good fisherman? you americans are crazy. I am a fisherman from germany and this is animal cruelty what you guys do. Why is he not killing the fish, instead he is breathing for water and dies over time.
good fisherman? you americans are crazy. I am a fisherman from germany and this is animal cruelty what you guys do. Why is he not killing the fish, instead he is breathing for water and dies over time.
@@StikEmUp I can’t tell if you’re being serious or not. If you ARE being serious, it’s not the end of the world. I was addicted to heroin and opiates/opioids for about 11 years, but I was able to get sober and I’ve been clean for almost 5 years now. If someone like me can turn things around, I have every confidence that you can too.
@@thedude-nf1uf It's kind of the opposite, actually. The live bait guy assumes his way is the best and tells the guy to change up his entire technique, even though he was already doing well on "artificial"
@@michaelvallin55 'assumes his way is the best' Do you think fish prefer plastic lures compared to actual live bait? have you gotten any mental acuity tests done lately?> seems like you're missing on a few cylinders. You honestly believe live bait and lures are a 1:1 equal?
@@schlomoshekelstein908 It's a different style of fishing, for different applications. If he wanted to use live bait he would've been doing it to begin with. You're a classic know-it-all that actually knows very little. The dunning-Krueger effect personified
Never thought id find people like Gary but i did and moved here last year. One of the best things i ever did. They do exist, only hint ill give you is harsh conditions put people in better moods. Good luck on your travels and hope to see you on the river or lakes
He was raised right by his father who seems legitimately kind. Too bad the filming guy didn't see that and thought he was trying to compete. No need to flex, he should've thanked him instead.
@@sweetsunnyvibestf are you on about lmao he didn’t flex he was just saying how he caught 10 of em that day and didn’t know they were good eatinf or he might’ve kept some. He could’ve been out there literally all day in which case catching 10 fish ain’t too special. Not everyone is trying to “flex” buddy, these are grown men not 18 year olds going back and fourth over clothes.
@nickfrison9716 yet no word of gratitude whatsoever. What relevance does him catching 10 of these add to the whole situation? Only to flex, that is it.
@@sweetsunnyvibes well him saying he's caught 10 today makes the dad want to go back and fish with his son the next day. if the dude never said he caught 10 the dad might never have had a great experience the next day with his kid. not everything is a pissing contest my guy
I love the dads “we should come tomorrow Chris” he’s genuinely happy and excited to share what might be a good plan with his son. They’re like Batman and Robin fisherman
Best part about saltwater fishing is generally it’s like that in real life. There are some toolwagons and douche canoes but they almost always have boats be they’re better than you. If you’re on foot you’re probably going to meet some cool folks.
Asian guy taught me how to use rooster tail spinner when I was 13, I ended up catching a bunch of white bass with him and easily threw 10-12 into his bucket :) Loved that guy!!
Love that dad went we’re coming back. Building memories with his son he’ll never forget. I hope to be like that when I have one of my own. Tight lines gentlemen
@@larrywhittaker9901yeah man, I'm not even big into fishing, at all, especially now... but some of my fondest memories and most preserved ones are fishing with my grandpa and with my dad. Mlreso with my grandpa (he had a river running behind his house and self-made, HUGE(for being self made) man-made pong with some water runoff running into and all sorta of cool drainage into the nearby river and etc.. he stocked the pong with river fish he caught few a couple years and then didn't need to anymore. Man, I wonder how that pond is doing.. he passed last year.. but my grandma still loves there. As far as I know, no one has been down there to the pond and river access in a bit though. Glad I thought it this. Thanks for that.
Taught his son to show kindness to strangers, be generous, and to think first only about how many great times you can have with your son 💪🏽🔥 that's a man right there
I live on the duamish river in Seattle next to a walking bridge. Most people that fish this bridge have all become friends, it's pretty awesome. We share lures, bait, tactics, and our catches with each other. Someone left their pole one evening and I found it. I got up early the next morning to see if anyone knew who's it was. Sure enough someone described it and I brought it to him. He was in tears because the reel that was on the pole was given to him by his fishing buddy that past away the year before. He offered me money,which I declined, then said " I at least have to give you a hug." That's the only currency I would accept.
My first time I ever went fishing I was using squid with these huge weights and none of the fish would bite. This older guy came up to me and offered me anchovies and he even set up my line with some of his smaller weights and a hook and told me drop the line straight down. I ended up catching like 10 fish that day and I fell in love with fishing. People like this make fishing an amazing sport.
