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I love your video's and watch everyone you put out. But I would like to say there is NO One on planet earth worthy of the name LORD. The word “Lord” occurs 7836 times in 6,668 verses in the KJV. That includes “Lord, lord, and LORD.”The Name Lord is the Man Jesus Christ (Yeshua) that is Coming Back Soon to set up 1000 Year Millennial Kingdom! Be careful how you use the word Lord! Shalom
Dude! Yall ain't gonna believe this! I just happen to finally watch this video 2 days ago. THIS WAS LITERALLY IN MY BACK YARD!! In fact, I just met a nice a nice couple fishing here because of your video. But here's the kicker. They drove 2 hours to specifically fish my canal. AND they're from the next town south of where I grew up. Same county. What a great Sunday! Nice to meet you, John and Skylar!
In 2002, the first snakehead fish were found in Crofton Maryland in a pond. The area was close to a area had a large Asian population. Snakeheads are in Chinese medicine. The snakeheads were sold in local stores, however some of those purchasing them raised them in aquariums, and once the fish out grew the tank were released into the Crofton pond. The MD Fish and Game Department poisoned the pond to kill the fish, but they had spread to other locations. The snakehead now is found in all of the tributaries of the Chesapeake Bay and Potomac River. These fish have a automatic order to kill as they are eating the local species of perch, large and small mouth bass, striped bass and blue crabs, based on the stomach contents. The ones I've caught were cut through the gill plate and tossed for the gulls to eat.
@@irocbackwards7838 Misplaced trust if you believe everything on gOOgle. I lived in the area at the time. All the local TV stations did stories on the Oriental markets selling live snakeheads for traditional medicine.
@@SouthFl_fishing Same church, different pew. The snakeheads were imported for Asian live markets, out grew the aquariums, and released into the wild. FWC is all over the place as for how to handle. Some articles want pictures send with a location, others say to dispatch them. Now FWC calls the Bullseye snakehead, Goldline snakeheads. When I caught them, I cut through the gill plate and gutted for stomach contents checks. Areas where I caught nice white perch in the upper Chesapeake Bay were wiped out by the snakeheads.
In Indonesia we call it " Ikan Gabus " Good for Wound Healing The content of other snakehead fish that is no less useful is albumin. Albumin is a type of protein that is very good for wound healing. If you are in a state of injury, it is better to consume snakehead fish
I ate many of these in Myanmar, they are such an underrated table fish. Delicious invasive species are such a golden opportunity, I'm surprised more people haven't gotten with the program
I know everyone needs breaks and you’ve definitely earned time off… but I do miss the days of consistent uploads from you guys. You and Brook are two of the best in the game. Either way, I’ll tune in when you post
what i found in internet about eating snakehead fish.. Snakehead fish is one of the favorite dishes, mainly used as food, traditional medicine and treatment. In addition to the rich nutritional composition of snakehead fish, it also has pharmacological effects such as antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, cell proliferation, platelet aggregation and anti-nociceptive activities. Snakehead fish contains a high content of essential amino acids and a good amount of fatty acids which can directly improve tissue growth, wound healing, supplement nutrients such as food supplements and pharmaceuticals.
My college buddy with Scottish roots is also a Lord by the same process. Here in NY we don't have the bullseye snakehead, but we have another variety and it's against the law to return them to the water if we catch them. They have to be immediately killed and you have to notify the DEC. I don't know if they confiscate them or if they are edible, but after seeing this, it might be interesting to try. Brooke, I was afraid we weren't going to see you in this video and I was wondering if anything was amiss. Good to see you guys back on the vid circuit. Here's a tip for when the snakeheads' teeth tear up your frog and it fills up with water. Seal up the holes with a dab of super glue.
in Asia we used cabob stick stick. thru the eye down the tail cook on top of charcoal the whole Fish no scaling or cleaning, when cook we peel the skin of and the gots comes out in a bungle...the meat very good.
