LA River Fishing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ม.ค. 2021
- Lino Jubilado has been fly fishing in the Los Angeles River for over 40 years. Though most LA residents view the river as a polluted eyesore, to Lino, it’s a slice of nature’s paradise hidden within a big, bustling city. Amongst the trash and the concrete, Lino fly fishes for carp, bass and bluegill. But it’s the joy of catching carp that keeps Lino coming back to the river several times a week. Lino doesn’t usually eat the carp he catches from the LA River, but today is unusual.
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The fact that this guy probably glows in the dark must be a great advantage when night fishing.
This dude will outlive every last one of us. His body's defenses have got to be sharp as a blade.
This dude looking at the brighter side things in life and his surrounding
Thats south east Asian life value for you, accept and enjoy your life, always see on the bright side (his grandfather also told him that I suppose)
I love it And he’s an intelligent man too 😊
Great guy. I like his positive vibes. Sending love all the way across the world from Malaysia.
Steelhead were caught in the LA River until the 1940s, and they hang on elsewhere in SoCal. Wouldn't it be great to see them return?
Reminds me of the 3 eyed radioactive fish from the Simpsons.
With the river infested with pee and shit and other things love this guy vibes.
This dude gonna survive the longest whatever is coming future.
We should be ashamed of how badly we have destroyed our rivers and our environment in the name of luxury
What a nice guy
Awesome
I wanna fish it now 🎣
A good place for fishing my bro, success it always
Going for a a bike ride there today- but I'm eating a Giamela's sandwich and NOT an LA River carp. I've seen people kayak through Frogtown in the spring.
Wow
Love fishing there
Nice. Just watched this same video on the Munchies channel.
There used to be salmon swimming up thr la river before we settled
Awesome video but this video was uploaded earlier
I fished also lots of bass fish 🐟..
I don’t understand how California can have so many regulations on the environment but they have some of the trashiest cities in the US...
Cleveland, flint Michigan, and New York are all eastern.
People in Cali are a bunch of hypocrites. They broke their state with their idiotic policies and are now spreading, like cancer, to all republican states, bringing their mentally retarded policies with them
@@DeJulius_Caesar I guess the republican states get more social and you dislike it. Well you wouldn´t be happy in Europe. People don´t have to starve, when they are unlucky and we (at least try for the most part) to be more environment friendly.
Oh and don´t get me wrong I like the US, they just could be better.
@@5oeren217 Survival of the fittest. Some people are not meant to succeed, because they simply don't strive to do so. So, why waste resources on them?
@@DeJulius_Caesar Humanity only evolved or maybe even only survived, because of cooperation. And you assume, that skills and the use for the society are genetic. They are partly genetic but mostly the influence from your environment (school, the care and support from your parents and country) determine how useful you are. For example when I was younger I took part in a school exchange. Still needed to pay 40€ (also 40$) for the flight, but the EU paid for the most part. I grew because of that as a human being and will probably be able to work better in the future and pay society back.
A better example is a region, which mainly made money by coal mining, but because that has no future (climate change) and the resources where gone the government invested massively in new infrastructure and modern companies in this region. The people stayed and got new/better jobs, which is a good value for society. Without the support by the government the region would be dead af.
Of course is the free market important, but you need to support good things as a society (government).
There are also many examples in which the government should let the market deal with it by itself. It depends on the circumstances. Have a good day :)
this same video was posted on Munchies 2 months ago
I’m surprised those are not full of worms. Man if you can find catfish that’s good eating.
Ikan mas.
But I don’t know about eating it or touching the water
Doesn't his wife smell him after he goes fishing but hey maybe she got into it
Deja Vu anyone?
Not really sure what the point of this piece is other than to gawk at this man.
Seems like filipino
Looks fun. But won’t be eaten them
Whoever's bright idea it was to build a freeway next to an open water source..🙄
Come to Cleveland, where the Shoreway Route 2 is right along Lake Erie, and other freeways pass next to the entirety of the Great Lakes.
@@expertexcavatinginc Ahhh
they turned the river into concrete a hundred years ago, so it was only a matter time
Its a shame its as polluted as it is. If I lived there I’d clean it up.
That’s a fucking magikarp
Its all about the reward of fishing but these fishes must be polluted nutrients
His body has the cure the covid
NPC from pokemon
🇰🇭
If he has a wife then that would be surprising but the again maybe she Got Into it
he def pinoy 😂😂😂
Malamang hahaha
Liar.
Who?
@@Jaguar-lr7jq No way he ate that carp. mo
@@codeeater0 he looks crazy enough to eat that i mean look at him😂