This was great! I remember Matthew saying in a recent podcast that he’s never caught a peacock. New species, congrats!! Great time as always, and thank you to Courtney behind the camera!
Another great video guys. Always great to see you guys collaborating together, glad you made it out of the jungle alive and didn't get eaten by a cougar. Y'all keep up the great work
Courtney is a fun addition to the crew. Maybe all the wives should join once in a while. I'm loving the south Florida stuff. Next week I'm going to Costa Rica and plan to fish for rainbow bass (cousins of peacock bass) by Arenal, a live volcano. Then to the beach for snook, snapper and rooster fish. If the fishin' is good I'll film and start a channel.
Yes; that sounded like a cougar - lived in Naples near the swamp buggy grounds on Rattlesnake Hammock in the 70s when it still bordered on the Everglades habitat and there were cougars in that territory - now you need to get further across Alligator Alley to experience the full range of wildlife
Those aren't power lines, their vines. Y'all caught some nice fish. That was a good throw of the cast net Brad. That catfish looked like a Mad Tom. Awesome video guys.
I'm a Naples local and during highschool in the 80s I had a exchange student friend from Colombia,,, We all loved to fish and that's what we did all the time ,,He used to tell us about the Peacock Bass in Colombia /.Amazon and how awesome they are !! Now we have them here in all of SoFla on both coasts it's crazy !!! Back then we caught the usual freshwater fish plus snook n tarpon are mixed in at some spots but now we have tons of invasive fish In our SoFla waters !!! Some are not so good but the Peacocks are awesome!!!
Thats crazy i had a dream a week ago when I was back home Everglades area family still there but I move a little up north but still Florida and I remember riding my bike on the dirt road just looking in the canals and I came to one of them it was about a thousand baby catfish they was everywhere at the end of that canal I can't wait to go on vacation go home and fish like crazy never forget my spot I have so many they always deliver no matter how long I'm gone but love the videos glad y'all loving my area it will make you hook because so many fishing area
Yep sounded like a cougar even tho I’ve never heard one, well I have but not a cat 😂and come on Brant, there’s nothing wrong with Subway lol. Thanks for the great content fellas
The "Baby Aligator gar" is actually a Livebearer fish, in the same family as a Guppy or Platty or Molly. The common name for the fish is a Half-beak, you can look it up if you want more info.
Watch all 3 of you gentlemen at your own channels. Glad to see the clickbaiters together on the channel again. Keep up all you boys are doing. Great stuff. Wandering around in the palmettos in shorts and sneakers is kinda hairlipped. But I've done it too
Bears are probably more common there. FL has a bunch. Panthers are more common than people realize but bears are all over. My dad gets both in his yard up in north central Florida.
I was surprised more by the mountains in the background. Florida panthers make a small squeak more like a bird than a cat. The 'breeding scream' is a night thing. I've seen lots of tracks in Fla. but never a panther. They do like to follow and leave their tracks in yours which is disconcerting near dark.
While deer hunting N of Everglades City, managed to harvest a nice, fat doe, and the cattle rancher whose ranch I was hunting on had a nice loading pen and ramp right by the gate where I could hoist her rear end up and tie it off before I dressed her out with all the entrails dropping below clean away from the body. When I went to check in, I realized I had forgotten my knife and went back to the loading pen. Imagine how scary it is when you find your knife, but there is no sign of any of the guts you just left there from field dressing a deer. It was earie. When I went back to check in, I told the 2 brothers that hunted there about it and they laughed, they told me they had video of a huge female Florida panther that lived in the thick brush within 20 yards that had scared the BEGEEZOUS!!! out of them when they were putting up their cameras. She had watched me clean the deer, then watched me leave and then took every bit of the entrails back into her hidey hole in the brush, and she carried most of it, as there was very little blood trail or drag marks. And I had the largest deer of the day. Fun times in S Fla Everglades, always had an ultra light in the truck ready.
Alligator gar only live in north Florida by Alabama in a few rivers, according to Google. The ones you caught could be spotted gar or I think long nose gar are around there too. I looked into alligator gar fishin' before and they're not common in Florida.