in my country this fish is very expensive and very popular for the ornamental fish category, the more flowers or dots on the fish scales, the higher the value
As a Vietnamese snakehead is staple fresh water fish that everybody eats in Vietnam. One dish that snakehead in is "mam" ,which is when you salt and ferment it. It's also fried or used in a vietnamese sweet and sour soup, an amazing tasting fish. I'm sure all the Viets in Florida don't think it as a problem but more of a god send. I unfortunately live in Canada so eating fresh snakehead isn't gonna happen. Unless they can adapt to the cold and make it all the way up here. We can only get frozen snakehead imported from Vietnam, they can be found in most countries in South East Asia. Look how good that fillet looks
Native birds that nest on the waters edge never will have a chance to nest there as long as we don't kill every single snake we take out of the water they will continue to have hundreds of surviving baby every one dead counts
Exactly.. invasive species are almost as bad for the ecosystem as the colonizers who invaded.. native species will end up like us native people if we don’t step up and do our part
@@haroldcroy922 Good point! the first people who colonized the Americas thousands of years ago are indeed linked the extinction of many large and small species there. I guess they need to go back across the Siberian land bridge where they came from!!
Gotta correct you...snakehead are all over our river systems here In northern VA. I believe they were first introduced In Maryland before they were in Florida. I've caught and ate them and yes they are an excellent eating fish
Thank You for the video. It is good to know Americans are appreciating the good taste of snakeheads. Your seasoning choice is great. Try leaving it overnight in a Ziplock bag before grilling and I am sure it will be better. In Asia, where most of the farm raise snakeheads are the Channa species, they are either cook in slices as a soup dish with carnation milk, thin slices of ginger, cut tomatoes, fish stock, cut cabbage and a shot of XO brandy (seriously) along with rice and the other version is deep fried chunks of meat coated in flour bater.
Had to go back to see if you said the only place that you could catch snakehead was FL, but realized you said bullseye snakehead. Cause we have Northern Snakehead here. But watching the catch and cook videos are always great.
Awesome video as always! Should do a video/series seeing how many different invasive species you can catch & which tastes the best/worst. Another fun/cool video would be doin a annual LandShark/Dexter Knives/Mustad Invasive species Only fish tournament & invite Johnny, gale force twins, moving weight fishing, zak catchemall ect, StanzFam & friends/family to see who can catch the most diff species & biggest in a day/weekend!
@@LandsharkOutdoors both would be a lot of work I'm aware but could def be really fun & make for a good series/content! Keep Killin' It man appreciate the effort you put into your channel
Stir fry. Start with a flavorless oil. I like avocado due to it's high smoke point and it being healthy. Flavor that with ginger and garlic first, making sure to not burn the garlic. Add the sesame right before or after the veggies to maintain the flavor.
Snakeheads are an important high value crop in the philippines. True they are an invasive species. We sold out every harvest. 11:20 we had that size for breeders.
Our strat when targeting snakehead here in south east asia is to wait atleast 5 second before setting the hooks...we use setups thats capable of pulling the fish out of the heavy vegetation specifically fast action heavy or higher, 50lb or higher braided line connected to a flouro leader and a reel with a ton of drag
Snakehead is on my bucket list. They haven't made it to the Space Coast yet so I will have to take a ride South. Very well done video just like all of yours before. Tight Lines!!
Hey dude I’m a local to brevard myself, born here! I’ve been hitting south Florida lately for these things. Definitely worth the drive, and you can get on some peacock bass.
@@LandsharkOutdoors for sure dude! It’s awesome! I love it down there, Its always a good time and I love all the iguanas hauling ass all over the place. 😂 My mom is actually from Boca, I used to go down there and fish saltwater but I never really paid much attention to freshwater till I started figuring out about clowns, peas and snakeheads. Bad ass fishing for sure.
miss your videos so much. my girlfriend and i love watching your videos! it sounds cheesy but you inspired us to make time to go fishing and do our own catch cleans and cooks, and we both realized we love it and have a new great hobby / fun time together
bullseye snakeheads are rare in southeast asia nowadays. we call them "kerandang" in malaysia. the slime on these fishes got potent healing properties, suitable for post surgery meals or women that had just given birth. they are best cooked whole ,steamed with hot chilies and lime. nice video by the way.
It's a true thing that anyone who has a wound/just come out of surgery is likely to be served a Snakehead in Malaysia. Supposedly they have very strong healing properties. I've always known it referred to as a 'Haruan' though.
