Jeremy LOSES Part Of His Arm | SPECIAL EPISODE | River Monsters
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มี.ค. 2021
- During a 2 hour attempt to catch a stingray in Thailand, Jeremy suffers a lifelong injury.
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man tore his bicep tendon pulling a fish shaped like a barn door off the bottom of a river, lost it, and came back and caught another one anyways, unreal dedication to the craft
Bye byeceps
Tearing a tendon is one of the worst pains I've ever experienced. The adrenaline from it all probably helped out with that a LOT until it wore off. OUCH! Damn.
Man tore his biceps ya na 💪
Shoot I completely tore my acl my medial meniscus and half tore my vertical maniscus all at once in the gym and didn’t cry yell or anything but was in extreme pain and couldn’t walk so it’s possible the adrenaline of the fish took over the pain
999th like
My friend watched River monsters non stop while in the hospital with terminal brain cancer. Your show made him happy he would thank you
Sorry to hear about your friend. Glad he was happy.
I presume he passed?
@@austinmeredith6647 That’s nice of you to say thanks
@Nina Tote I know he would , his family an I do appreciate thank you
LOL
@@nooby3675 that isnt really the best thing to comment on this...
This man is not only known for being a great fisherman, he is also a marine biologist and his contributions to modern science were surprising
@Ethan Hunter Just search 'Jeremy Wade' and a couple websites pop up right away. Don't need to add 'John'. Hope this helps!
He’s also travelled the world and learned about 4 languages to fluency, the guy has crammed a lot of interesting things into his life for sure.
Bollocks
My best friend's dad is college friends with him, when they were both taking up marine biology; without giving out too many personal details, Mr. Wade apparently studied at the University of Hawaii at some point. I called bullshit at first, but the dad has a picture from those days.
@@lezardvaleth2304 Nothing can be believed on the Internet without actual proof, especially when it's as unbelievable as that
Jeremy is an absolute legend, quite honestly the best fishing show host to ever exist. Everything he does fuels my love for fishing and adventure. Thanks for the good times Jer!
Bill dance would like a word.
I hate fishing but have watched every episode of River Monsters & think it's brilliant!
Jeremy is by far the best host of any animal series; since Steve Irwin.
Agreed
One survived the stingray, the other didn't.. Make your conclusion
Facts
They both loved the animals they came across, regardless of how ill-tempered those animals were.
100%
The story of Jeremy wade is one of legend and myth, except it's all true.
Well said!
Steve Erwin will always be #1 but Jeremy Wade is certainly a force or argument for that 2nd spot!
I love it
U F! You hurt the fish with your selfish show. How are you going to eat now with that big hook around your mouth?
@@niccayat1919 most good fishermen use biodegradable hooks, so if the fish gets away, the hook will erode and disintegrate over time
How he keeps smiling is beyond me. This man is a mountain of patience.
You're so right, Belle. Jeremy is that now rare epitome of an English gentleman. Never panicks, never coarse, always modest about his achievements.
Most people who handle animals, know that injuries are their fault. They either got too close or handled them improperly. He never really blamed the ray.
not hard really
dude keeps 3 days in a boat trying to catch a fish to look at him for 1 minute before releasing the fish again,obviously he has a lot of patiance
It is pretty funny, I bet he gets a chuckle out of it now.
Dr: You will lose 5-7% strength in your arm.
Jeremy: So only 2995% power left in my right arm?
lol, nah its more of around 1 billion%, sadly now its 0.999999995 billion%
You 2 are weird
@@issacdaniels942 bro it’s just for jokes man understand it
@@patrickstar1931 lmao
😂😂😂😂😂😂
The fact that Jeremy was exhausted, in pain and had nothing to show for it and yet, he stayed calm, collected and professional. Hell he even kept a slight smile. He immediately went back to explaining what had happened and doing what he loves. Honestly a true character and a role model to us all.
Jeremy wade hanging upside down “ just testing my line here” 😄
The line held...Not the rod >
It's what the director of the show wanted to get some "laughs".
It's all in the script man.
