What Happens When You Cast Net A Spot That Holds EVERYTHING??? (EPIC RESULTS!)
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- Опубліковано 10 чер 2021
- I stopped by a spillway for a session with a rod and line but ended up having an EPIC day with the cast net!
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Tried this and got amazing results, netted myself a sopping trolley and 3 bicycle wheels, a great day it was 👍
You forget to mention the body too?!
Haha should have gone magnet fishing and you would have caught a beast 🤡
Lol.
Some very good catches. Lol never know what you will get in a cast net.
Absolutely bagged up then lol 🤣
I've never seen any of your videos before but I just subbed. I really like your attitude and respect towards the fish.
Thanks! I appreciate it!
Be careful, I'm my state it's illegal to keep brim caught in a throw net.
Outstanding work chap. New fan here. Your fact about alligators releasing grip once the body feels water or freedom, really is quite insightful knowledge, and quite obviously learned through experience. Makes sense too. Bravo
U seem like a great guy, I hope ur life goes well!
Praying for u
Oh you got some flathead/walleye candy right there
Word of advice. When you throw so close to the current, the net washes over itself and closes. Second, when you throw you need to give it time to sink. The majority of the fish are deeper then your going.
I let it sink completely to the bottom in some spots, not in others due to the snags in here. Every environment dictates something a little different, there's not one thing that always applies in every spot.
Thought he was doing great....I throw a net weekly for my bait the same way in same condition and felt he was doing awesome ..glad he let those game fish go..most would take those too and that's the difference in someone who cares and someone who doesn't imo.. however near docks with barnnicals in salt water ide def use your advice because the rip current def makes a net overlap..
John Roger's is just giving you good accurate advice! And pull way faster!
Just found this channel. Appreciate your passion. I just recently started net fishing after spending an entire day surf fishing down at the beach in SC and coming up empty....meanwhile a guy about 100 yds away went out beyond the break with his net and caught 3 sizeable cobia in less than an hour. Went home and ordered a net that evening lol.
Cobia in a net??? I'm jealous
I throw my cast net with several different methods, but the one you are using now is very similar to my go-to method, it's usually referred to as half-and-half, or the 50-50 technique, I do just a couple little things difference, but for the most part it's very similar.
Good video.
We use a washtub to drop the catch into. It gets them out of the net faster, and safer at times.
Love the enthusiasm!
You need to spin that net when you toss it, like you're tossing a giant frisbee
Exactly!!
Thank you for putting the carp back, mad respect
Spin the net and you will open you’re cast net great video!
waw nice sharing I have never see so much fish like this before
I love the Portapotty bucket. Usually I don't catch crap, I dispense it. Nah, any fishing is good fishing as long as it's fun. Good luck
Wow amazing fishing, brother.
Thanks!
Hey I’m new to your channel and I LOVE how you deal with negative comments. Glad you deal with them as you do keep it up
Like your video you seem very conscientious of the fish you catch and release if more people have that attitude the fish will thrive for the future.
I watch all you’re videos and This is my favorite fishing channel on UA-cam but I just realized I don’t even know what your name is 😂 great vid
It's Payton. Thanks!
@@wildlifefishingshow man you should of said Wild Life 😆
@@moblack5883 ever heard of DMFD? might be a dumb question but if not, check him out.
I find it really interesting that bluegill and pumpkin seeds are sitting in the fast flow Like that.... I think alot of the literature on our native fish and their habitats is incorrect!!! Very cool
Not incorrect just not updated. A lot of the information is still most definitely relevant. But yes we have witnessed wild life all over doing things we did not know. But that can also be argued that wild life is adapting and evolving to survive in harsher conditions. That's also nature at its best.
Everything is beautiful and serves a purpose ✌️
I got a six foot cast net. I've been practicing for a year now! Still haven't been able to do it right! Lol
That carp would’ve been flathead bait for me
Wonderful.
Crazy, all those fish are in that small area, who woulda thought.
Well Done!!
Amazing video 📹👏you 👏fishing 👌👏🎣😀🙌👍👌👏
Hey carp are a good fight but wouldn’t die from being out of the water for 30 seconds or even 25 minutes they would be fine😂
Great video
Glad to see the net{s} are still working out for ya'
Hey my dude, if you want some advice for cast netting, if you're throwing a bigger net just do a light spin to get some momentum going for the net and let it just roll out of your fingers it will slide into a perfect pancake every time, nice videos my man I love the cast net videos ☺️
Great job would love to throw a net like you do mine always messes up but usually get enough shad to fish with good luck buddy hope you get a arm load
@@earnestharvey2389 it all comes with sore arms and soaking wet clothes haha good luck fishing my man, easily the most respectable UA-camr out there ❤️
never watched before but great vibe and so much care for the fish subbing now thx man
Thanks!
Great stuff! Don't worry you're not the only one that does catch and release cast netting, I very frequently get what I need, and then keep throwing just to see what I can get, sometimes it can be more fun than conventional fishing to me.
