(If you are interested in these snake lures, I linked them in the description) If you want to see a playlist of almost every Catch n' Cook I've ever done, check it out here: th-cam.com/play/PLGKiPgWHRVDfUBs8mzg43UaCLPhpLvESn.html
One time, I caught a bluegill on a helgrammite, but it was not hooked-the helgrammite had ahold of the fish with its pincers, so the HELGRAMMITE caught the fish Probably the weirdest fishing story I’ve got tbh
We use lamprey in Alaska to catch burbot. I believe, once or twice a year lamprey have a migration/spawn. They allow us to net them for bait fish. Love the video Ace!
Only catfish will eat a lamprey and even that is rare. They’re a pest and invasive in many locations. I hope you didn’t release the other one back into the wild 😆
@@julyaugust4753 it will probably be a compilation of a bunch of other older videos. At that point he already has a 3 hour long one. Hope it’s something new…. 🫤
I disliked because I hate watching 15 ads man. There was 2 ads for me every quarter of the video. I’d rather just watch all of them at once in the beginning!!!
That looked like a pheasants back mushroom. It is edible when it is young, but when it gets to that size you saw it at, people say it is like chewing on leather. I do not see them here in Florida.
The fish you called eels are actually an ancestral group of jawless fish known as lampreys. Sometimes called lamprey eels, but they’re not actually eels but petromyzontiforms while true eels form the anguilliformes and saccopharyngiformes! Still a super cool video!
The “eels” you caught are sea lamprey, they are a invasive in the USA. They’re very destructive to the fish population in the Great Lakes and tributaries, destroying 40 plus pounds if fish within their life span(roughly 2yrs). They primarily feed on the blood of other fish(which makes them a parasite). They go into streams and rivers to spawn(which looks like you found them trying to spawn, its a good thing you put a stop to that). I have caught King salmon with lampreys still attached to the fish. If you manage to catch them/ pull them in on a fish its highly recommended to kill them(I prefer cutting them up).
@@ossipozzi1238 from what I’m aware of all adult lampreys display parasitic behavior and most lamprey offspring normally filter feed until they aren’t capable of parasitic behavior. By all means I’m no expert and I could be wrong. However I’m going off of my knowledge that I’ve learned and articles that I’ve read.
You’ll know if you caught a eel 😂 the teeth and strength of fight they give off is amazing and crazy. I caught a 3 foot one before and was terrified to take it off 😂
Absolutely love your vids! I’ve taken a lot of advice from you and that’s a sea lamprey not an eel. Keep up your awesome work and can’t wait for future videos!!!
Ace ypu were in my backyard! Not literally lol, but if you are interested I can put you on another body of water that is loaded with smallies. I'm guessing you were there Friday or Saturday because right now it's floaded and looks like chocolate milk.
Those are lamprey. Depending on the stream they could be brook lamprey, a non parasitic species of lamprey. Be careful, In some states they are endangered and protected. Keep fishing!
although I love your content ace, you are pretty ignorant when it comes to wildlife. where else is that poor goose supposed to lay her eggs? you are the one intruding on her space, there was no need to get all up close and personal with those eggs.
Those are actually nit eels but a type of parastic fish called a Lamprey! They have circular jaws for attaching onto fishing and eating them alive like a freshwater cookie cutter shark!
You should definitely get the eels out of the river or lake or pond or anyting your fishing in heels are bad and I can't wait to see the next video with what you catch with the eels this video was amazing and you know what you should probably try and eat these eels you could have smoked them up on a smoker or Friday or something?
I have two Shimano DC reels, a Curado DC and a Metanium DC, and they both are unusable because the drag is really weak on them both. I don't know what to do about it.
I'm quite sure those fish you are calling eels are actually lampreys, which are commonly confused with eels but are not closely related in the slightest.
Geese must like to make their nests on trails. maybe the sun hits the trails different & keeps the nest warmer no clue but I walked thru one by accident & stepped on some eggs. had to fight both parents out the woods. lost a shoe. very vicious indeed
8:52 that’s pheasant back mushroom it’s very good fried in butter we used to have a stump in our back yard that had that and every year me and my dad would harvest it and cook it up and eat it eventually the stump got so rotten that it wouldn’t even grow on it anymore 😂
Yes Ace as the others said in comments those are lampreys not eels and they are bloodsuckers attaching themselves to fish with their weird toothy round mouth
(If you are interested in these snake lures, I linked them in the description)
If you want to see a playlist of almost every Catch n' Cook I've ever done, check it out here: th-cam.com/play/PLGKiPgWHRVDfUBs8mzg43UaCLPhpLvESn.html
These are actually lamprey. They are probably a native species.
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8:54 bro you touched poison Ivey 😂
Those are lamprey and they might be invasive depending on where you are
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One time, I caught a bluegill on a helgrammite, but it was not hooked-the helgrammite had ahold of the fish with its pincers, so the HELGRAMMITE caught the fish
Probably the weirdest fishing story I’ve got tbh
thats actually insane
Thats pretty cool
Yo ace, those are lamprey, not eels. But cool vid nonetheless
I knew it the second they were sucking on the rock. Never seen an eel with a mouth like that.