So many fish taking over the waters in Fl. The everglades are full of fish that don't belong here. They are chasing away and killing all the indiginous fish. IE Largemouth and Bluegill. Some may be good to eat, but I hate to see it happen. Thanks for the video.
@@swkelley I fished the Everglades for over 50 years. There is a huge difference. I can't believe you haven't seen this happening. In any case, to each their own. We are intitleled to our own opinion.
@@timmaggard8862 Your biggest issue is anglers who don't practice catch and release. You do realize bass populations have continued to rise since snakeheads were first discovered here over 25 years ago, don't you? Snakeheads aren't the killing machines once thought.
As always love your videos we do have snakeheads up here in Delaware I have never caught one but would like to get out there and try. Thanks for showing us how to catch snakeheads and your cooking is always the best.
I live in Maryland where we have northern snakehead, first one ever was found here. I love fishing for them, it's addictive. Smartest freshwater fish alive. I caught 41 this year bank fishing. Winter sucks for us cuz they hibernate. I'd recommend a chatterbate also. It pisses them off
I had a question hopefully someone can answer. What is the salinity in those waters in Florida? More specifically can they survive and thrive in 5ppt salinity?
Broo I can’t believe you guys fished the first canal right behind my house, my tracker can’t get back there it’s too skinny. I’ve been watching you for years, sick to see you in my backyard like that..Anytime you want to do a snake day on c-14 you just let me know bro, we know where the monster hard heads are💪🏻. Love it great video
I am from Southeast Asia Have been eating this fish when I was home in Asia Never get to eat freshly caught snakehead here I am happy you like to catch and eat this fish It is very bad for the other species in the ponds This fish has no natural predators They hatch their young and take care of them so no other species can eat their young They will take over the pond in no time if you don’t catch and eat them
Zman makes a senko that floats, rig it texas style it's a weedless spook. We don't have snake heads but bass kill it and I have a better hookup rate than frogs.
I'e only been to Florida once, saw a few gators from a canoe but loved it. No time for fishing, it looks like paradise Thanks for showing! And Damn I'm an editor and cameraman but on the other side of the globe!
Years back when I was into gaming, a particular game I played with a buddy Resident Evil 5, it was a stage where we were boating and came across an African village located in the marshes, in the village square were strung up these huge fishes that I presumed were fictional. Now come to think about it, those fishes were snakeheads!!
Great video, That looked so fun! I've never fished for any invasive species except tilapia and peacocks! New north Florida subscriber to both you guys!!
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Dream job
I love your video's and watch everyone you put out. But I would like to say there is NO One on planet earth worthy of the name LORD. The word “Lord” occurs 7836 times in 6,668 verses in the KJV. That includes “Lord, lord, and LORD.”The Name Lord is the Man Jesus Christ (Yeshua) that is Coming Back Soon to set up 1000 Year Millennial Kingdom! Be careful how you use the word Lord! Shalom
@@robincraven2911 be careful your on the right side do not wear it on your cuff of your shirt.
Victor, that forest is just outside my hometown! Eddleston is being rewilded with forestry. You just helped us. Cool. Thanks.
I’m right around the corner and love to fish. If I knew how to edit I would take this job in a skinny minute.
Dude! Yall ain't gonna believe this! I just happen to finally watch this video 2 days ago. THIS WAS LITERALLY IN MY BACK YARD!! In fact, I just met a nice a nice couple fishing here because of your video. But here's the kicker. They drove 2 hours to specifically fish my canal. AND they're from the next town south of where I grew up. Same county. What a great Sunday! Nice to meet you, John and Skylar!
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Where???😂😂😂😂
In 2002, the first snakehead fish were found in Crofton Maryland in a pond. The area was close to a area had a large Asian population.
Snakeheads are in Chinese medicine. The snakeheads were sold in local stores, however some of those purchasing them raised them in aquariums, and once the fish out grew the tank were released into the Crofton pond.
The MD Fish and Game Department poisoned the pond to kill the fish, but they had spread to other locations. The snakehead now is found in all of the tributaries of the Chesapeake Bay and Potomac River.
These fish have a automatic order to kill as they are eating the local species of perch, large and small mouth bass, striped bass and blue crabs, based on the stomach contents.
