+spitfirecs420 That's awesome! I am super glad that you are enjoying the sub-field of Multi-Species angling. Thanks for subbing, watching, and following the Channel! Tight lines, spitfire!
+Bullheads to Buckshot Thanks for watching, Bullheads to Buckshot! I am glad that you have been enjoying the contents here. Tight lines to you as well!
MC Xtreme fishing -- Unfortunately, I can't reply to your comment directly because of your Google+ configurations. Regardless, as for your question, I use a Sony Exmor R Cybershot, AVCHD, 10x Optical Zoom, 18.2 megapixels. Wonderful camera; though, there are better ones in the Market nowadays! Tight lines!
Dylan Watson -- Unfortunately, I'm not able to reply to you directly due to your Google+ configurations. But anyways, I wasn't able to find Clearlake Oaks. Is that a Lake in PA? Tight lines!
What's up Leo I also love in Northeast Philadelphia and LOVE fishing Pennypack and Jersey my aunt has a house in yardley and the Deleware canal is in her backyard I'm going to have a lot of fun this spring and summer I fish in the fall and sometimes in the winter I don't like it too cold anything below 40 I'm good lol tight lines keep it up
Fullback6690 -- Unfortunately, I can't answer to you directly due to your Google+ configurations. But anyways... Thank you very much for the support, man! And I am glad to see that the Thomas Lures Spinner is working for you! Tight lines!
Those sunfish hybrids are really cool, it's great to see all the variants you can have depending on what species cross breed, as well as the individuals themselves. Keep up the good work!
Nolan Minor I agree, Nolan! Here in Northeast Philadelphia, there is a body of water where the Sunfish interbreed. Beautiful indeed! Always fun to see what you will catch. Heh. Thanks for the support and tight lines!
You should do more Hopkins Pond, Drstel pond ,upper Cooper River because you can catch some really good fish from there and it is so easy for you because It is a 3 in 1 No bites you can move to another spot on a whole different body of water that is extremely close walking distance. I recommend it you go to to Hopkins pond right by the entrance that parking lot You want to fish right on that shore I have caught tons of catfish\Brown Bull heads or yellow. I also seen a few Largemouth bass there towards the middle Good Luck!
Elementz Thanks for the support, Elementz! I have a bunch of videos piled up for editing, so they should all be coming by the end of the week. And the explorations continue! Heh. Tight lines!
danny mc tigue Curiously enough, the Green Sunfish in NJ are considered to be an invasive Species of fish. In other words, by law, they should all be eradicated. Sometimes I "forget" to kill them; however, I have killed lots and lots of them in accordance to the law. I am, however, trying to get the laws in NJ changed for certain invasive types of fish -- the Green Sunfish and Wamouth included.
I live in haddonfield and i have been fishing the upper cooper river spot about 3 times a week when im home in the summer. If you have any questions on what type of fish you can catch in that little river you can ask me
+Geno Mariano Thanks for offering your knowledge, Geno! I also love the Upper Cooper River. Beautiful little place to fish at. Tight lines and fish on!
TricksWillFly I actually purchased a pretty expensive camera in the past for my fishing adventures. Heh. The camera is almost in ruins (and full of fish slime), but it still works. It is a Sony ExmorR AVCHD.
I live right near these bodies of water. I live in Barrington. I mainly fish at Newton lake because of the variety of fish species there. I fish at Wallworth, Hopkins, and Evans Pond every once in a while for catfish. I also fish at Haddon and Audubon lake which are decent for bass, but most of the time I get skunked. I go to Newton to fish for snakehead and it's obvious that there are tons of them there, but they haven't been biting recently. Any tips for snakehead at Newton?
Billy Ray Glad to hear that you fish all around that area! I have been to Newton Lake recently for Snakeheads; however, I haven't been able to catch any. My advice for you would be to wait 2 more weeks until they are done spawning, so you can catch them very easy (they can be seen in the shallows with their babies). Tight lines!