@@jackson3389221I’ve got 20 +years experience in salt water and I’m only 36 yrs old . I’m a fifth generation captain of party and open fishing boats out of Fortesque NJ and you couldn’t be more wrong 😑
@@jackson3389221na don’t lie to that man. Live bait some places works just as good if not better because it’s kinda what they eat out there anyways lol. Every fishing spot is different and factors such as weather, time, temperature, type of line, noise and etc all effect fishing. Not as simple as putting the right bait on … or everyone would be a pro!
Trust me, it’s a lost art. The youth today don’t like to make eye contact much less START a conversation with a random person 😂🤣😂 my sons are surprised when I make a conversation with people that I don’t know🤦🏻♂️😂😂😂
There's nothing I love more than seeing dads actually raising and spending time with their kids, teaching them values and making them confident individuals.
I had a father like that, he passed away dec 2022 to cancer and I miss him dearly, I regret not being a better son. So be good to your parents, kids. Especially if you have great parents.
I wish my dad was the kind of guy who wanted to do outdoorsie things. I didn't even go camping until 19 after I met someone at walmart, we got to talking, and he mentioned camping and fishing... I said I've never gone camping, and he was like "whaaaaat? Maybe you can come with me and Cassy next time we go." Those camping trips were amazing, thank you Cyress and Cassy. I'll make sure to take my kids camping/fishing if I ever have any.
How about you appreciate your dad before he's gone? Hunting down other life forms that can't defend themselves and torturing them to death isn't something you should "aspire" for your father figure to be. Learn to appreciate your family before it's too late & they're gone. I bet your dad has done tons more for you than just "not take you camping."
@@BlamingBuddha wow you are completely insufferable. Bro says he wishes his Dad was an outdoorsy type and all the sudden you are going going off on maybe the dumbest rant I’ve seen in a while.
@@BlamingBuddha Who are you to say he doesn't appreciate his dad? If anything, his comment suggests he has/had a good relationship with his dad - otherwise he wouldn't have been interested in doing those things with him. Mind your business
I miss fishing with my dad, he went back to Mexico a few months ago. It’s little moments like these that I miss. I’m glad I still have a chance to see him. It just sucks he’s gone.
This is by far my favorite interaction I’ve seen. Some reels feel fake or forced in some way like they’re being watched. This one’s something you do or say like the cameras are off. They’re kinda like buddies already very wholesome ❤
People who fish are some of the nicest most polite people I’ve ever met. Just trying to relax, have some fun, get a buzz on with some cool dudes. So glad I started fishing.
I love the interactions we have with each other whenever we come across other people fishing, almost always meet cool people and have good experiences!!
Ive been fishing long 10-12 years and my experience with other anglers while fishing or net casting around, everyone seems to have the same thought about almost everything and how easy it is to get into a conversation. They are lovely people who are always willing to share and very patient.
@@nic139 only the old heads who were fishing before they started stocking everything lol. Those bastards actually degrade their own experience just to gatekeep their spots.
What a good dude. His son was awesome too. His face lit up when he got handed that fish. That’s my favorite thing about fishing is how friendly people usually are
If I can spare it I always put another fellow fisherman on that good bait fish. I use a cast net to catch bait and then use the bait to catch giants. And I’ve had a few experiences like this and it’s always great to see someone catch a giant with the bait that u put them on
One of the greatest things about this interaction is a dad showing his kig how easy it is to socialize with foreign people who are enjoying the same hobby/having the same interests. For later in life, this is a crucial thing to have to never be alone or lose hope in humanity. I had to learn it myself and as a introverse person this is never easy, but 9/10 interaction I initiated resulted in friendly connections. Some of them turned into friendships I still have and had for over 10 years.
Put a minnow on it?😅 Ive always found either a minnow on a bare hook, or on a white jig with a fluorescent head bring in the most crappie for me. Maybe theyre just dumb in the waters i fish though.