The ones I've caught were cut through the gill plate and tossed for the gulls to eat.
@@irocbackwards7838
Misplaced trust if you believe everything on gOOgle.
I lived in the area at the time. All the local TV stations did stories on the Oriental markets selling live snakeheads for traditional medicine.
I think you’re talking about a different species. That’s the Northern Snakehead. The species we have in South Florida is the Bullseye Snakehead.
@@SouthFl_fishing
Same church, different pew. The snakeheads were imported for Asian live markets, out grew the aquariums, and released into the wild.
FWC is all over the place as for how to handle. Some articles want pictures send with a location, others say to dispatch them. Now FWC calls the Bullseye snakehead, Goldline snakeheads.
When I caught them, I cut through the gill plate and gutted for stomach contents checks.
Areas where I caught nice white perch in the upper Chesapeake Bay were wiped out by the snakeheads.
In Indonesia we call it " Ikan Gabus " Good for Wound Healing
The content of other snakehead fish that is no less useful is albumin. Albumin is a type of protein that is very good for wound healing. If you are in a state of injury, it is better to consume snakehead fish
In malay we called common snakehead ikan haruan
Channa maru
I ate many of these in Myanmar, they are such an underrated table fish. Delicious invasive species are such a golden opportunity, I'm surprised more people haven't gotten with the program
Hey Victor try pulling the pin bone with a tweaser to get a better yield, I've seen chefs do that in restaurants
I miss seeing Chef James on the catch clean cooks...but Vic's recipes are always a guaranteed masterpiece
You mean *Lord Vic? 😂🤙
I'm gonna have Yames in a video soon!
@@LandsharkOutdoors Sweet!!!
I know everyone needs breaks and you’ve definitely earned time off… but I do miss the days of consistent uploads from you guys. You and Brook are two of the best in the game. Either way, I’ll tune in when you post
Thank you, cameraman and editor will let me upload more for sure!
TH-cam doesnt let people Down Thumb anymore So . Down Toot here
what i found in internet about eating snakehead fish..
Snakehead fish is one of the favorite dishes, mainly used as food, traditional medicine and treatment. In addition to the rich nutritional composition of snakehead fish, it also has pharmacological effects such as antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, cell proliferation, platelet aggregation and anti-nociceptive activities. Snakehead fish contains a high content of essential amino acids and a good amount of fatty acids which can directly improve tissue growth, wound healing, supplement nutrients such as food supplements and pharmaceuticals.
This man and his catch and cooks always have me watering at the mouth 😂
Hahaha thank you
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My college buddy with Scottish roots is also a Lord by the same process. Here in NY we don't have the bullseye snakehead, but we have another variety and it's against the law to return them to the water if we catch them. They have to be immediately killed and you have to notify the DEC. I don't know if they confiscate them or if they are edible, but after seeing this, it might be interesting to try. Brooke, I was afraid we weren't going to see you in this video and I was wondering if anything was amiss. Good to see you guys back on the vid circuit. Here's a tip for when the snakeheads' teeth tear up your frog and it fills up with water. Seal up the holes with a dab of super glue.
in Asia we used cabob stick stick. thru the eye down the tail cook on top of charcoal the whole Fish no scaling or cleaning, when cook we peel the skin of and the gots comes out in a bungle...the meat very good.
in my country this fish is very expensive and very popular for the ornamental fish category, the more flowers or dots on the fish scales, the higher the value
As a Vietnamese snakehead is staple fresh water fish that everybody eats in Vietnam. One dish that snakehead in is "mam" ,which is when you salt and ferment it. It's also fried or used in a vietnamese sweet and sour soup, an amazing tasting fish. I'm sure all the Viets in Florida don't think it as a problem but more of a god send. I unfortunately live in Canada so eating fresh snakehead isn't gonna happen. Unless they can adapt to the cold and make it all the way up here. We can only get frozen snakehead imported from Vietnam, they can be found in most countries in South East Asia. Look how good that fillet looks
So glad to see that you're back doing videos I miss not seeing them.
