didn't catch anything theirs access theirs no no fishing signs it's the neshaminy creek watershed it's easy cut behind the houses
That sounds like an awesome place to fish at, Mike! Hope you catch some of those Koi in your future trips! Tight lines and thanks for watching!
if your ever in north jersey fishing we should meet up and have you ever fished silver lake NJ?
+Branman fishing and hockey That sounds like a great idea. I have been to a couple Silver Lake in NJ. Which county is the one you are referring to? Tight lines!
When you find a new pond that isn't really known what's the best way to know weather there's life in it
+Sean Magee The first thing that you should do is get its name. Google it and go to different local fishing forums and check if other people have fished there before. If the Pond is nameless, it's a little bit harder. You can still do your research by county or township, but information on it will definitely be harder to find. Ultimately, the best way of knowing it is to personally go down there. Spend some time on exploration... Tight lines, Sean!
+Sean Magee I usually try a bib of chumming of sorts. I toss some bugs or maybe a wee bit of bread or shrimp into the water and see if there's any reaction.
what do you mean like what country is the silver lake I am talking about is in
North New Jersey
+Branman fishing and hockey No, no. I meant the "County." For example, there is a Silver Lake in Clementon, NJ. That is clearly not the same Silver Lake that you are referring to. So, which county would your Silver Lake be in?
Dont know
Silver Lake
Harding, NJ 07960
+Branman fishing and hockey I see! Oh wow...that's far away from me. Hah. But I still promise that I will try my best to make it there one of these days. :) Thanks for the suggestion!
How did those fish get into the small man-made ponds if there is no inlet or outlet?
+tcop30 My hypothesis is that they were probably stocked there, once upon a time. Sometimes the local county stocks their waters with Largemouth Bass, Mosquitofish, Mummichogs, or Green Sunfish for mosquito/insect population control. That is probably how they got in there. Tight lines, tcop30!
Great video! What was that yellow bait you were using at the first pond? And what was the bait you had on a bobber in. That river? It what grey with a weighted jighead
+Mike Mosier Yellow lure at the first pond was a Trout Magnet... It's a split tail grub. Can't get a good look at the lure under the float in the creek... although I can definitely tell he's using the trout magnet slider/darter-style jighead. Probably using that small shiner/minnow style imitation he uses often for microfishing. Berkley Gulp makes a good one just called the 'Minnow' which you can get in 1" and 2" which seems to be in the same size range he's using.
+Mike Mosier David Jeon was on the spot, Mike. The first bait is a golden Trout Magnet and the second one was a "Gulp! Alive" minnow, 1", on a 1/64 oz. Trout magnet jighead a Colmar weighted float. I haven't been able to work too much on my fishing Blog recently; however, all data about setup can be found there. For example: extremephillyfishing.blogspot.com/2015/08/august-fishing-sessions-0812-fishing.html
If you notice under the "SETUP" section, I used the same lures for micro-fishing in that post. Tight lines!
+Extreme Philly Fishing Hey Leo, what color Gulp! Alive Minnow do you use? Also, have you gotten a chance to look into the Panfish Assassin Tiny Shad that I recommended a while back at all?
+David Jeon I tend to use the "Emerald Shiner" color. As for the Panfish Assassin Tiny Shad, I still have the one that you gave me at Kirkwood. Hah. On a jighead too! However, I haven't had many chances to use it, since I always go with the Gulp!. :)
+Extreme Philly Fishing I think you have me mistaken... I've never met you in person, let alone given you anything before :O Don't even know where Kirkwood is haha
The second catfish if probably a hybrid
+Isaac Feenstra I just rewatched my own video. The second Catfish is definitely a Yellow Bullhead (Ameiurus natalis). It got white whiskers and the shape of its mouth is undeniably the same as a Yellow Bullhead's. Thanks for watching. Tight lines, Isaac!
Were you trying to fish lake luxembourg
+adam michalski No. That Lake in the video turned out to be a private Lake. I have fished on Lake Luxembourg countless times in the past. I particularly go there for the Spring stocked Trout. Heh. Tight lines!
Hey, Leo! I was just wondering if you ever keep fish like Panfish for eating?? You seem to be a great person and respect nature, but was just inquiring! Thanks!
-Braden
+Braden Nielsen Once in a bluemoon. In other words, very rarely. Heh. If I ever do, expect to see me cleaning the fish in the video! My favorite to eat is actually Crappie. Also, just to point it out -- I practice selective harvest; therefore, I have nothing against folks who sometimes take their fish home to eat. Tight lines!
you should hit tyler park again spring 2016 it has been great! Please be more explict about your location when if you go there again tho becuase i hade a hard time following along last video. A couple other guys and i would really like to know your stratedgy for tyler park so please make a "how to tyler park" video about location and equipment
+Trek800z Thank you very much for the suggestion, Trek800z. However, I don't think I will be at Tyler Park for a while now. Hah. If I do go back, I will make sure to film it! Tight lines and fish on!