+r Full fishing setup for this fishing session is here: extremephillyfishing.blogspot.com/2015/06/blog-post_86.html (link is in the description of the video). Tight lines and fish on, r!
+Chris Gaffray The Upper Cooper River is definitely a golden spot for multi-Species angling. I am not a biologist. I actually graduated from Temple University with a Bachelor of Science in Physics. Though, I do study Ichthyology on my own. Tight lines and fish on, Chris!
Extreme Philly Fishing thanks for replying bro, I knew you had to be in the sciences somewhere. Can't wait until my province's fishing season opens in a week.
vance Up to date, ichthyologists are still not sure how the Bass obtain Hyperpigmented Melanosis; however, so far, there have been no signs of malignancy when it comes to it. In other words, our understanding up to date is that it does not hurt the fish.
+Leah bland The name of the condition is Hyperpigmented Melanosis. If you are curious about it, here is a good article on it: vtichthyology.blogspot.com/2014_04_01_archive.html Tight lines, Leah!
+Simpsorama50 That's a good question. I have caught plenty of White Catfish and Channel Catfish that were all "beat up." I would assume that it's just the roughness of their environment. For example -- a good 20% of all Catfish that I catch from the Delaware River in Northeast Philadelphia comes up all beaten up. I have caught plenty of Channel Catfish from non-tidal Creeks, Ponds, Lakes, and they are gorgeous! Thus, I really think that it's just the environmental factors in play: structure in a River, water quality, population amount, etc.
I'm never worried about it.. I wear shorts year round and do a lot of exploring in places people claim to be full of ticks. I've never found a tick on me or had lyme disease
+Just Me Hah. I actually have lots of friends, even though *I am* a fish nerd. My way of fishing -- the Multi-Species angling -- is certainly done the empirical way. Tight lines and fish on, Just Me!
Thank you for adding exact locations! I live in the area so I can make sure to hit up those spots tomorrow.
Robert Preziosi No problem! I hope you catch a lot. Tight lines!
It is cool you know all the scientific names of these fish. You have a great channel with great videos, tight lines!
+Unrated Account Thank you very much for your kind words, Unrated Account. Truly appreciated! Tight lines to you as well!
Been watching your videos for a few days, like the small educational bits about the species. Anyways you've gained a new sub :D
+spitfirecs420 That's awesome! I am super glad that you are enjoying the sub-field of Multi-Species angling. Thanks for subbing, watching, and following the Channel! Tight lines, spitfire!
Love your vids man, the little tidbits of info help too. You know your stuff! Tight lines!
+Bullheads to Buckshot Thanks for watching, Bullheads to Buckshot! I am glad that you have been enjoying the contents here. Tight lines to you as well!
MC Xtreme fishing -- Unfortunately, I can't reply to your comment directly because of your Google+ configurations. Regardless, as for your question, I use a Sony Exmor R Cybershot, AVCHD, 10x Optical Zoom, 18.2 megapixels. Wonderful camera; though, there are better ones in the Market nowadays! Tight lines!
Thanks so much for responding and I caught 2 catfish one under a pound and one about 6 pounds!!
Dylan Watson -- Unfortunately, I'm not able to reply to you directly due to your Google+ configurations. But anyways, I wasn't able to find Clearlake Oaks. Is that a Lake in PA? Tight lines!
What's up Leo I also love in Northeast Philadelphia and LOVE fishing Pennypack and Jersey my aunt has a house in yardley and the Deleware canal is in her backyard I'm going to have a lot of fun this spring and summer I fish in the fall and sometimes in the winter I don't like it too cold anything below 40 I'm good lol tight lines keep it up
Fullback6690 -- Unfortunately, I can't answer to you directly due to your Google+ configurations. But anyways... Thank you very much for the support, man! And I am glad to see that the Thomas Lures Spinner is working for you! Tight lines!
Those sunfish hybrids are really cool, it's great to see all the variants you can have depending on what species cross breed, as well as the individuals themselves. Keep up the good work!
Nolan Minor I agree, Nolan! Here in Northeast Philadelphia, there is a body of water where the Sunfish interbreed. Beautiful indeed! Always fun to see what you will catch. Heh. Thanks for the support and tight lines!