Native birds that nest on the waters edge never will have a chance to nest there as long as we don't kill every single snake we take out of the water they will continue to have hundreds of surviving baby every one dead counts
Exactly.. invasive species are almost as bad for the ecosystem as the colonizers who invaded.. native species will end up like us native people if we don’t step up and do our part
@@haroldcroy922 i do hope you're first nations, otherwise you'll have to go back to Europe to achieve that.
@@haroldcroy922 it’s too late, snakeheads are here to stay.
The fish are here to stay.. enjoy them for sport and food and let it go..
@@haroldcroy922 Good point! the first people who colonized the Americas thousands of years ago are indeed linked the extinction of many large and small species there. I guess they need to go back across the Siberian land bridge where they came from!!
I’d love to go back to Florida and do some fishing, especially for snake heads!!!!! One day I’ll go back!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Gotta correct you...snakehead are all over our river systems here In northern VA. I believe they were first introduced In Maryland before they were in Florida. I've caught and ate them and yes they are an excellent eating fish
Maan! I cant stop watching and talking about your videos! Your plates are a dream! Greetings from Puerto Rico!!
Glad to see you back Vic you guys caught some nice snake heads thanks for sharing brother
I need to find that spot, I haven't caught a Snakehead in a while no matter where I go I can't find them. Nice post!!
You got a whole new industry. A net a small boat done.
In Southeast Asia, this fish is one of the traditional meals for people daily. it's also expensive when it becomes salt-dry fish.
In Bangladesh we called it "shol mach" - "শোল মাছ"। "mach" means fish. Its price in Bangladesh 600-850 Taka ($5.50 - $8).
Thank You for the video. It is good to know Americans are appreciating the good taste of snakeheads. Your seasoning choice is great. Try leaving it overnight in a Ziplock bag before grilling and I am sure it will be better. In Asia, where most of the farm raise snakeheads are the Channa species, they are either cook in slices as a soup dish with carnation milk, thin slices of ginger, cut tomatoes, fish stock, cut cabbage and a shot of XO brandy (seriously) along with rice and the other version is deep fried chunks of meat coated in flour bater.
“We’re gonna fish remote hard to reach places” proceeds to fish right next to an easily accessible bank next to houses an roads 😂😂😂
Had to go back to see if you said the only place that you could catch snakehead was FL, but realized you said bullseye snakehead. Cause we have Northern Snakehead here. But watching the catch and cook videos are always great.
I wish I was in florida just to catch snakeheads
Its AWESOME!
These fishing videos are like nature documentaries
Awesome video, from canal to cook. I know the canal well. Coconut Creek/Margate.
Awesome video as always! Should do a video/series seeing how many different invasive species you can catch & which tastes the best/worst. Another fun/cool video would be doin a annual LandShark/Dexter Knives/Mustad Invasive species Only fish tournament & invite Johnny, gale force twins, moving weight fishing, zak catchemall ect, StanzFam & friends/family to see who can catch the most diff species & biggest in a day/weekend!
hahah you have it all figured it out, thanks for the ideas
@@LandsharkOutdoors both would be a lot of work I'm aware but could def be really fun & make for a good series/content! Keep Killin' It man appreciate the effort you put into your channel
I love this snakehead too ..in my country we call em 'toman' ..can see my dp ..what a nice fish
Stir fry. Start with a flavorless oil. I like avocado due to it's high smoke point and it being healthy. Flavor that with ginger and garlic first, making sure to not burn the garlic. Add the sesame right before or after the veggies to maintain the flavor.
Snakeheads are an important high value crop in the philippines. True they are an invasive species. We sold out every harvest. 11:20 we had that size for breeders.
That second/big one is right at the dock! Love when you get bites right you start out!
Our strat when targeting snakehead here in south east asia is to wait atleast 5 second before setting the hooks...we use setups thats capable of pulling the fish out of the heavy vegetation specifically fast action heavy or higher, 50lb or higher braided line connected to a flouro leader and a reel with a ton of drag
Potomac River has snake heads too.
Established titles getting everyone lmao
Yes they are haha
Snakehead is on my bucket list. They haven't made it to the Space Coast yet so I will have to take a ride South. Very well done video just like all of yours before. Tight Lines!!