@@andersbreivik1537 is that a bad thing? I mean it was funny. Most comedians write their jokes down before the performance aswell 😅
As my nephew would say-"This dude is hardcore." Love Jeremy, he's an inspiration to all anglers I think. The dream of fishing all around the world for multiple species is something most of us will never experience- but we can live through Jeremy. Plus he combines his love of fishing with local folk lure about monsters in the rivers- it's a great idea. I don't know if he came up with it or if someone else came up with the show and just got him to host but- it's a brilliant idea and he's the perfect host for it.
On top of that he got the biggest fish, looks for the folklore and legendary tails, showing how everyone grows up different.
Now a stingray somewhere is telling a story of almost pulling THE Jeremy Wade of a boat but the rod snapped at the last second.
Jeremy doesn't fear the fish, the fish fear Jeremy
That's why they fight so hard when he has them on
@@nicholasseemungal4948 yep, and that's why that ray broke his rod. He needed a way to escape
But who fears who?..... Jeremy wade fears chuck norris or chuck fears wade????
Put the doom eternal music
I dare you
Fish slayer
I like how Jeremy shows respect and genuinely cares about the fish he catches. Which is unlike a lot of fishing shows you see on tv.
you cant say that here. he let the fish go with half a fishing rod attached to it
@@krybling He didn't really have any say in how that turned out; your point is moot.
@@ahkwyatt8174 thanks for answering that means you was being extra stupid lol
I agree, I've noticed how he returns the fish specimen in a very gentle like way. Gives them time to re acclimate to their enviroment. No rough tossing! I think he's a compassionate empathetic person. I noticed he tried to return the fish in its water before the natives try to talk him into giving it to them for food. They said it's wasteful for him to return it in the water. I think he's amazing!
I had the same longhead tear in my right arm about 6 years back - from as simple as changing a car tyre. The most excruciuating pain I have ever felt. Kudos to Jeremy for getting through that - I'm a big fan of River Monsters. Truly a lifelong injury without almost immediate surgery and an accompanying significant scar. I chose to just live with it too.
He also literally ignored it for a while and probably caught another. This guy is lite a complete beast
Imagine how hard it is to be a mechanic when you hurt your arm u better figure out how to use the other. …
Hospital? Time off?
Gtfo not I’m America
Can we all take a minute and imagine how tired he must have been afterwards. I've caught a 27lb 9oz. Striper and it took me about 10 minutes to land. It felt like an hour. My muscles were twitching to the point where I couldn't even write. I cannot fathom what something like that would be like.
Jeremy Wade is an absolute SAVAGE!👊🏼
That was a good catch, I recently caught 2 bat rays back to back. 1 st one was roughly 30-40lbs, (couldn't take a pic because I was tired to go get the phone) second one was about 25-30lb or more.. for sure. I upgraded my fishing and I fish with 30lb main line with a 50lb mono leader. The reel was screaming and it gave many runs, even when it was close to land it kept on running.. these 2 were the biggest bat rays I ever landed from the jetty. I had to run down the jetty to a section where it was good to fight it from (sandy, like a beach area) and I was literally on my butt touching the sand.. I couldn't do it no more but I kept on cranking until I landed the beast. I was out of strength on both arms, needless to say I called it and went home right after that feeling victorious. I have a picture of one and another one the week before not as big but they are definitely one of my fav fish to catch. If you wanna see the picture ig @ocbeachfishing
PS. they broke my reel and it had to get repair
dude is jacked
Cause your out of shape
I caught a 6ft 7” cat from the river Ebro .. 118lbs it was.. took me 1hr to get it in… was the best day of my life ..
Jeremy & Steve Irwin - Two legends of the animal kingdom - Both get hurt by Stingray.
Hadir 🇮🇩🇮🇩
Too soon man too soon
Unpopular opinion: Jeremy Wade is the better God. He lived. (I still love Steve and I'm not being 100% serious)
@@morgynnventers5823 steve was impaled through the heart by the sting, Jeremy had a rod break... Its a bit different 🙄
those bloody fish take more than they give. surreal isnt it
3:50
"I thought it was my shoulder going for a minute but it was actually the rod"
Ehhhh a little bit of both
Jeremy Wade and Steve Irwin are top tier humans
Edit: Replies are pure cancer
Imagine if there was a collaboration
Agreed
@Island Mike there's always one
Honestly, when I think of wild life, I think of the two of them!