@@BassinForLifeOffical well, you could do like the lazy people, and buy them where they sell live bait. Or, you could go get you a minnow trap, find you a creek, and catch your own (like a real man😂😂 I'm only joking). Yeah, I have a creek that runs through the back of my property with a bunch of minnows, and crayfish. Idk.... I've never had good luck going after panfish with artificial. Minnows, and sometimes they'll bite on a worm. I usually throw one of each to them, and see what catches first.😁
Yeah will probably try minnows from the minnows trap. Because I have a brook in my woods to that should have minnows. But if I never get crappie on the minnows will try the white curlytail for crappie but will probably do minnows because we're I fish it should work. Thanks for the advice😁
I’m an extroverted introvert so I do really well in social situations but when I get home it becomes painfully clear how much they drain me. The number one thing that helps me go out when I’m tired is the thought that even with all the hate and evil in this world, there are so many good people like this. Not all interactions will be good, not all will be bad, some will be neutral, but the good ones like these make it all worth it
Beautiful interaction :) crazy how stuffed the internet is with bs but fishermen always have the most wholesome interactions. He gave u free bait, he ended up with a free fish. Always nice to see people’s kindness pay off
I love fisherman they’re so genuine. When I was younger I jumped off a dock maybe 20 feet away from a fisher man. As I came up for air the fisherman walked towards me and asked, “are you crazy, you’re going to scare the fish away. wtf”. 😂😂
Helping each other fish is awesome. I have seen grown men refuse to help kids or give them advice, I always shout them over and try to help and I usually end up giving them spare tackle and decent bait. It's just as rewarding or more so when you help someone out and they get results 👍
I have recently gotten into fishing, and since I started I've noticed that everyone I meet while out fishing is extremely nice and friendly lol. I'm sure there are exceptions, but so far it's been a pleasant surprise
I absolutely love people that don’t do things for people but set them up for success shows one small thing you can do can be a big help for someone less experienced
I love running into people like this even when I have all my own gear. Just the advice and the helping hand of bait is so appreciated! Ran into a guy at lake ray Roberts and he gave me one of his extra poles and it was loaded up with the live bait already! Taught me how to catch my first fish and I’m 25!
I love the interactions I have with fisherman. One of my favorite spots is by a public boat ramp. A lot of times people are by themselves or there are just 2 people and I’m kind of in their way, fishing off the ramp. I always help people get their boat on the trailer and hooked, so they can pull out of the water safely, instead of the guy running back and forth trying to do everything. And I usually get repaid with bait, I was given a minnow bucket by one guy, but we always have the most polite, fun conversations. Over a couple years doing this, I’ve made some cool friendships with people.
Love stuff like this. When I first started fishing this old man came up to me and gently took my rod from me and told me I had it strung the wrong way. I had the line running through the hook holder lol. He also taught me some cool stuff and gave great tips. Turns out he was a pro Don Dubin. Wonderful nice man
Quick story about a fisherman volunteering info to me. I was trout fishing north ga/SC mountains which I have done for 30 years. I was standing in the middle of river with a about the limit on my string and he entered the water and B-lined to me with no concern with my fishing. However, I'm not crying about it because I was standing near the in/out trail. He kept telling me yeah you got "stockers" I don't catch "stockers" and shoving the lure in my face to get a good look at it. Telling me over and over again to get the exact one same color blah blah reminding me that he doesn't catch stockers and all he catches is one. He said," you ought to see the look on other fisherman when I walk by with one fish holding his hands far apart. I'd been polite untill then and kinda just told him thanks and see him later. He finally walked up and immediately started a conversation with my friend which traveled with me. I saw him showing his lure smiled and continued fishing. I never paid any attention and about 30 minutes later my friend whistled loudly over the white water and pointed as I looked. That dude was fighting a fish and landed it quickly and strung it up. He lifted high and showed us asI quickly walked to intercept him leaving and he had the biggest trout I had ever seen in my life. No Idea what it weighs or length. Wasn't close to a record but it was grown. I made him show me the lure and wanted to know the lb line and hook,sinker, mono,what,what? He told me and I don't go after Stockers anymore
The man's first thought is to come back with his kid to fish. What a dad
well they learned they dont need bait to catch alot of hardnoses so they're of course gonna come back and try it
@@keybladegames_realyeah, sounds like quality time with his kids. Doesn't matter what they're catching.
harry potter got old
@@RosefMudson1414so has ur mother
nah she died young of cancer @@everydayfun8137
That’s a good dad good kid good fisherman amazing interaction
good fisherman? you americans are crazy. I am a fisherman from germany and this is animal cruelty what you guys do. Why is he not killing the fish, instead he is breathing for water and dies over time.
good fisherman? you americans are crazy. I am a fisherman from germany and this is animal cruelty what you guys do. Why is he not killing the fish, instead he is breathing for water and dies over time.