😂 was thinking the same thing. But they prob won't make it this far north. Hopefully they do tho 👍
Hey dude I’m a local to brevard myself, born here! I’ve been hitting south Florida lately for these things. Definitely worth the drive, and you can get on some peacock bass.
Doubt itll make it to space coast, but they're now here in Jupiter Fl
@@Tdunksmane South Florida is the Mecca for freshwater fish!
@@LandsharkOutdoors for sure dude! It’s awesome! I love it down there, Its always a good time and I love all the iguanas hauling ass all over the place. 😂
My mom is actually from Boca, I used to go down there and fish saltwater but I never really paid much attention to freshwater till I started figuring out about clowns, peas and snakeheads. Bad ass fishing for sure.
miss your videos so much. my girlfriend and i love watching your videos! it sounds cheesy but you inspired us to make time to go fishing and do our own catch cleans and cooks, and we both realized we love it and have a new great hobby / fun time together
Yet his videos are better with Brook.
I don't know what part of Thailand Snakehead is popular in, but they primarily eat Tilapia over here.
Here they have no predators they eat everything moving they need to be killed
@@area11lureworxs32 I was talking about Thai people - not the fish.
bullseye snakeheads are rare in southeast asia nowadays. we call them "kerandang" in malaysia. the slime on these fishes got potent healing properties, suitable for post surgery meals or women that had just given birth. they are best cooked whole ,steamed with hot chilies and lime. nice video by the way.
Thats what Johnny was trying to tell me at dinner and we though he was crazy hahaha
It's a true thing that anyone who has a wound/just come out of surgery is likely to be served a Snakehead in Malaysia. Supposedly they have very strong healing properties. I've always known it referred to as a 'Haruan' though.
@@Willenium2k4 haruan is another snakehead species which is more common. but they both have similar healing powers
Kerandang is pleuro snakehead in indonesia
@Dave yeah super rare. What they call undersized in the beginning of the video is a lucky catch here in Indonesia.
Greetings from the BIG SKY. You can keep those critters down south, please.
So the ring on Brook's left is that an indicator??? Cheers from California!!
I’ve never once tried fishing but I just subscribed to this channel. These videos are informative, educational and very interesting!
So many fish taking over the waters in Fl. The everglades are full of fish that don't belong here. They are chasing away and killing all the indiginous fish. IE Largemouth and Bluegill. Some may be good to eat, but I hate to see it happen. Thanks for the video.
WRONG!
@@swkelley I fished the Everglades for over 50 years. There is a huge difference. I can't believe you haven't seen this happening. In any case, to each their own. We are intitleled to our own opinion.
@@timmaggard8862 Your biggest issue is anglers who don't practice catch and release. You do realize bass populations have continued to rise since snakeheads were first discovered here over 25 years ago, don't you? Snakeheads aren't the killing machines once thought.
Man, it's been a LONG TIME since I've watched one of your videos. Good stuff as usual.
As always love your videos we do have snakeheads up here in Delaware I have never caught one but would like to get out there and try. Thanks for showing us how to catch snakeheads and your cooking is always the best.
Fish sometimes tend to strike frogs legs so if you trim the trailer legs on a frog a little you can get better hook ups. From my experience
“You let them eat it, then give ‘em the wood” 😂😂😂 Vik I’m dead
hahaha
I live in Maryland where we have northern snakehead, first one ever was found here. I love fishing for them, it's addictive. Smartest freshwater fish alive. I caught 41 this year bank fishing. Winter sucks for us cuz they hibernate. I'd recommend a chatterbate also. It pisses them off
Hi. Smart video. Great family. All da best
i got some in my canal now im trying to catch fwc doesnt think theyve made it this far north but they have clearly
This man LOVES his garlic hahahaha. Great videos!
The best!
You guys ever use Ribbits? I seen other videos that use them and snakeheads go out of their way to kill them. It’s wild! Great video guys!!
So cool cruising them small small canals you could almost jump across, love fishing small spots catching big ones
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@@user-sg2yh1de6h what did I win 🤔
14:46 "Anyone home? Helloooo?" HAHA
We got them up here in Philly and I love them. Absolutely love them. They are super tricky
You have the northern snakehead in Philly. Bullseyes are only located in South Florida.
I had a question hopefully someone can answer.