They are walking catfish and they are invasive. There are videos on TH-cam where people catch hundreds of them in cast nets. It looked like you had over a hundred of them. Great video
Really enjoy all 3 individual channels, angler, bum and brad, not subscribed to clickbaiterz, not sure what to think of all the new changes coming up. I think it’s awesome you all bought a bait and tackle shop, and the podcast station there! Great idea, hope/know you all will do very well, but concerned about the content coming out, don’t like the group reposting the same video but with different cameras, very redundant, not engaging at all. With that said best of luck to you all on your venture, I know your store is going to be sweet, have to check it out someday, and hope you guys can still put out unique content of your own
Thanks for the support! We have made great efforts to actually not post redundant content for a while now. Anytime you see us filming together, we are only creating one video for one channel. We made 4 separate videos from this trip with zero overlapping content. So worry not! We will continue making unique content!
@@BamaBeachBum 👍👍👍 Great to hear! Looking forward to the rest of your guys trip, hope you can hit up some spots near fort Myers, that’s where we “used” to vacation a lot, ( *$&& Ian) blind pass at sanibel is blast, enjoy the rest of your tour fellas!!
I’m not going in the jungle anymore without Courtney 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I really appreciate Courtney filming you guys. She is such a great addition!
Wow yall need to do more of those video's!
Outstanding, as always. And Courtney has caught on so quickly with her camera work skills. Well done!
That’s awesome guys! Love hearing Courtney actually LAUGH! She’s normally so reserved.
This was great! I remember Matthew saying in a recent podcast that he’s never caught a peacock. New species, congrats!! Great time as always, and thank you to Courtney behind the camera!
loved the giraffe petting by tiny beachbum
Wonder who sent y’all out that way? Thanks for coming in to the shop guys!! I appreciate the support
Appreciate you helping out
Gotta love picayune
Soo don't throw back keeper size fish.Americans want to eat them!
Beach Bum Is The Best!!!🐠🦈🐟
Cool lil adventure! Shout out to mvp camerawoman Courtney hauling yalls bait bucket everywhere
Awesome video guys and Courtney! "Are there supposed to be power lines in the jungle?' 🤣
ha ha ha. You guys are hilarious. Nice fishing trip. Having Courtney along was nice.
Loved the jungle...lol. Great video! Hey, "Three Dudes and a Chick" is a great title!
That sounded like a cougar!!! Love watching yalls videos!!!!
I love watching all of these guys together. Miss Ron tho.
Yeah, again another great video. Courtney is the best!
Another great video guys. Always great to see you guys collaborating together, glad you made it out of the jungle alive and didn't get eaten by a cougar. Y'all keep up the great work
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That giraffe cut was hilarious!!!!
Brandt… “theres always fish around bridges.” lol!
Courtney is a fun addition to the crew. Maybe all the wives should join once in a while. I'm loving the south Florida stuff.
Next week I'm going to Costa Rica and plan to fish for rainbow bass (cousins of peacock bass) by Arenal, a live volcano. Then to the beach for snook, snapper and rooster fish. If the fishin' is good I'll film and start a channel.
Courtney wearing no sun protection gear makes me wonder what she was thinking.
Great video guys. I’ve stayed at Mustang island in Naples and we could hear panthers in back of our friends house.
Great video! Y’all are hilarious.
Great video, burgers look great and Courtney is looking amazing!!
Awesome video guys!! I’m so glad I was here to see Beach Bum pet a giraffe!! 🦒
Great video guy's and the cast net was full there!🎣🎣
You guys are nuts. Great video.
Yes; that sounded like a cougar - lived in Naples near the swamp buggy grounds on Rattlesnake Hammock in the 70s when it still bordered on the Everglades habitat and there were cougars in that territory - now you need to get further across Alligator Alley to experience the full range of wildlife
Looks like a blast y'all
This is such a great video y’all need to keep pumping this vids out!🤙
Those aren't power lines, their vines. Y'all caught some nice fish. That was a good throw of the cast net Brad. That catfish looked like a Mad Tom. Awesome video guys.