If you watch the video you will see he’s know they are lampreys
Ok so
Well don't lampray kill fish
Ace kno what their are he almost blurted it out
Been watching you for awhile now! Keep up the good work Ace! Love you!
this is so sweet
yeah those are lampreys they are fish parasites lol
We use lamprey in Alaska to catch burbot. I believe, once or twice a year lamprey have a migration/spawn. They allow us to net them for bait fish. Love the video Ace!
I would like to see this
Only catfish will eat a lamprey and even that is rare. They’re a pest and invasive in many locations. I hope you didn’t release the other one back into the wild 😆
"He's a snake slurper!" -Ace videos 😂💀☠️
Where’s this longest video you think you’ve ever made…
I agree. He always be playin us.
@@julyaugust4753 it will probably be a compilation of a bunch of other older videos.
At that point he already has a 3 hour long one.
Hope it’s something new…. 🫤
It's not an eel it's a parasite called ,,Minoga" in Poland🇵🇱
That's why the Bass don't want him.
Greetings from Poland bro, nice videos👍🏻
I disliked because I hate watching 15 ads man. There was 2 ads for me every quarter of the video. I’d rather just watch all of them at once in the beginning!!!
“Look at that mushroom” grabs the poison ivy to see it lol
Those mushrooms looked like Pheasant Backs. Very edible and delicious before they get big.
I was thinking the same thing
I love these vids!! You should do more!! Like a artificial fish vs a real fish!!
nice imagine using this up north you'd probably catch monster pike or musky lol
Cool, love lures vs natural baits! Did this myself the other day with worms, and just managed to catch with the lures 😅😂 awesome video!
Been watching for YEARS now, ur the best👍👍🔥❤
That looked like a pheasants back mushroom. It is edible when it is young, but when it gets to that size you saw it at, people say it is like chewing on leather. I do not see them here in Florida.
Yo Ace you should do another collab with KG
Love the setup.. Shimano allday
those eels are called sea lampreys they are really dangerous
Those aren't eels those are lampreys
You should use that metal barrel as a homemade bass trap or crawdads trap!👍👍👍
“He’s a snake slurper!” 🤨🤨🤨
The fish you called eels are actually an ancestral group of jawless fish known as lampreys. Sometimes called lamprey eels, but they’re not actually eels but petromyzontiforms while true eels form the anguilliformes and saccopharyngiformes! Still a super cool video!
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Love your videos ace! Ive watched them all, you can say I’m somewhat addicted to your content and energy 😂❤
C'mon Ace we all want longer videos!!!
The “eels” you caught are sea lamprey, they are a invasive in the USA. They’re very destructive to the fish population in the Great Lakes and tributaries, destroying 40 plus pounds if fish within their life span(roughly 2yrs). They primarily feed on the blood of other fish(which makes them a parasite). They go into streams and rivers to spawn(which looks like you found them trying to spawn, its a good thing you put a stop to that). I have caught King salmon with lampreys still attached to the fish. If you manage to catch them/ pull them in on a fish its highly recommended to kill them(I prefer cutting them up).
They might be brook or river lamprey too, they don't have any parasitic behavior at all.
@@ossipozzi1238 from what I’m aware of all adult lampreys display parasitic behavior and most lamprey offspring normally filter feed until they aren’t capable of parasitic behavior. By all means I’m no expert and I could be wrong. However I’m going off of my knowledge that I’ve learned and articles that I’ve read.
Why is everyone posting at 4???
Love when that line screams. Why line is that? Need to get me some.
its not the line its the real the real is called a cornono dc baitcaster
You’ll know if you caught a eel 😂 the teeth and strength of fight they give off is amazing and crazy. I caught a 3 foot one before and was terrified to take it off 😂
Sweet another High Adventure Video🎉
You know you could always cook those eels.
they're very good spicy teriyaki over rice.
Those lampreys are in the creek spawning. The young are important forage for everything. Try dropping them in the lake at night for stripers
I love your videos keep going ❤
I have never tried snake lures...
maybe I should, it looks fun
Absolutely love your vids! I’ve taken a lot of advice from you and that’s a sea lamprey not an eel. Keep up your awesome work and can’t wait for future videos!!!
Ace ypu were in my backyard! Not literally lol, but if you are interested I can put you on another body of water that is loaded with smallies. I'm guessing you were there Friday or Saturday because right now it's floaded and looks like chocolate milk.
Those are lamprey. Depending on the stream they could be brook lamprey, a non parasitic species of lamprey. Be careful, In some states they are endangered and protected. Keep fishing!
Thanks for the amazing videos Ace!!
Those mushrooms are edible. Pheasant back mushroom. Fun fact. They smell like watermelon
although I love your content ace, you are pretty ignorant when it comes to wildlife. where else is that poor goose supposed to lay her eggs? you are the one intruding on her space, there was no need to get all up close and personal with those eggs.