What is the salinity in those waters in Florida?
More specifically can they survive and thrive in 5ppt salinity?
Broo I can’t believe you guys fished the first canal right behind my house, my tracker can’t get back there it’s too skinny. I’ve been watching you for years, sick to see you in my backyard like that..Anytime you want to do a snake day on c-14 you just let me know bro, we know where the monster hard heads are💪🏻. Love it great video
Keep us updated on grand opening, we are planing a long weekend trip from Missouri to be there…
Come to South east Asia, we have the largest Snakehead species here called Toman or Giant Snakehead it can be as big as around 4.3 feet and 44 pounds
Missed you dude! Glad to see you back at it.
Thanks Erik!
Great job
Love what you produce
Thumbs up to the guide 👍
thank you!
I have a couple snakes that swim past the house everyday and I'm letting them grow so I can beat my PB of 12 lbs happy fishing
I am from Southeast Asia
Have been eating this fish when I was home in Asia
Never get to eat freshly caught snakehead here
I am happy you like to catch and eat this fish
It is very bad for the other species in the ponds
This fish has no natural predators
They hatch their young and take care of them so no other species can eat their young
They will take over the pond in no time if you don’t catch and eat them
Try cast on the banks, then reel in to the water. You’ll get better result with snakehead. For me, its one of the best game fishing in my area ✌🏼
4:34 I don't know, I'm sure if we put our mind to it we could wipe them out. We've done it with many other species.
My number one angling rule is never kill anything without a purpose. Good stuff guys
Caught one here in MD, they are good eating love the flaky meat. I woukd eat them regularly. Surprise they don’t sell them in FL seafood stores
So where's the fish from the thumbnail?
Zman makes a senko that floats, rig it texas style it's a weedless spook. We don't have snake heads but bass kill it and I have a better hookup rate than frogs.
reminds me of northern pike which are also very tasty when deboned and fried
hey man... use a 2-6lbs rod to get the best sensation in snakehead fishing. I did that and it's great fun.
Great video Vic!
We need more invasive species everywhere, just so I can catch some monsters without worrying about size or the type of fish😂
You make me want to become your friend...LOL. This is pretty cool fishing.
I'e only been to Florida once, saw a few gators from a canoe but loved it. No time for fishing, it looks like paradise Thanks for showing! And Damn I'm an editor and cameraman but on the other side of the globe!
That looks like some great eating fish. Thank you for sharing
guy seemed very worried about getting his boat slimy and fishy 🤣😅
He didn't want to get my camera bag slimy
@@LandsharkOutdoors good man
The music that starts around 18:40 what is that? I like it alot
Great video! Looks delicious honestly 😋. I've been gone for a while but enjoying you and Brook again!
My lord! That was a good video!
Thanks. Love all your informative videos. Thanks
Thanks Randy!
You're late Ma 'Laird. I've made myself & a couple others Scottish landowners already...
Great video I know you probably said but I missed it where do these fish come from originally??
I'm Thai, this kind of fish you should put the bait in your mouth, it's a lot of chance, you can definitely get it and it's delicious.
Years back when I was into gaming, a particular game I played with a buddy Resident Evil 5, it was a stage where we were boating and came across an African village located in the marshes, in the village square were strung up these huge fishes that I presumed were fictional. Now come to think about it, those fishes were snakeheads!!
Amazing fishing bro ,I wish I could join you guys ,with skillet ,butter ,seasoning,yummy!greatcatch
Great video! what is the make / model of your boat?
I got watch every video vic drops very entertaining keep up the good work dude
Thanks bro!
Crazy never thought a fresh water fish would look so tasty 🎯
Great video, That looked so fun! I've never fished for any invasive species except tilapia and peacocks! New north Florida subscriber to both you guys!!
Is it legal to release this species in there dude ? Cheers from indonesian snakehead caster 🍻
Dang dude no invite!
Take it up with HR @johnny Stabile
You don’t freshwater fish 😂
@@JohnnyStabile I'd go anywhere with you my guy
Awesome video ! Sweet gheenoe setup too
What was the rod/set up you were using Vik? That reel casted those frogs smooth as glass!
man i used to live on sw 3rd street right off atlantic.. know the area.