I was stuck between madtom or baby black bullhead.
Yall dumbbb🤣🤣🤣🤣 Good stuff Fellaz.
Giraffe vid was Classic. Yall see Brant struggling w bucket n Courtney wasnt. 💪🏽💪🏽
Click gators 🐊😂🤣 good show guys I enjoyed the Safari ha ha
Yup, definitely a cougar sound coming from someone's phone.
I'm a Naples local and during highschool in the 80s I had a exchange student friend from Colombia,,, We all loved to fish and that's what we did all the time ,,He used to tell us about the Peacock Bass in Colombia /.Amazon and how awesome they are !! Now we have them here in all of SoFla on both coasts it's crazy !!! Back then we caught the usual freshwater fish plus snook n tarpon are mixed in at some spots but now we have tons of invasive fish In our SoFla waters !!! Some are not so good but the Peacocks are awesome!!!
Baby gar and so many other baby fish in the cast net, awesome.
Courtneys great! And she's in better shape than any of you guys! Missing CMR!
The "baby gar" is a Pike Killifish. I caught one for the first time about 6 months ago.
You should keep a baby gar and raise it you would have a solid food source for it
Literally lol’ed at the cut scenes
Good fish trip jungle guys! Courtney carrying the bait bucket, what's that about? Really enjoyed the video, thanks!
I need that van Stahl in my life
World’s smallest gar found in the jungle of Florida!
Thats crazy i had a dream a week ago when I was back home Everglades area family still there but I move a little up north but still Florida and I remember riding my bike on the dirt road just looking in the canals and I came to one of them it was about a thousand baby catfish they was everywhere at the end of that canal I can't wait to go on vacation go home and fish like crazy never forget my spot I have so many they always deliver no matter how long I'm gone but love the videos glad y'all loving my area it will make you hook because so many fishing area
Matthew, you need to use the sun roof opening to look for fish! Higher platform means more fish spotted!
I'm loving this!
Brahs I love each and everyone of y'all although Brad is funny but y'all need CMR.
Sounds like Brad was trying to court skunk apes rather than panthers.
Would love to see you guys target jungle fish like the snakehead.....
Love the mountains in FL😁
I'm with Brant, subway is nasty 😂
That was awesome guys!
It's the Serengeti of Southern Florida fishing Adventure
The fish you netted and thought was an alligator car, was actually a Pike Killifish.
Yep sounded like a cougar even tho I’ve never heard one, well I have but not a cat 😂and come on Brant, there’s nothing wrong with Subway lol. Thanks for the great content fellas
Fished that same area back in June. Caught my first Everglades python in that area also.
A new drinking game - take a shot every time you hear the word "jungle."
Almost eaten by a cougar like 3 times…. What a jungle adventure!
Beach bum looked taller than normal when he was playing with the giraffe 😂
The tiny catfish are called mad toms in the Virginia mountains and are excellent small mouth bait.
Smash burgers looked awesome though Brad
Brant, stop trying to feed Matt to the cougars!
The "Baby Aligator gar" is actually a Livebearer fish, in the same family as a Guppy or Platty or Molly. The common name for the fish is a Half-beak, you can look it up if you want more info.
Matt got to see 2 wild snakes on 1 trip 🐍🐍
that was a cougar most definitely
That's a Peacock Bass introduced to Florida in the 80's!
Watch all 3 of you gentlemen at your own channels. Glad to see the clickbaiters together on the channel again. Keep up all you boys are doing. Great stuff. Wandering around in the palmettos in shorts and sneakers is kinda hairlipped. But I've done it too
One clickbaiter is missing I think....
peacock bass any good to eat?
Those fish were probably just stocked. They were like hey we just got here.
Dope avengers rod
What an adventure!
2 kinds of guys that say “let me grab that snake” ones that do and ones that don’t 🤣
Those catfish are called walking catfish.
Well done ! ... The ClickBatterz is becoming a new Fishing Comedy Show ! :D Cheers !