@Island Mike he did what he loved
I love how he blends science and technology with local customs and traditions, he did an episode in NZ and it was gold.
Eels are always terrifying.
So your saying there’s a monster stingray in Thailand still on the loose with the same hook in its mouth that took Jeremys tendon.
Looks like we’re on a man hunt for a stingray
I need it
It would be fun to do that but we can’t due to COVID
@@Sayonara_Sumi yup that’s the only reason uh huh
Not even Jesus Christ can spell correctly.
We are truly doomed to be stupid until extinction...
HUNT IT DOWN
i still remember sitting on the bed post of my grandparents bed watching this show when i was 5, now im 15 and im watching it on my phone on the floor of my room. time flies
YOOOO it's the exact same situation here. watched it all the time with my pa and now i'm fifteen and looking back
@@vyr1316 me who’s also fifteen
@@hellogoodbye6105 same
Yes...great observation on how well he narrates the show. He makes the show extremely interesting and his knowledge is second to none. Love that guy!!
This guy ... years ago , at first I didn't appreciate him but , while watching Jeremy with my husband who was a Professional Race rider and amateur fisherman , ( Who unfortunately passed in 2015 ) over the last 7 years , I concede that Jeremy is THE MAN !
People could learn so much from Jeremy as per stoicism , persistence , sportsmanship , drive , lazer focus , being an overall athlete , champion &
totally fantastic human being .
I'm sorry for your loss.
@@catfishandbass8680 : Sincere thanks for your kindness .
I still miss my Paul every Single day but I was indeed the lucky one for having had such a beautiful person in my life for 8 years - I was truly blessed .
@@brooksequine7621 No need to thank me, ma'am. I know what it's like to lose someone that meant that much to you. It really is the worst pain out there, so i'm sorry to hear that someone else has to go through that. But hey, you're 8 years strong. And you do have to be very strong to keep going after they're gone when all you wanna do is stop because it feels like the more you move on the more you abandon them, or forget about them, although we never do abandon them or forget about them. As you said, you still miss your husband. You're still very blessed by God to have known him. Not everyone gets that opportunity in life. I hope you can keep going and be reunited with your husband one glorious day when all tears will be wiped away and there will be no more sorrow. I hope this message finds you well, ma'am.
@@catfishandbass8680 :
Indeed ... for both of us as I can tell ( I think but I may be persumptios ) by your response that you are going through the " Mill " as well ..
Grief is a heavy companion and yes , as one begins to put their lives back together , there is a " fear ?" of forgetfulness of your beloved as life begins to reemerge ...
Love never dies .
Of this I am certain & My Paul often shows me that he still minds for me .
Of this , I am so grateful for !! Such a blessing upon me !
I've no doubt that when I take my final breath upon this earth plane that My Paul shall be there to give me a huge kiss , a big squeezing hug & usher me Home .
To OUR Home in grand love , health and understanding & we shall decide from there just what we shall do .
Or God shall decide - shrug ...
I don't know you but I send Brightest of Blessings to you and yours .
Please be well & as happy as you can be until we are reunited with our beloved ones.
Your - Carol E .
@@brooksequine7621 You got it right. It's an invisible language that i'm thankful that I can speak with someone else. Thank you for your understanding, kind words, and advice, Carol. You've been very kind.
When he is taking about his arm he looks so proud. What a madlad
Jeremy has influenced me in so many positive levels. I admired his passion and dedication to fish responsibly , acting as a fishing reporter & ambassador, everywhere he goes around the world. I learned a lot from you sir and because of that I am forever grateful!
My brother and I grew up in Eastern North Carolina. From a young age, we fished ponds, creeks, rivers, swamps, sounds, and the ocean.
We love your show. The knowledge and experience you share is a treasure.
Thank you.
Jeremy is the real river monster here.
When the stingray goes to bed it checks under the bed for any Jeremy Wades
Jeremy if theres 1 thing i honestly appreciate the most from you is even after a 2 hour fight with possibly one of your biggest catches and it gets away but yet you're still sitting there with the biggest smile on your face! truly an inspiration, never stop smiling !
His approach and respect to fishing and nature is spot on. He is by far my favorite host. So methodical and practical all in one. We love you Jeremy!!