@@nemoninetynine grow a pair bud
@@nemoninetynineRelax
@@nemoninetynine💀
Dad Son fishing together is one of the best memories you'll have as a kid
Must be nice
@@theflyingegg3557have your own kids and fish with them one day then
@@theflyingegg3557it is
Yepper. My dad and I try to get out as much as we can, and my 5yr old son is getting into it too. 😊
Thankful that my grandpa stepped up to that plate for me
I love people who actively befriend you like this. Its the push an introvert needs sometimes 😂
I'm more introverted but as soon as someone wants to talk hunting or fishing good luck shutting me up 🤣
@@marcusbabcock458
Same. Except with growing mushrooms & woodworking.
Thats the fishing community for you. Everyone wants to know what youve caught, see if they'll have any luck
Me too, especially motorcycles@@marcusbabcock458
I isolate myself a lot. Some times a push is what I want.
That young man is so blessed to have a dad like that. He will grow up to be a very knowledgeable and kind adult.
he sure will. i miss these times with my dad
My dad did nothing with me. Now im a addict criminal.
@@StikEmUp
I can’t tell if you’re being serious or not. If you ARE being serious, it’s not the end of the world. I was addicted to heroin and opiates/opioids for about 11 years, but I was able to get sober and I’ve been clean for almost 5 years now. If someone like me can turn things around, I have every confidence that you can too.
Addict criminal? ☠️
@@StikEmUp
lmao you have no idea how he will grow up, your imply is stupid asf
You’re such a good guy for letting him give you advice and change you out from a lure to live bait. What a awesome interaction.
Ngl you'd have to be a real ass to decline free bait from a guy who's fishing it up right in front of ya😂
He said he already caught 10 of those on artificial (as in lures, not the live bait). Only the last one was caught with live bait
@@thedude-nf1uf It's kind of the opposite, actually. The live bait guy assumes his way is the best and tells the guy to change up his entire technique, even though he was already doing well on "artificial"
@@michaelvallin55 'assumes his way is the best' Do you think fish prefer plastic lures compared to actual live bait? have you gotten any mental acuity tests done lately?> seems like you're missing on a few cylinders. You honestly believe live bait and lures are a 1:1 equal?
@@schlomoshekelstein908 It's a different style of fishing, for different applications. If he wanted to use live bait he would've been doing it to begin with. You're a classic know-it-all that actually knows very little. The dunning-Krueger effect personified
We need more Garys in this world. Good father teaching his son to fish. And great exchange of kindness.
Someone tag Big Jay Oakerson and Dan Soder
At first it was like, you never tell people what you catch cuz they'll get in on your spot. Then dude was super kind. What a dick I am. An he helped.
Gary's r good, Gary's r love
@@chuckheinchI love the Yoda sounds words “what a dick I am” honestly made me laugh.
Never thought id find people like Gary but i did and moved here last year. One of the best things i ever did. They do exist, only hint ill give you is harsh conditions put people in better moods. Good luck on your travels and hope to see you on the river or lakes
That kid was so grateful for that fish! Looked like he was in shock. You can tell they love helping others
He was raised right by his father who seems legitimately kind. Too bad the filming guy didn't see that and thought he was trying to compete. No need to flex, he should've thanked him instead.
@@sweetsunnyvibestf are you on about lmao he didn’t flex he was just saying how he caught 10 of em that day and didn’t know they were good eatinf or he might’ve kept some. He could’ve been out there literally all day in which case catching 10 fish ain’t too special. Not everyone is trying to “flex” buddy, these are grown men not 18 year olds going back and fourth over clothes.
@nickfrison9716 yet no word of gratitude whatsoever. What relevance does him catching 10 of these add to the whole situation? Only to flex, that is it.
@@sweetsunnyvibes well him saying he's caught 10 today makes the dad want to go back and fish with his son the next day. if the dude never said he caught 10 the dad might never have had a great experience the next day with his kid. not everything is a pissing contest my guy
@poopieheadxd he caught 10 of these without live bait, listen closely to what he says.. What's the relevance to add the latter?
I love the dads “we should come tomorrow Chris” he’s genuinely happy and excited to share what might be a good plan with his son. They’re like Batman and Robin fisherman
such a wholesome interaction, love the fishing side of yt shorts
Best part about saltwater fishing is generally it’s like that in real life. There are some toolwagons and douche canoes but they almost always have boats be they’re better than you. If you’re on foot you’re probably going to meet some cool folks.
When it's not people getting yelled at or idiots putting themselves in dangerous situations like good old yt loves to push out
Except when they didn’t ikejime kill the fish 😡
Everything is so wholesome isn't it lmao that word has spread like wild fire
@@user-tf9gq7fy8b like 4 years ago at least. You just getting around to complaining about it? Iconic.