Lol one yall should have carried the minnow bucket
Love how clickbatey this video was! Absolutely hilarious😂
Those small brown antelope is known as springbok, from Africa and the South African Rugby Team is also known as the Sprigboks
The catfish appeared to be a baby black bullhead. The "baby gar" was a pike killifish. It's an invasive predatory livebearer!
Not gonna lie, those kettle jalapeño chips are the best.
yes, it was a cougar. I'm surprised y'all didn't see a black bear.
Bears are probably more common there. FL has a bunch. Panthers are more common than people realize but bears are all over. My dad gets both in his yard up in north central Florida.
Those were baby walking catfish. Very invasive.
I was surprised more by the mountains in the background.
Florida panthers make a small squeak more like a bird than a cat. The 'breeding scream' is a night thing. I've seen lots of tracks in Fla. but never a panther. They do like to follow and leave their tracks in yours which is disconcerting near dark.
That's because the mountains in the background were in Africa. The only mountains in Florida are found on a can of Coors.
While deer hunting N of Everglades City, managed to harvest a nice, fat doe, and the cattle rancher whose ranch I was hunting on had a nice loading pen and ramp right by the gate where I could hoist her rear end up and tie it off before I dressed her out with all the entrails dropping below clean away from the body. When I went to check in, I realized I had forgotten my knife and went back to the loading pen. Imagine how scary it is when you find your knife, but there is no sign of any of the guts you just left there from field dressing a deer. It was earie. When I went back to check in, I told the 2 brothers that hunted there about it and they laughed, they told me they had video of a huge female Florida panther that lived in the thick brush within 20 yards that had scared the BEGEEZOUS!!! out of them when they were putting up their cameras. She had watched me clean the deer, then watched me leave and then took every bit of the entrails back into her hidey hole in the brush, and she carried most of it, as there was very little blood trail or drag marks. And I had the largest deer of the day. Fun times in S Fla Everglades, always had an ultra light in the truck ready.
Ain't hating. Just wanna see ya succeed!!
Definitely sounded like a cat. FL panther
OMFG !!!! HELL YEA YOU HEARD 1 !!!!
Intern Brad just yeetin fish off the bridge 🤦♂️CMR would be so proud!
Why ya'll think we live down here? "FISH ON!" 🎣👍😊😝🎣
😂you were showing African savanna scenes in the beginning.
Heard the cougar!
6:13 was a cougar or Brad. Lol
Alligator gar only live in north Florida by Alabama in a few rivers, according to Google. The ones you caught could be spotted gar or I think long nose gar are around there too. I looked into alligator gar fishin' before and they're not common in Florida.
Power lines are only in the deepest Jungle. LOL
That was so cool😂
They are walking catfish and they are invasive. There are videos on TH-cam where people catch hundreds of them in cast nets. It looked like you had over a hundred of them. Great video
I have heard cougars and it sure sounded like one.
Not sure what Brad is maybe giving away. Looks like a great trip.
A Van Staal is a high end dream reel for me. Totally sealed so you could even dunk them in salt water. Usually $850 or thereabouts.
Not the first time we’ve heard about Brad’s cooking abilities. How about a little more detailed cooking vid or two Brad?
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 I bet there's a fish over there
Really enjoy all 3 individual channels, angler, bum and brad, not subscribed to clickbaiterz, not sure what to think of all the new changes coming up. I think it’s awesome you all bought a bait and tackle shop, and the podcast station there! Great idea, hope/know you all will do very well, but concerned about the content coming out, don’t like the group reposting the same video but with different cameras, very redundant, not engaging at all. With that said best of luck to you all on your venture, I know your store is going to be sweet, have to check it out someday, and hope you guys can still put out unique content of your own
Thanks for the support! We have made great efforts to actually not post redundant content for a while now. Anytime you see us filming together, we are only creating one video for one channel. We made 4 separate videos from this trip with zero overlapping content. So worry not! We will continue making unique content!
@@BamaBeachBum 👍👍👍 Great to hear! Looking forward to the rest of your guys trip, hope you can hit up some spots near fort Myers, that’s where we “used” to vacation a lot, ( *$&& Ian) blind pass at sanibel is blast, enjoy the rest of your tour fellas!!
Did you add that sound in? That was a big cat