You should do more Hopkins Pond, Drstel pond ,upper Cooper River because you can catch some really good fish from there and it is so easy for you because It is a 3 in 1 No bites you can move to another spot on a whole different body of water that is extremely close walking distance. I recommend it you go to to Hopkins pond right by the entrance that parking lot You want to fish right on that shore I have caught tons of catfish\Brown Bull heads or yellow. I also seen a few Largemouth bass there towards the middle Good Luck!
Good way to start the day, a little fishing video haha
you should have put the bull head catfish in your aqarium its a perfect size
Great video have watched like every video in the past 2 days
ParadisePeakOutdoors Good stuff, Paradise. I'm glad that you are enjoying the videos and the Channel. Thanks for the support! Tight lines!
Great video, keep them coming!
Elementz Thanks for the support, Elementz! I have a bunch of videos piled up for editing, so they should all be coming by the end of the week. And the explorations continue! Heh. Tight lines!
If you ever have to time
You should go out to trenton on the Delaware river there is some great striper and catfishing there
gtaproduction47 Note taken, GTA. Thank you for the advice! Tight lines!
Awesome quality!
Great job landing that carp peter!
SeriouslyFishing Peter can't reply here because he doesn't have Google+; however, he does say thanks! :)
He needs to get on that sh*t then! Jk, but it's really handy to have in my opinion.
Best Channel on UA-cam!
Thank you very much for your kind comment, Dylan Aubrecht! Tight lines and thanks for watching!
man ur good. I think white catfish are the hardest to identify they are just sooooo close to channel cats.
nice video buddy truly keep up the good work :)
Jorge Boudet As always, thanks for the support Jorge! Tight lines! :)
I went fishing there today!!
Awesome, Luke H! I hope you caught some fish down at the Upper Cooper River! Tight lines and thanks for watching!
Awesome video as always☺
nEoN Retrozz Thanks for the support, Neon! I'm glad that you enjoyed it. Tight lines!
You should do a 50$ fishing challenge meaning buys all your gear in a budget of 50$ including rod and reel and lures bait and hooks
+Jonathan Nguyen I have seen other UA-cam Channels do that recently, Jonathan. I appreciate the suggestion! Tight lines and thanks for watching!
The place he caught the 4 in bass at I caught a snake head there
It's weird how I live in New Jersey and go fishing often and have caught many bluegill and pumpkinseed but never any green sunfish.
danny mc tigue Curiously enough, the Green Sunfish in NJ are considered to be an invasive Species of fish. In other words, by law, they should all be eradicated. Sometimes I "forget" to kill them; however, I have killed lots and lots of them in accordance to the law. I am, however, trying to get the laws in NJ changed for certain invasive types of fish -- the Green Sunfish and Wamouth included.
I live in haddonfield and i have been fishing the upper cooper river spot about 3 times a week when im home in the summer. If you have any questions on what type of fish you can catch in that little river you can ask me
+Geno Mariano Thanks for offering your knowledge, Geno! I also love the Upper Cooper River. Beautiful little place to fish at. Tight lines and fish on!
you should do a fishing live stream like lunkerztv
and at 1839 you caught some poison ivy too
YEE a new vid!
What camera do you use for taking pictures if the fish? They come out great every time
TricksWillFly I actually purchased a pretty expensive camera in the past for my fishing adventures. Heh. The camera is almost in ruins (and full of fish slime), but it still works. It is a Sony ExmorR AVCHD.
Extreme Philly Fishing And I forgot to mention -- 18.2 megapixels.
I live right near these bodies of water. I live in Barrington. I mainly fish at Newton lake because of the variety of fish species there. I fish at Wallworth, Hopkins, and Evans Pond every once in a while for catfish. I also fish at Haddon and Audubon lake which are decent for bass, but most of the time I get skunked. I go to Newton to fish for snakehead and it's obvious that there are tons of them there, but they haven't been biting recently. Any tips for snakehead at Newton?