When an old man says “try one of my live baits” you’ve gotta try one
Your a fool if ya dont.
I mean the taste might be a little weird but hey can't hurt to give it a try
Is he an old man? Damn, he's probably younger than me and I consider myself in middle-aged.
@@scaryboatI mean he is defo in his 50’s maybe late 50’s
It is almost disrespectful not too
Dude I love it when this happens. Nothing better than an elder fisherman coming over and dropping that sweet knowledge.
They know their waters more than anyone
It's a smart fisherman who gets someone else to catch his dinner for him 🤣🤣
He gave him plenty live bait for his bycatch though, looked like a good trade for all parties
@@atherisGAYyeah but let the man have some fun
He had a bucket full of food already.
Asian guy taught me how to use rooster tail spinner when I was 13, I ended up catching a bunch of white bass with him and easily threw 10-12 into his bucket :) Loved that guy!!
@@atherisGAY He didn't catch it on the live bait though. He said it was all on artificial.
Love that dad went we’re coming back. Building memories with his son he’ll never forget. I hope to be like that when I have one of my own. Tight lines gentlemen
Wish my dad had been like that. 😢
I remember MANY GREAT FISHING ADVENTURES with father grandfather and other family members ❤️
Mate, once you have one... You cannot even imagine how fulfilling it is to be with the son, to have a son.
@@spindlebloodlet it be. Mine was never there but I’m there for my little guy.
@@larrywhittaker9901yeah man, I'm not even big into fishing, at all, especially now... but some of my fondest memories and most preserved ones are fishing with my grandpa and with my dad. Mlreso with my grandpa (he had a river running behind his house and self-made, HUGE(for being self made) man-made pong with some water runoff running into and all sorta of cool drainage into the nearby river and etc.. he stocked the pong with river fish he caught few a couple years and then didn't need to anymore.
Man, I wonder how that pond is doing.. he passed last year.. but my grandma still loves there. As far as I know, no one has been down there to the pond and river access in a bit though. Glad I thought it this.
Thanks for that.
Taught his son to show kindness to strangers, be generous, and to think first only about how many great times you can have with your son 💪🏽🔥 that's a man right there
I don’t fish often, but when I do, I always seem to run into someone really cool like this guy teaching me things and being genuine.
😅 I need this in my life. I'm always struggling!
Same here
Real recognize real😅
I live on the duamish river in Seattle next to a walking bridge. Most people that fish this bridge have all become friends, it's pretty awesome. We share lures, bait, tactics, and our catches with each other. Someone left their pole one evening and I found it. I got up early the next morning to see if anyone knew who's it was. Sure enough someone described it and I brought it to him. He was in tears because the reel that was on the pole was given to him by his fishing buddy that past away the year before. He offered me money,which I declined, then said " I at least have to give you a hug." That's the only currency I would accept.
Fishing and snowboarding, I always meet the coolest people.
I love fishing interactions like this. Nothing better than finding great people who share a passion and appreciation
Gary is a wholesome man. He’s gonna raise an awesome kid
My first time I ever went fishing I was using squid with these huge weights and none of the fish would bite. This older guy came up to me and offered me anchovies and he even set up my line with some of his smaller weights and a hook and told me drop the line straight down. I ended up catching like 10 fish that day and I fell in love with fishing. People like this make fishing an amazing sport.
Thanks for telling your story. Amazing time I can imagine
Lures will always beat out live bait, you just weren’t using the right one.
@@jackson3389221 Tell that to the fish.
@@jackson3389221I’ve got 20 +years experience in salt water and I’m only 36 yrs old . I’m a fifth generation captain of party and open fishing boats out of Fortesque NJ and you couldn’t be more wrong 😑
@@jackson3389221na don’t lie to that man. Live bait some places works just as good if not better because it’s kinda what they eat out there anyways lol. Every fishing spot is different and factors such as weather, time, temperature, type of line, noise and etc all effect fishing. Not as simple as putting the right bait on … or everyone would be a pro!
I love seeing interactions like these. Great video
Nice profile pic
@@joshuahamiltongarcia4695nice comment
Trust me, it’s a lost art. The youth today don’t like to make eye contact much less START a conversation with a random person 😂🤣😂 my sons are surprised when I make a conversation with people that I don’t know🤦🏻♂️😂😂😂
There's nothing I love more than seeing dads actually raising and spending time with their kids, teaching them values and making them confident individuals.