Whaz up home boy! Even a fail would be cool. Hellgrammites are great bait, fish are all over them, but they die so fast out of running water.
Those are actually nit eels but a type of parastic fish called a Lamprey! They have circular jaws for attaching onto fishing and eating them alive like a freshwater cookie cutter shark!
You should definitely get the eels out of the river or lake or pond or anyting your fishing in heels are bad and I can't wait to see the next video with what you catch with the eels this video was amazing and you know what you should probably try and eat these eels you could have smoked them up on a smoker or Friday or something?
You should make you first cast seasoning by spicy and different seasonings like that
-Randolph
I have two Shimano DC reels, a Curado DC and a Metanium DC, and they both are unusable because the drag is really weak on them both. I don't know what to do about it.
I'm quite sure those fish you are calling eels are actually lampreys, which are commonly confused with eels but are not closely related in the slightest.
The snakes get into the fish mouth and come put and bite ypu they have already Spawn and goingbintontgere summer Pattern in milddie Tennessee.
Geese must like to make their nests on trails. maybe the sun hits the trails different & keeps the nest warmer no clue but I walked thru one by accident & stepped on some eggs. had to fight both parents out the woods. lost a shoe. very vicious indeed
Those mushrooms are called pheasant back and they are edible! You should make a video of morel mushroom hunting!!
I hope he realized that was poison ivy he plucked away from whatever mushrooms but yeah hope ur not allergic lol
In germay those fush named neunauge in english nine eye and if you catch one you become penalty money about 25000$
It's probably because some small creatures like that just go straight through their intestines and right out the...
I wouldnt walk without waders in that river. I get ptsd seeing them in lake michigan, theyre huge
8:52 that’s pheasant back mushroom it’s very good fried in butter we used to have a stump in our back yard that had that and every year me and my dad would harvest it and cook it up and eat it eventually the stump got so rotten that it wouldn’t even grow on it anymore 😂
1:20 he slipped and almost said lamprey. So he must have known 😂 cool vid nonetheless
finally a new ace video
Eel’s are great for cohbia or what we call lemon fish if your salt water fishing in the gulf or around South Carolina.
A big lamprey tastes very nice when smoked.
Lamprey pie is also good.
Those geese are crazy. They keep barking for minutes after you walk away.
Yes Ace as the others said in comments those are lampreys not eels and they are bloodsuckers attaching themselves to fish with their weird toothy round mouth
We use lamprey as pike bait in Scotland cut in half very bloody
Those arent eels those are Sea Lampreys and they are very devistating to native fish population.
Those guys are brook lampreys, which feed on algae and detritus as larvae and don’t eat at all as adults
Hey ace catfish absolutely love helgramites in the foothills of NC they eat them like candy
Sometimes can see holes in fish from lampreys eat them lampreys do go after people walking in water
Your the best. Also use the barrel as a turtle trap.
Hellgrammites are some of the best bait to use in my area on the new river definitely would love to see u film some content on the new river
If you use the tall of a crawfish with no shell on it bass bluegill croppy and pike love it
That’s poison oak you are pulling away from them mushrooms
suprised that aca didnt get attacked by the goose here in southern kentucky u can get anywhere near them lol
Lamprey or Eel, my wife would murder me if I pulled either one out of a bait bucket 😂
Well we eat lamprey in portugal, idk if people eat it in other countries but ye
That's was and good one in Tennessee tge smallmouth have to be 18 inches to keep.
Come back to Idaho and catch a smallie on the Snake river using a snake.
Those mushrooms are called pheasant backs and they are edible
Kill all them you see the sea lampreys they stick on to fish. Invasive.
at the very beginning those are not eels those are lamprey you can tell by the heads
love the vid Ace!! those i believe are brook lampreys not eels just a heads up
“I’ve never seen an eel in this river”… “let’s kill them and use them for bait”
Man you cant use those for bait here in washington. Bro watch out people be rats
Those are actually called lamprey, and are a type of parasitic fish
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My biggest fish is a shark. And im still tryna beat my record
Hey man those are lamprey but just keep on fishing
so we’re not going to talk about how he said the fish slurped the snake
U just grabbed poison ivy over those mushrooms ace
Be careful tgey tge qill Hass at you abd grub and hold of you.
cool but lamprey are more related to hagfish, sharks then eels
Hey Ace, what reel are you using? That thing sings!
That's a breeding pair of lamprey eels very invasive
May be the Bass are afraid that they might get suck by those lamprey.
Try not to stress the geese out dude lol some geese nest are protected by federal law
If you think geese are mean u need to see the western capercaillie 😂
We’re you fishing at south Holston river?
Lamprey are in fact not eels they are a type of jaw-less f8sh
What the hell is going on these fishes brain that they think a snake is good eating lol
Just imagining the eel screaming to the fish that its a trap lol
Hello Ace! do you have tips on how to use a bait caster?