@@smelltheglove2038
Go pick yourself up a casting net and give it a shot and then get back with me on that
@smelltheglove2038
OK so here's another side of it, there's a very popular crappie fishing spot at a lake near my house, I went there one day to pick up some bait for my catfishing needs, there was lots of guys fishing for crappie and everyone could see crappie busting the water, but nobody was catching anything, after I threw my casting net for the very 1st time we all understood why! It was loaded down so heavy with shad I could barely pull it up on the dock, I had enough shad with one throw for all of my needs for the day, and enough to freeze a few for future fishing trips, and several other fishermen come up and ask if they could have some for their catfishing needs also, but what it told us was the reason why the crappie weren't biting is because they all had their stomachs full of shad. Throwing a casting net can tell you things about the ecosystem you are fishing that rod and real fishing could never tell you! Remember we only kept what was going to be used for bait everything else got released.
@smelltheglove2038
I agree that it is wrong if you are keeping them, but if you are turning them loose and just exploring the water that you are fishing in I don't see anything wrong with it.
@@smelltheglove2038 bro, what's fun is entirely in the eye of the beholder
You are also pulling and tightening your net too early. Let it sink a little bit longer (5 or 6 seconds) and things will get better once you get the throw and spread better.
I make castnets.. I always love watching people castnet
Funny net casting.. 😂😂😂
Watched it again!
Hell yeah!
The best ❤
New friend, Goodluck and GODBLESS.
Did anyone notice the hawk that landed in the background? Probably looking for an easy meal.. Nice video.
In GA its illegal to keep gamefish caught in a cast net so were limited to carp, suckers, blueback herring, shad, minnows and golden shiners
As a English carp fisherman I appreciate the care of the carp 😄
@Smell The Glove I don't know where your version of "here" is, but they are considered naturalized in Texas and do not destroy the ecosystem here
@@wildlifefishingshow looks like he deleted the coment 😄 🤣
@Dominic W.G I ended up blocking him for spamming really obnoxious stuff across multiple videos and, unfortunately, UA-cam erases all of a person's comments from a page when you block them.
@WILD LIFE you don't need people like that on your channel anyways, keep up the great work
Too kid: “I will definitely check that out..” immediately after: “well guys that will just about wrap it up for the day”🤣😂 not hating.. that was genuinely funny and I really needed the laugh. Thanks man, you just gained a follower!
If you love carp and ur anywhere near southwest Michigan for any odd reason the Allegan lower dam access has the biggest carp in it last few times ive fished there ive caught one everytime typically ranging from 10 to 30 lbs and massive channel catfish as well as steelheads drums and a few bass
Try them when they spawn there
About the time the bass spawn the carp will.
Also, when letting them go, just drop the rope and grab the ring and lift and shake a bit
Hey man. Love the vids! How do you find your spots? I know as a fisherman you won't outright reveal them but I would like to know your thought process like do you look at maps or is it just random or living in the area for so long
Hey man I tupicqlly use Fishbrain app to find my spots as it shows fishing spots and catches as well as a satellite map so I can find spots
@@AndreVideos45628 thanks I'll check it out
I'm on Google maps for about three hours a day, I study the water around Houston pretty obsessively. A lot of it is trial and error (lots of trips don't make it to film) but I'm always looking for certain features: spillways, pools forming eddies, slow moving creeks or channels with steep banks, confluences, etc. And I also always think from the film perspective, "what species can I catch there?" "what are the odds I can catch a minimum of at least three good fish?" "what will the scenery in frame look like?" "what will the thumbnail look like?" and "what can I possibly title it based on what might happen?"
I know the film stuff doesn't apply to everyone but it's part of how I personally decide on a spot.
@@wildlifefishingshow thanks brother!
Nice video
"WhatsUp Guys ?" Is this just a UA-cam thing or is it the brave new world greeting ?
I think I would enjoy learning how to do this.
Good 👍 excellent
Need a big net like those used in Thailand and cambodia..
I also like the carp.
Nice multi-specie day!
Here in NC it's illegal to keep any game fish caught in the net. Blue gill are game fish
MI,MN and Wi too
Love the enthusiasm awesome video
You hurt my flathead catfish heart when you turned that little carp loose
You would love shrimping and picking out the box. All kinds of Star Wars looking creatures come off the bottom of the bay
I love carp fishing
In Australia if you land a Carp, you can be fined for throwing it back. They are classed as vermin here and when lakes get low, fishermen and environment people go out wading to catch them.