That’s the kind of father that you grow to love and take care because you can tell how genuine and how much he cares for the people around him.
I had a father like that, he passed away dec 2022 to cancer and I miss him dearly, I regret not being a better son. So be good to your parents, kids. Especially if you have great parents.
This is what the world needs. Simple relationships. Simple fun. Great feelings.
Well said 🤝
We should come tomorrow Chris!!!
Love that for dad and son!
Learning the waters together
What a great bunch of dudes. Just out sharing a fantastic activity and passion on a seemingly beautiful evening. Wholesome.
They seem like really good people 👍
No credit card debt to slave over and no social media to soil their personalities
@@daveyjoseph6058speak for yourself not everyone else
@@daveyjoseph6058 where do you think this is?
@@daveyjoseph6058the f*ck is that even mean?
I wish my dad was the kind of guy who wanted to do outdoorsie things.
I didn't even go camping until 19 after I met someone at walmart, we got to talking, and he mentioned camping and fishing...
I said I've never gone camping, and he was like "whaaaaat? Maybe you can come with me and Cassy next time we go."
Those camping trips were amazing, thank you Cyress and Cassy. I'll make sure to take my kids camping/fishing if I ever have any.
How about you appreciate your dad before he's gone?
Hunting down other life forms that can't defend themselves and torturing them to death isn't something you should "aspire" for your father figure to be.
Learn to appreciate your family before it's too late & they're gone. I bet your dad has done tons more for you than just "not take you camping."
@@BlamingBuddha wow you are completely insufferable. Bro says he wishes his Dad was an outdoorsy type and all the sudden you are going going off on maybe the dumbest rant I’ve seen in a while.
@@BlamingBuddha Who are you to say he doesn't appreciate his dad? If anything, his comment suggests he has/had a good relationship with his dad - otherwise he wouldn't have been interested in doing those things with him. Mind your business
@BlamingBuddha ffs, get over yourself
@@BlamingBuddha🤡🫵
Homie just wanted to get you on the bite 🤙🏽
Where is this?
@@armwrestlinginthe6ixocean
civil conversations get you there
This is what the world needs more of. Just people doing their thing, helping others out, being kind, and living life.
Gotta love the generosity of strangers, pretty awesome video guys!
Same thing happened to me in Costa Rica some nice guy helped me out and I gave him a couple of the fish and we were best friends
You can tell that man is a good dad. This is certified wholesome af.
Don’t ya just love it when people are friendly and share , with others making them smile
I miss fishing with my dad, he went back to Mexico a few months ago. It’s little moments like these that I miss. I’m glad I still have a chance to see him. It just sucks he’s gone.
remember to call him thats awesome yall would fish together i hope your all in good terms still
Go and take him fishing down there!
@@AdamVest mane we’re from the desert lmaoo
This is by far my favorite interaction I’ve seen. Some reels feel fake or forced in some way like they’re being watched.
This one’s something you do or say like the cameras are off. They’re kinda like buddies already very wholesome ❤
Love seeing strangers interact so wholesome with each other. Sharing their passion for fishing ❤
Every interaction I’ve had out fishing with another fisherman had been insanely positive. Such a good hobby.
Complete interaction, fisherman real people. That brought me home and I’m grateful!!!
I wish you many more
Love to see neighbors sharing freely faithfully, God bless them both.
This could be the start of an amazing friendship right there.
Yes absolutely... between that boy and the ocean.. Our Lady... Big Waters.... ALL Rivers Run Into Her. Mni Wiconi 🌊
Yes absolutely... between that boy and the ocean.. Our Lady... Big Waters.... ALL Rivers Run Into Her. Mni Wiconi 🌊
People who fish are some of the nicest most polite people I’ve ever met. Just trying to relax, have some fun, get a buzz on with some cool dudes. So glad I started fishing.
I love how wholesome fisherman are. They want nothing more than to help another fisherman out. Awsome stuff
well this one just let a good fish die a cruel horrible death. Even when you are heartless, it still makes the meat taste way worse.
@@bingbonghallo aren’t you just a miserable person
I love the interactions we have with each other whenever we come across other people fishing, almost always meet cool people and have good experiences!!
Props. Genuine human interaction like this is so wholesome and good. I love seeing total strangers just interact in such a positive and wholesome way.
Ive been fishing long 10-12 years and my experience with other anglers while fishing or net casting around, everyone seems to have the same thought about almost everything and how easy it is to get into a conversation. They are lovely people who are always willing to share and very patient.
