"The deer are movin, catfish are too." I learned that as a kid. If the deer are movin, cows are standing, and the moon is half full or less, you're in for a hell of a night fishin! You brought back some great memories for me man! And you gotta new sub!
Watching these videos, it's nice to know I'm not the only one , catch and release,,, the only better feeling than fighting a monster is watching it swim away ,,, great video , keep up the good work !
Superb. I don't know about anyone else but it does my heart good to see you release these aquatic giants. I'm not a marine biologist or anything so I'm wondering what age that first beast was....anyway...great job and much respect. Btw, I'm a new subscriber after watching this
It all depends on water temperature and food sources for any fish. Take the largemouth bass for example. Here in Florida it’s easy to catch a ten pound bass. While northern states would consider a ten pound bass as a once in a lifetime catch. This is because of water temperature. In Florida, the water temps are warm almost all year around. This will cause the bass to grow in size faster. Im not 100% sure but I think the Florida bass will grow 2.5 inches every year. Compared to northern states, where the water temps constantly change. I believe they grow around a half of an inch in those areas. Same applies to every other fish. Catfish love moderate water temps. They’ll grow as long as they are in a very large area with a very well food system for them
With a gorgeous boat set up like that, how much juice would an actual bug Zapper run, damn near nothin compared to other stuff, a zapper is exactly what I'd have with me far from where I'd be sittin
Audio popping!! Get dry Scotchbrite pad and dry clean male plug. Buy can of Deoxit D5, Guitar stores or electronics stores, I think Amazon has it too. Remove batteries from camera and lightly spray female receptacle, let set 15-30 minutes and test your circuit. May have to isolate movement at plug point or if not fixed you probably have a bad spot in your line. Hope it helps. Enjoy your videos.
Quick question and as an avid fisherman I dont think you did but did you throw your buddies hook back in the water? I couldnt tell for sure but it kinda looked like you did
Listening to river certified's podcast while catching giant meat heads 👌 doesn't get much better then that! Unless you lost a $100 net and are winging it lol.
Listening to the river certified podcast huh.. good video man!
I heard Spencer in the background! lol... watching a little River Certified while fishin, eh? ... I watch all the catfish channels too! Nice Fish!
🤣the fact that he’s watching river certified and I just came from his videos is hilarious
Congratulations!!!..... Nice flathead good job baddy
"The deer are movin, catfish are too."
I learned that as a kid. If the deer are movin, cows are standing, and the moon is half full or less, you're in for a hell of a night fishin! You brought back some great memories for me man! And you gotta new sub!
Watching these videos, it's nice to know I'm not the only one , catch and release,,, the only better feeling than fighting a monster is watching it swim away ,,, great video , keep up the good work !
Great couple nights of fishing
Some nice flathead cats MR. J., be safe but have some fun
These fish are awesome 👍
Also new to the channel and just subscribed.
Welcome bud
I have a ton of videos with really big flat heads coming in the next 3 weeks
I upload on Thursday night
About time been waiting for an upload lol awesome video bud as always
Great video dude
Thanks man
Love your videos, keep up the great work. Are you still using the rippin lips rods?
Yes
@@hookedcatfish thanks for the response, I ordered 3 of the MH . Which Penn reels are you using?
Nice flathead definitely a tank good job buddy.
Nice fish. PB flathead 78 lbs. Santee Cooper. Best blue 88 lbs. James River.
That's awesome my PB blue cat is 94 I'm I'm still stuck in the forties with Ladd heads even though I've caught a ton in the 40 pound range
Great job buddy
That’s a pretty nice one!!
Caught my first flathead years ago when it was about 100 out, in maybe 2 feet of water. Right next to a big downed tree. Fun as hell.
Yes sir! 😀👍
Superb. I don't know about anyone else but it does my heart good to see you release these aquatic giants. I'm not a marine biologist or anything so I'm wondering what age that first beast was....anyway...great job and much respect. Btw, I'm a new subscriber after watching this
Awsome dude welcome that fish was probably 25 years old
I agree with this comment
It all depends on water temperature and food sources for any fish. Take the largemouth bass for example. Here in Florida it’s easy to catch a ten pound bass. While northern states would consider a ten pound bass as a once in a lifetime catch. This is because of water temperature. In Florida, the water temps are warm almost all year around. This will cause the bass to grow in size faster. Im not 100% sure but I think the Florida bass will grow 2.5 inches every year. Compared to northern states, where the water temps constantly change. I believe they grow around a half of an inch in those areas. Same applies to every other fish. Catfish love moderate water temps. They’ll grow as long as they are in a very large area with a very well food system for them
I would like to see a video of you catching bait.
Good video brother
Have you ever tried freshwater drum I'm thinking about trying them this weekend cut bait and live
In my opinion sunfish make a good cutbait
@@williammatson9238 yes green sunfish
Crawlers work fine for Drum.
With a gorgeous boat set up like that, how much juice would an actual bug Zapper run, damn near nothin compared to other stuff, a zapper is exactly what I'd have with me far from where I'd be sittin
Bruisers 💪🏼
did u fix the boat? Or is this older video?
No its at shop
How many feet
Nice fish as usual!
What size weight do you use with those big live baits in current like that, around brush?
5 or 6 oz
@@hookedcatfish Thank you sir!
What state are you fishing in?
On gang
She's staying deep he says. You're in 2 feet of water!
Audio popping!!
Get dry Scotchbrite pad and dry clean male plug. Buy can of Deoxit D5, Guitar stores or electronics stores, I think Amazon has it too. Remove batteries from camera and lightly spray female receptacle, let set 15-30 minutes and test your circuit. May have to isolate movement at plug point or if not fixed you probably have a bad spot in your line. Hope it helps. Enjoy your videos.
Omg thanks bud I will try it
Spot on advice !
I got a 70lb 50in flat in 4ft of water two days ago! it’s not about depth it’s about where they go to feed!
Man that's awsome
Thats my buddys hook lol .... everyone n their mother uses team catfish hooks
Yeah I called him he uses a braided leader and was in the same area
@@hookedcatfish lol just playing bro nice fish !
Quick question and as an avid fisherman I dont think you did but did you throw your buddies hook back in the water? I couldnt tell for sure but it kinda looked like you did
@@jeffsavagejr1858 no its in my boat lol that's the second time that happened and I save them
Bro the bugs are insane flying around
🐷🐷🐷💪
Shit yeah!!
Listening to river certified's podcast while catching giant meat heads 👌 doesn't get much better then that! Unless you lost a $100 net and are winging it lol.
Who goes fishing for big flathead with no net ? Reeeallyyy ???
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