What I love about this man is his strength and endurance. Undeniably one of the strongest anglers out there.
I just love how he “tests” his line 😂
Dude is like the gordon Ramsey of river monsters... goes all over the world to understand the myths/cultures/sometimes even native techniques, amazing what he gets to do
Jeremy was my childhood inspiration and always will be. Thanks for making my childhood much more lively
Now that’s a story of “The One that got away”.
"Just testing my line here :D" 😂😂
I want Jeremy Wade to know, that I’m not leaving a like on this video for the fact that he lost a part of his arm, but because he’s in it doing what he does, like a boss!
Amazing. I had a 65lb Stingray in Tenerife that took me 40 minutes to get in and I ached for a week but this is a different level
uggh ive been watching river monsters since i was a little little kid, one of my favorite shows!!! i never wanted to see it end!!!! hahahaha it was kinda funny the look of "disbelief" he had when it broke off was so perfect. it completely shows the confusing string of emotions that comes along with being so close to catching a monster and then having it break off after 2 hours. I think the thing I love most about this show is Jeremy Wade's dedication, respect, and knowledge for the fish he goes after. it really is inspiring and makes the show that much more interesting to watch.
Not a young person anymore, huh.
Happy to hear that you really didn't lose an arm.
PT can help develop the muscle that is still attached to compensate for the loss.
Get well and I hope that you can continue doing what you love.
CHEERS!
You had scarified so much, Jeremy. I hope there is a possibility to recover you arm muscles. Thank you for letting us follow your journey through River Monsters channel.
Please bring back the series. We honestly do mind watching you go after the same species. Just need more episodes!!!
I get entertained by his voice also his voice is the perfect bedtime stories for me and my cats
I luv his voice and narration too!
Jerry is the best host hands down! He is always so calm no matter how tough the situtation gets!
Jeremy is a legend! I've watched this episode a few times but my favorite I'd when he was fishing for the Goliath tiger fish. He was devastated when it died but glad it would feed many villagers. What a remarkable fish that was!
That's quite a story, thank you for sharing your experience with us. Magnificent memories
As a student of physical therapy I can confirm he DID NOT LOOSE a piece of his arm, Jeremy experienced a fairly common injury called a proximal bicep tear of one of the tendons in his bicep. Its not gone, its just contracted toward the distal end of his humorous (toward the elbow). Completely repairable by an orthopedic surgeon if he and his surgeon wish.
you can see the vietnam flashbacks after jeremy looses his fish!
best wishes have a good day!
The whole video: I lost a big fish
Last sentence: oh yeah I also lost part of my arm
Talk about dedication to the craft.
Salute Mr Jeremy Wade
Regardless of how dramatized River Monsters is J. Wade is an awesome host and angler. Great show.
The epitome of “A life well lived” this man never ceases to amaze me.
The way that's worded... he ain't lost part of his arm! He's snapped a tendon..
I expect you to recover quickly. I really like your work and the respect you have towards the riverside peoples !
Crazy the body does that. You always motivate me to search out those adventures and experiences you will always remember. Keep the passion and I really hope you continue to share these times with us 😁😁
Love this show. Jeremy you are a great fisherman and presenter.
How maddeningly frustrating that must have been... At least there's a good story attached to this. I have a family member who tore their bicep drunkenly crashing through their bathroom door around midnight. Their arm now looks like a butt...
Watching as much of Jeremy as possible sitting here in covid isolation. Love the shows, keep them coming! BTW I had a run in with a monster bull shark on the Breede river in April....Made me think of your record.
Im loving the new untold stories videos your uploading so interesting, better than a Netflix series
BLODDY HELL!!!! YOUR A GOD MATE!!!!
When Jermey does a pushup, he isn’t lifting himself up. He is pushing the world down.
Most accomplished fisherman ever. What a beast.
All I can say is WOW!!!! Jeremy by far u are the best fisherman out there!!
My arm looks exactly the same as his but my 'stingray' was a young guy that I had no business arm wrestling with.
Arm goes bye bye
Jeremy’s wholesomeness has always been the backbone of this show.
Long head of biceps went! Jeremy definitely has a good attitude about all of this!