Fishermen/women are the kindest people ♥️
Not really, some can be very bad.
@@nic139so? That doesnt mean the majority are the kindest people. Your few bad experiences dont speak for everyone, negative nancy
@@nic139 only the old heads who were fishing before they started stocking everything lol. Those bastards actually degrade their own experience just to gatekeep their spots.
@A_Ducky simp alert? 😂
No they're not. Come to Burt Damn in Western New York during salmon season and you'll see!!
I love interactions with like minded folks !! having fun and making friends and memories !! great job dad
best of human kind always reward kindness look how happy they was lol
most people that fish for a hobby are generally very nice people.
Was Peter a fisherman? Who was Peter?
Yes he was. He had a temper lol@@hxhdfjifzirstc894
What a good dude. His son was awesome too. His face lit up when he got handed that fish. That’s my favorite thing about fishing is how friendly people usually are
If I can spare it I always put another fellow fisherman on that good bait fish. I use a cast net to catch bait and then use the bait to catch giants. And I’ve had a few experiences like this and it’s always great to see someone catch a giant with the bait that u put them on
Dude came in clutch
Wholesome all around.
Dad spending time with his son, while helping another fisherman, and then telling his son that they should return the next day.
Honestly I'm confident in saying I've never met a sour fisherman. It's always great seeing interactions between them cuz it always feels wholesome
What an awesome guy, I'm so glad you caught a fish from his recommendation
Thats a good dad. helping random people, and teaching his son to do the same. when the camera man was so giving. its awesome!
I believe Sprat are in the [edit] Herring family. 😁 awesome video all the same!
Herring family. Sardine is technically not a fish name but a name for a small herring
@@garrettmcbride7539 Ah! Right! Thank you! :D
@@a.m.theshinyjohtohunter4287 no worries. I believe knowledge is useless unless it's passed on. Have a good one
This how easy men make friends
That’s why I love the fishing community. Majority of the time you run into kind folks.
I love this man's channel
W video, he ain't pregnant but never Fails to deliver
One of the greatest things about this interaction is a dad showing his kig how easy it is to socialize with foreign people who are enjoying the same hobby/having the same interests. For later in life, this is a crucial thing to have to never be alone or lose hope in humanity.
I had to learn it myself and as a introverse person this is never easy, but 9/10 interaction I initiated resulted in friendly connections. Some of them turned into friendships I still have and had for over 10 years.
No one is gonna talk about the fact he’s just keeping the fish in the bucket without killing it?
Right?!? Put some water in the bucket at least!😵
No one except you goofball.
News Alert: Most fishermen do this, myself included. If the bite isn’t too hot I gut it and clean the fish ASAP
nope
Hi can you do a video on how to catch crappie on Artificial lures please
Richard Gene is the man for that
Put a minnow on it?😅 Ive always found either a minnow on a bare hook, or on a white jig with a fluorescent head bring in the most crappie for me. Maybe theyre just dumb in the waters i fish though.
Where do you get the minows? In the spring I will try minnows. But yeah where do you get the minows?
@@BassinForLifeOffical well, you could do like the lazy people, and buy them where they sell live bait. Or, you could go get you a minnow trap, find you a creek, and catch your own (like a real man😂😂 I'm only joking). Yeah, I have a creek that runs through the back of my property with a bunch of minnows, and crayfish. Idk.... I've never had good luck going after panfish with artificial. Minnows, and sometimes they'll bite on a worm. I usually throw one of each to them, and see what catches first.😁
Yeah will probably try minnows from the minnows trap. Because I have a brook in my woods to that should have minnows. But if I never get crappie on the minnows will try the white curlytail for crappie but will probably do minnows because we're I fish it should work. Thanks for the advice😁
Beautiful interaction. Fishermen have always been so friendly as long as you arent in their secret spot or scaring the fish 😂
Dude that’s so sick where did u fish😮
W interaction
This is one of my favorite things about fishing. The people who are willing to make sure everyone has a good day on the water.
And sure enough
I’m an extroverted introvert so I do really well in social situations but when I get home it becomes painfully clear how much they drain me. The number one thing that helps me go out when I’m tired is the thought that even with all the hate and evil in this world, there are so many good people like this. Not all interactions will be good, not all will be bad, some will be neutral, but the good ones like these make it all worth it
Two guys sharing tips and bait, then sharing the spoils of that friendly moment.
We just saw the beginning of a friendship that would last years.