How do you tell when to set the hook to when they are just pecking at it?
Usually I watch my line for that, ZGHIGH. If the line starts to get straight after the bite, I know for sure that the fish took it and has it in its mouth. Of course the hook up ratio is still not 100% at that point; however, you will have higher chances when that kind of stuff happens. Tight lines and thanks for watching!
16:52 that’s a largemouth bass not a smallmouth
No that's a smallmouth.
what bait were you using?
+Peter Edwards I was using a variety of different baits that day, Peter. Some of them were nightcrawlers, Trout Magnets, etc. Tight lines and thanks for watching!
+Extreme Philly Fishing I LOVE YOUR ACCENT
+Extreme Philly Fishing your suppose to hold bass by the mouth when you release then or else it can break their ribs
+stampyfan800 them*
stampyfan800 I appreciate the piece of advice, stampyfan. However, I don't force my hand enough to a level that I would break their ribs. Lol. Tight lines and thanks for watching!
do you ever fish for perch
+Scott Hixson What type of Perch are you referring to, Scott? White Perch? Yellow Perch? If so, there are a few videos on my TH-cam Channel where they are portrayed. Tight lines!
Old fishers trick-when you get stung by a catfish-rub the belly slime of the cat on the wound. It takes the pain out.
You need a pair of Catfish pliers.
You need some wheels man!
+Jonathan Barr Definitely, Jonathan. Getting them this Summer. :) Tight lines and thanks for watching!
did he say August 31
lol
So anyone could fish there?
Yes. That place is public, so that anyone can stop by and fish there, GeometryDashMan. Tight lines and thanks for watching!
YoFishing in eastern shore Maryland
I take it you don't have a car???
+lovemyreptiles That is correct. Long story short, I came to this country as an immigrant; thus, my I never knew if I really wanted to stay here in the future. So, year after year, I just delayed on getting all the documentation and buying a car. But now that I am marriage and I know that I will stay here for sure, I will get my car next year. In other words, you will see me WALK a lot AND DRIVE a lot! :)
+Extreme Philly Fishing good for you.. glad you liked it enough to stick around with us..lol..the best thing about this country is when your in let's say Italy your surrounded by only Italian culture.. but in the united States of America you have a little bit of every culture out there..which is great..specially when it comes to tying diffrent foods..lol. great videos by the way.I didn't become a subscriber the first time I saw your channel because it said philly fishing and I thought by your looks you were philipino and didn't speak English..lol.. then I saw you on 1 rod 1 reels channel and said ohhhhhh. he speaks English let me check him out..hehe..great videos buddy keep up the good work..nice to see a fisherman into multi species..
+lovemyreptiles Heh. I appreciate the sociological perspective there. I was actually born and raised in Brazil, and Brazil is as much of a "Salad Bowl/Melting Pot" as the USA. In other words, we also have all types of different cultures down there, as well as different types of food. Thanks for watching and following the Channel!
I am actually an Asian-Brazilian and English is my fourth language, so I'm sure that you will get to enjoy my accent on my videos. :) And, of course, Multi-Species ON! Heh. Tight lines!
You walked an hour in total and couldn't even fish but u were still happy and went to the other spot lol
+Danny Squirrel Absolutely, Danny. A positive side of walking is that I get to exercise. Hah. I complain about it, but it is good losing some calories. :) I am getting a car this year, though. Tight lines and fish on!
Danny Squirrel
Ignorance is bliss.
sounds like its time to get a car lmao
+Jase Pitre Car coming up next year! :)
idk how I never managed to get stuck by a catfish
+danny mc tigue That's good, man! In this video, as you saw, the little Yellow Bullhead struck me really fast while I was trying to show it to you guys. The video doesn't do justice to the cut -- it was a pretty inclined deep cut. My finger hurt for the rest of the day and it's still hurting nowadays. Sigh...
Oh
i was there the other day damn lmao
captain sense of direction lol
if you want to catch something bigger cast it farther out there
wait a couple years and the green sunfish will be giants
Don't u have a car or a bike
+Jimmy Vang Not at the moment. At the moment, I either hike a ride with someone else or I walk. I plan on getting a car this year, so we will see. Tight lines, Jimmy!
Jimmy Vang
Or a clue?
1st
man I'm really liking your videos very fun to watch keep it up I used to see u with 1rod1reel on his videos and never knew u had a channel glad I found it
+rob johnson I am also glad that you found out about it, Rob! Very happy to have you here. Thank you very much for watching and following the Channel. Tight lines and fish on!
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it is a potato