CAST NETTING THOUSANDS of FISH in a POTHOLE full of GIANT GATORS - Bluegabe
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Date: 2022-05-03
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Mark
Wow we dont get any of that up here! But Yeah invasive is the proper term! Some idiot released chain pickerel into our lake systems up here in Nova Scotia and they are devouring our trout and bass populations as well as the fishing of them. love to serve the guy who did that up to your gators for a snack! ----
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Wow we dont get any of that up here! But Yeah invasive is the proper term! Some idiot released chain pickerel into our lake systems up here in Nova Scotia and they are devouring our trout and bass populations as well as the fishing of them. love to serve the guy who did that up to your gators for a snack! ----
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Hit
We have silver cobbler (catfish)as in introduced species in Australia, it came from South Africa as a commercially farmed species it has a fish like tail not an eel like tail like the spiked local catfish, it's waaay nicer to eat but still competes with native fish, grows very large too anything up to 2 metres
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We have silver cobbler (catfish)as in introduced species in Australia, it came from South Africa as a commercially farmed species it has a fish like tail not an eel like tail like the spiked local catfish, it's waaay nicer to eat but still competes with native fish, grows very large too anything up to 2 metres
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Khmer
Since the fish are an invasive species, why you guys do not put out the exact locations for other people to help to wipe them out? And the same thing for other invasive species, iguanna, walking catfish, tilapia. ect. You alone cannot save our belove Florida. Spread the word and reveal the exact locations.
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Since the fish are an invasive species, why you guys do not put out the exact locations for other people to help to wipe them out? And the same thing for other invasive species, iguanna, walking catfish, tilapia. ect. You alone cannot save our belove Florida. Spread the word and reveal the exact locations.
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southsidesky
Most of these non native fish are not the result of hobbyists -releasing- unwanted fish. They are the result of hurricanes hitting the South Florida fish farms, (tropical fish farms) and spreading these fish into adjacent waterways. Please stop blaming hobbyists.
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Most of these non native fish are not the result of hobbyists -releasing- unwanted fish. They are the result of hurricanes hitting the South Florida fish farms, (tropical fish farms) and spreading these fish into adjacent waterways. Please stop blaming hobbyists.
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Gaitrie
You can eat a catfish the armored catfish you can eat them and they taste really good because I-ve eaten number four and you-re super good at cooking a little bit a Teaka masala and that-s it and a little pepper and some salt and some other stuff
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You can eat a catfish the armored catfish you can eat them and they taste really good because I-ve eaten number four and you-re super good at cooking a little bit a Teaka masala and that-s it and a little pepper and some salt and some other stuff
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Robert
I use to live in Florida and moved up north at a young age and I can't wait to move back hoping in the next few years. But watching your videos makes me miss it so much more. I look forward to all the fishing and spending time outdoors
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I use to live in Florida and moved up north at a young age and I can't wait to move back hoping in the next few years. But watching your videos makes me miss it so much more. I look forward to all the fishing and spending time outdoors
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Ben
I love how Americans think gators are dangerous. Sure, maybe they are a little feisty and dangerous to a child, but can they really do to a adult man with a knife? check out salt water crocs from australia.
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I love how Americans think gators are dangerous. Sure, maybe they are a little feisty and dangerous to a child, but can they really do to a adult man with a knife? check out salt water crocs from australia.
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Sean
Dude those fish here in Trinidad are called -Cascadura/Hassa- an the other is -mama Tata fish-. Their a type of delicacy an expensive as well. They go for like 10-12 for $100 here in Trinidad.
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Dude those fish here in Trinidad are called -Cascadura/Hassa- an the other is -mama Tata fish-. Their a type of delicacy an expensive as well. They go for like 10-12 for $100 here in Trinidad.
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Siddharth
Funny, watching a European talking bout -invasive non-native- species and how they destroy the ecosystem. Pretty sure the -native- Americans didnt throw those -non-native- fish in there.
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Funny, watching a European talking bout -invasive non-native- species and how they destroy the ecosystem. Pretty sure the -native- Americans didnt throw those -non-native- fish in there.
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