This is what life is.. even if you don't like fishing, just meeting someone else doing what you love and sharing moments.
Beautiful interaction :) crazy how stuffed the internet is with bs but fishermen always have the most wholesome interactions. He gave u free bait, he ended up with a free fish. Always nice to see people’s kindness pay off
I love older men looking out for us younger guys. Always pay it forward
This entire video makes me smile. Just cool people interacting
Always love seeing friendly fishers helping each other out.
I love Fishermen like this...instead of hiding their baits and tactics they actually tell u what's working...
Man that guy was super cool. The world would be a better place with more fathers like that
This is the best part of fishing . . . people being friendly, trading stories and advice, good stuff.
I love fisherman they’re so genuine.
When I was younger I jumped off a dock maybe 20 feet away from a fisher man. As I came up for air the fisherman walked towards me and asked, “are you crazy, you’re going to scare the fish away. wtf”.
😂😂
Gary is a cool dude and Chris will surely grow into a man like him. This is the pick me up I needed.
This type of kindness is what the world needs today
God it’s good to see strangers getting along like a functional family. I wish the whole world behaved like these people ❤
Every fishermen talk starts with a “Have any luck?” Or “ You catch anything yet?”
This is called respectfully communicating with a person.
Take notes everyone. It's awesome.
Helping each other fish is awesome. I have seen grown men refuse to help kids or give them advice, I always shout them over and try to help and I usually end up giving them spare tackle and decent bait. It's just as rewarding or more so when you help someone out and they get results 👍
I have recently gotten into fishing, and since I started I've noticed that everyone I meet while out fishing is extremely nice and friendly lol. I'm sure there are exceptions, but so far it's been a pleasant surprise
I absolutely love people that don’t do things for people but set them up for success shows one small thing you can do can be a big help for someone less experienced
Garry is such a chill dude, I need a neighbor like Garry.
I like to see dads and sons fishing. He'll never forget it.
You can absolutely tell that dad has a ton of money but does everything he can do be as involved in his childs life as possible
I love the fishing community, everybody is friendly and willing to spread their knowledge and tips.
Even though you know your stuff you being able to become a “student” again shows how good you really are.
the kid was humble. What a good dad to teach a son to have manners
Warms my heart whenever a dad is fishing with his son
This bloke is the sort of bloke everyone needs to meet once in there life time
I love running into people like this even when I have all my own gear. Just the advice and the helping hand of bait is so appreciated! Ran into a guy at lake ray Roberts and he gave me one of his extra poles and it was loaded up with the live bait already! Taught me how to catch my first fish and I’m 25!
I love the interactions I have with fisherman. One of my favorite spots is by a public boat ramp. A lot of times people are by themselves or there are just 2 people and I’m kind of in their way, fishing off the ramp. I always help people get their boat on the trailer and hooked, so they can pull out of the water safely, instead of the guy running back and forth trying to do everything. And I usually get repaid with bait, I was given a minnow bucket by one guy, but we always have the most polite, fun conversations. Over a couple years doing this, I’ve made some cool friendships with people.
Love stuff like this. When I first started fishing this old man came up to me and gently took my rod from me and told me I had it strung the wrong way. I had the line running through the hook holder lol. He also taught me some cool stuff and gave great tips. Turns out he was a pro Don Dubin. Wonderful nice man
Quick story about a fisherman volunteering info to me. I was trout fishing north ga/SC mountains which I have done for 30 years. I was standing in the middle of river with a about the limit on my string and he entered the water and B-lined to me with no concern with my fishing. However, I'm not crying about it because I was standing near the in/out trail. He kept telling me yeah you got "stockers" I don't catch "stockers" and shoving the lure in my face to get a good look at it. Telling me over and over again to get the exact one same color blah blah reminding me that he doesn't catch stockers and all he catches is one. He said," you ought to see the look on other fisherman when I walk by with one fish holding his hands far apart. I'd been polite untill then and kinda just told him thanks and see him later. He finally walked up and immediately started a conversation with my friend which traveled with me. I saw him showing his lure smiled and continued fishing. I never paid any attention and about 30 minutes later my friend whistled loudly over the white water and pointed as I looked. That dude was fighting a fish and landed it quickly and strung it up. He lifted high and showed us asI quickly walked to intercept him leaving and he had the biggest trout I had ever seen in my life. No Idea what it weighs or length. Wasn't close to a record but it was grown. I made him show me the lure and wanted to know the lb line and hook,sinker, mono,what,what? He told me and I don't go after Stockers anymore