Where I came from we kept everything even tadpole we eat that too that's why we got nothing now. We should have learn a conservation then
That's funny I am the same way with carp. My favorite to fish, that and cats. 38 Inches my biggest
Lots of great how to videos on UA-cam
Come to the uk and see how popular carp fishing is mate
Oh, I'm well aware, U.K fishing channels are my favorite, introduced me to carp fishing. I'm talking here about American fishing culture, which is, how to put it, much less appreciative of nature. U.K fishing rocks 👍
This is a technique you have to practise a lot, But youre net is a XXL and makes it more difficult to trow it nisely spread open. If it is nicely spread open makes a lot of different in catch; BTW Carp is realy verry special fish. If they grow big , they a lot of fun to catch when they are 20 or 40 pound . In my country it is forbitten to yuse a castingnet. Just have it with you is alreddy forbitten. doh I think its verry usefull to catch a lot of small fishes in few time. Amazing vid like always
Can you tell where is this place in houston? It looks fun there?
I like that bucket 🇺🇸
It was cheap
I know it's not safe nor am I encouraging anyone to do this however if you go to the center of that bridge at the top and drop your net down let it hang fully extended give it a few spins before you let it go it will make a perfect pancake cast every time and catch loads of bait
With live bait....do you go fishing with them right away ? Or is there a way you keep them alive until your next fishing trip?
I generally go later that day.
I agree about carp. We just do not know how to handle them. I will and have carp fished.
Nice video! What state are you at?
Glad still so many fish in there. In my place theres only dirty water.
You can't use sunfish for bait IF caught with a net, you can use sunfish for bait IF caught with a hook, in Texas.
So there is no size limit on catching sun fish?
Make that swing with youre right hand; and wright afther that swing you let it all lose. But the better the swing the more open and round it fals in the water. You can do it ! YES you can ! ;-)
You need to fold large nets. Loosely loop your rope. Grab the top of the net. With the other hand grip under your top hand and slide down about a third of the length. Grab it and pull up to the top and grip. Then you can grab the weights and swing cast
It will open correctly. Bigger the net the more folds you need.
So go make a video 😂
Not allowed to keep blugill from a cast net here in alabama but can use as bait if caught on hook and line
What if you declare you are netting only for bluegill? That’s how NY seems to work
I'll tell you something about Carp & Carp Fishing.. All the people that call them trash fish are mainly interested in preserving the finances of the large Bass / Lure Fishing tackle companys.
Also Anyone that has fished for and landed Decent size Common & Mirror Carp (I call Big over 20lb) knows they are far from being a trash fish. A friend of mine is a specimen carp angler, His current PB is 38lbs Mirror Carp.
I really enjoyed the saltwater videos on the kayak do you know if you’ll be doing them again?
I will, not sure when. The kayak needs a minor repair but then I'll get back at it.
@@wildlifefishingshow do you have some good spots to film that are only boat accessible ?
To be honest I'm not sure, since I don't have a boat I really don't look for spots I can't bank fish (generally)
@@wildlifefishingshow would you be interested in snook fishing with me down in south padre island on my boat. I’m only 16 but I’ve been fishing the shipchannel for a good year and I have the snook bite down. There is also a chance at some juvenile tarpon. Just wondering if you would be interested in it. Have a nice day!
@@wildlifefishingshow Yes! I've been meaning to comment on it. Salt water fishing needs some love too :)
Damn here in North Carolina you cannot keep any fish u catch in a cast me unless it’s shad or gizzard shad or any other bait fish
If you're in Louisiana fishing the canals dude be careful many people have died slipping into those things and have been taken by the current
try putting the cast net wrist band on the same hand that you use to hold the net thats really the reason you are not getting consistent full circle cast.
Good tip
I am from Australia where Carp is a noxious non-native fish and when caught cannot be put back into the water by law. They destroy the environment of our native fish.
Where are you doing your castnetting?
In Tennessee if you cast net game fish (including bluegill) for fishing bait they'll lock you up and take your boat. Where are you?
When I cast net I don’t keep everything I catch. Really did a trip where I caught over 100 fish in a cast net and I only kept one big shad.
Try spinning with the throw it helps
Cast nets are illegal where i live .looks like fun though.
Practice makes perfect
Would you say they are Master baits????
10:27. You folded the net correctly prior to throw. That's what your aiming for. Little less than half folded on a 6 foot holding semicircle. Nice. Should be a skill everyone should learn.
They already do that, catch & release w/ a net.
What size casting net is?
I started when I was 8 with a 4ft net and by the time I was 10 my dad had taught me to use a 6ft just gotta choke up on the net
Actually cast and release is quite easy to Do With It cast net that is literally what it was designed for cast out the net drag it back to you release whatever you thought
I'd trust my survival more to that net than to Popiel's Pocket Fisherman.
My first net just arrived last week and it's 18 feet. It's hard lol
18 feet....?throw it from high up like a pier or something...you will never get it open throwing from the bank or a boat. If you hit a big school you may need help pulling it in.
What state are you in? If you keep small bream in Georgia, you get fined, because they are considered a gamefish.
Never bothered with anything bigger than a 12ft diameter. Used to get bait, smoker mullet, shrimp.
Surprised he didn't keep the crawfish for bait maybe it's illegal in his state?