Billy Ray Glad to hear that you fish all around that area! I have been to Newton Lake recently for Snakeheads; however, I haven't been able to catch any. My advice for you would be to wait 2 more weeks until they are done spawning, so you can catch them very easy (they can be seen in the shallows with their babies). Tight lines!
my dad caut a large mouth bass that was 10 pounds!
if you listen closely you can hear baby won't you come my way from fetty wap this is in his walk
What camera do you use to take those pics?Awsom
16:16 You sure there are spotted bass in New Jersey?
can you fish with crank baits for bass
do you ever do any fishing in Maryland and if you do then where?
What type of rig you use? what lure did you use in the video and and what size hook should i use for largemouth, catfish, and carp?
+r Full fishing setup for this fishing session is here: extremephillyfishing.blogspot.com/2015/06/blog-post_86.html (link is in the description of the video). Tight lines and fish on, r!
Nice
that first fish was a stumpknocker
What GoPro model do you use in your videos?
Nice. What size gulp minnow are you using?
Josue L Hurtado In this video, I am using a 1" Gulp! Alive Minnow: www.google.com/#q=1+gulp+alive+minnow&tbm=shop
Tight lines!
what is the name of the spinner
what bait was used for the catfish and the carp?
+jake russ Cut Bluegill was used for the White Catfish and canned kernel corn was used for the Common Carp. Tight lines, Jake!
Do ya know lance stewart and if you do know him you should take him fishing he has over 2 mill subs
what type of ultralight pole are you using?
Dale White he always leaves his gear in the description.👍
that's a pretty nice place to fish man. Also, are you a biologist?
+Chris Gaffray The Upper Cooper River is definitely a golden spot for multi-Species angling. I am not a biologist. I actually graduated from Temple University with a Bachelor of Science in Physics. Though, I do study Ichthyology on my own. Tight lines and fish on, Chris!
Extreme Philly Fishing thanks for replying bro, I knew you had to be in the sciences somewhere. Can't wait until my province's fishing season opens in a week.
does melanosis hurt the fish at all??
vance Up to date, ichthyologists are still not sure how the Bass obtain Hyperpigmented Melanosis; however, so far, there have been no signs of malignancy when it comes to it. In other words, our understanding up to date is that it does not hurt the fish.
can you still eat them?
Hey
Bro you can lip small cats like that
What is melonosis
+Leah bland The name of the condition is Hyperpigmented Melanosis. If you are curious about it, here is a good article on it: vtichthyology.blogspot.com/2014_04_01_archive.html Tight lines, Leah!
i always catch white catfish and there always so gross and deformed some dont have wiskers why is that
+Simpsorama50 That's a good question. I have caught plenty of White Catfish and Channel Catfish that were all "beat up." I would assume that it's just the roughness of their environment. For example -- a good 20% of all Catfish that I catch from the Delaware River in Northeast Philadelphia comes up all beaten up. I have caught plenty of Channel Catfish from non-tidal Creeks, Ponds, Lakes, and they are gorgeous! Thus, I really think that it's just the environmental factors in play: structure in a River, water quality, population amount, etc.
shouldn't release carp
no such thing as a white catfish that is just a channel cat
Yes there is i catch them all the time
LITFAM your catching channel cats
dnr2.maryland.gov/fisheries/Pages/Fish-Facts.aspx?fishname=White%20Catfish
look at the link, goddamn white catfish
wrong
I cringe when watching you guys traipse around in the brush with shorts & short sleeves. Aren't you worried about lyme disease?
I'm never worried about it.. I wear shorts year round and do a lot of exploring in places people claim to be full of ticks. I've never found a tick on me or had lyme disease
you dont have many friends do you?? first fish nerd ever seen
+Just Me Hah. I actually have lots of friends, even though *I am* a fish nerd. My way of fishing -- the Multi-Species angling -- is certainly done the empirical way. Tight lines and fish on, Just Me!
Extreme Philly Fishing haha i didnt mean it like mean haha
Why u sound so gloomy