Bicep tears are NO joke, he took it like a champ
It was only the tendon some people wouldn’t even notice at first because it’s not really that painful
@@NoShotTwoKill kidding right just a tendon? they are all full of receptors deep in there also the muscle tears and relocates with it its all connected hes is a savage and adrenaline dump while fighting biggest fish
He is up there with the greats. Like les stroud and Steve irwin. Legendary men who will put themselves at risk for us
You are the master of fisherman..And a truly amazing story teller
Thanks for river monsters and Jeremy for inspiring me to get into the fishing/fish keeping thanks again man 💯
Used to go to the same gym as this guy. He’s so alpha that I always avoided eye contact 😂
Some say, that fish are escaping water and living on land from fear of Jeremy catching them
I'm sorry to hear that. I had the pleasure of meeting Jeremy here in Alaska. He was very generous of his time to have a conversation with me. Peace
how did i not know this???
see many of his episodes but never this one,
holy crap, thats legendary, a fish so large it blew out his tendon!!!!!
Jeremy and Gordon Ramsay should come together, catch a huge fish, and cook it together
Show de pescaria esse cara e o melhor na pesca 👍🇧🇷
Remember watching this series everyday what a brave man Jeremy wade is 👏🏽
A true legend and for sure you can't stop him true dedication ,,🎥⚔️
Man I wanna binge River Monsters again, anyone know where to watch it?
Hulu has seasons 6 through 9
@@hithere5021 thank you :)
Yeah check netflix too they had it forever
Just testing my line 😬❤️😂😂😂
He's become a legend, the show started as TV in the late AMs. He smashed it
The best fishing show and host EVER !!!
👍👍👍👍👍
Name Checks Out
He was so lucky he didn’t lose an eye. Imagine if he also was taken out by a sting ray 😬
The world would lose their minds
I was eager for this video, thanks jeremy
He's a researcher and he's out on the field catching speciments himself, truly a legend~
I remember watching this in horror looking at Jeremy's bent rod and thinking something is about to snap.
The man that’s for sure. Would fish with him anytime.
Crazy stuff. Growing up always highlight the river monsters!!
My Dad did the same type of injury while trying to free up a solidly painted in window from a ladder set to one side of the window. Thanks for an awesome show and heal quickly and well!
I'm not sure what I'd hate more to step on,a Stingray or a Stonefish.
Stonefish venom/poison is FAR more lethal. Stingray's venom/poison is not that toxic to humans... the problem with Stingrays is their spine is huge and barbed... it's like getting stabbed by a knife with a hook on it and then getting injected with venom.
Stonefish!
Get this man on JRE!!!
Oh that's an interesting idea.
Jamie pull up man eating catfish.
Best fishing programme by a fookin mile
Jeremy is the River Monster MASTER!!!!
Just for curiosity: what will likely happen to the stingray and the broken rod? Does it have to live with a line and and a broken rod dangling from its mouth for the rest of his life? I am not a fisherman, so I have no idea what will happen.
I shall help here.
Depends. It's not clear if the hook came loose or the line snapped when the rod broke. If the hook came loose, no worries.
If the rod Broke and the line snapped, the rod would of came from the line and dropped to the bottom of the river... So no rod attached to the fish. The hook and line however will be attached to the fish for a while. The hook is designed to rust. So it will either decompose or be pushed out by the animals healing. The line would of snapped near the hook, meaning there is little fishing line attached to the hook. The fish will be fine and will not even notice the hook after a day or two, after a few months/years the hook comes out.
I hope this explains it for you.
@@babalonkie thanks s lot! Definitely helps understanding.
That fish must be suffering so much with pain,that hook may be stucked with bone.
@@amargurung9091 No. Sharks are used to damage and have amazing healing. Ray's are part of the the shark family. After a day or two the animal wont even know there is a hook in the mouth. They are not Whales, Dolphins or mammals. They have better pain tolerance and healing. They are also very accustomed to injuries and pain being all they do is kill/eat/swim/breed and nothing else.
"Jeremy LOSES Part Of His Arm"
- bs, it's still there, just moved a bit...stupid title
I stated basically the same thing
Jeremy Wade was and is the man! Fish on!
I love this dudes enthusiasm he puts into fishing!!!