Froging and Vloging (Snakehead Fishing)
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Date: 2020-08-05
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Gabe
I am currently stationed in Japan and I have a 150 Gallon aquarium with a bullseye Snakehead or the Channa Marulius and he is the coolest fish I have ever had. They are the most intelligent snakehead, they have the broadest diet ( which translates to easiest to maintain ) and they grow to a managable length of about 3 feet if given the room. If you guys can net one of the babies live and take good care of it I would be glad to buy it from you for my aquarium. They are the most enjoyable and interactive fish I have ever owned. They are similar to a dog or a cat in their interactive nature and they are smart enough to know different people. hmu if you guys net some frey out there and good luck!
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I am currently stationed in Japan and I have a 150 Gallon aquarium with a bullseye Snakehead or the Channa Marulius and he is the coolest fish I have ever had. They are the most intelligent snakehead, they have the broadest diet ( which translates to easiest to maintain ) and they grow to a managable length of about 3 feet if given the room. If you guys can net one of the babies live and take good care of it I would be glad to buy it from you for my aquarium. They are the most enjoyable and interactive fish I have ever owned. They are similar to a dog or a cat in their interactive nature and they are smart enough to know different people. hmu if you guys net some frey out there and good luck!
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Gabe
Looks like you guys are mostly catching Bullseye Snakeheads and some pretty good sized ones! They really like bugs and crustaceans likes shrimp and crayfish. Also, they have a lot of teeth and can survive for 3 to 4 days out of water so be careful handling them! They have been labeled by Fish and Wildlife as traumatic because they can cause injury to humans. I have let mine bite me and he can do some damage with those little teeth. Looks like you guys are having a lot of fun! Once again, if your interested let me know and I would love to come to Florida and get a young one for my tank. Bullseye get to 20 pounds in Asia so good luck with the big catch guys! Have fun as always!
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Looks like you guys are mostly catching Bullseye Snakeheads and some pretty good sized ones! They really like bugs and crustaceans likes shrimp and crayfish. Also, they have a lot of teeth and can survive for 3 to 4 days out of water so be careful handling them! They have been labeled by Fish and Wildlife as traumatic because they can cause injury to humans. I have let mine bite me and he can do some damage with those little teeth. Looks like you guys are having a lot of fun! Once again, if your interested let me know and I would love to come to Florida and get a young one for my tank. Bullseye get to 20 pounds in Asia so good luck with the big catch guys! Have fun as always!
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Fishermanguy44
Cool video. But snakehead are invasive. They were introduced to the US and have taken over some ponds and lakes. The reason they thrive over other fish is because the snakehead isn't natural and the natural fish aren't used to as much competition. The snakehead is much more aggressive so it can compete for food much better than bass. Snakeheads also carry diseases and transfer them to other fish. That's a couple reasons why they need to be killed.
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Cool video. But snakehead are invasive. They were introduced to the US and have taken over some ponds and lakes. The reason they thrive over other fish is because the snakehead isn't natural and the natural fish aren't used to as much competition. The snakehead is much more aggressive so it can compete for food much better than bass. Snakeheads also carry diseases and transfer them to other fish. That's a couple reasons why they need to be killed.
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DasHaas
Unlike snakeheads, peacock bass were introduced to south Florida between 1984 and 1987 by the FWC. These fish were introduced to increase predation on illegally introduced and abundant exotic forage fishes, especially the African spotted tilapia, as well as to enhance freshwater sportfishing opportunities in the metropolitan Miami-Ft. Lauderdale area
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Unlike snakeheads, peacock bass were introduced to south Florida between 1984 and 1987 by the FWC. These fish were introduced to increase predation on illegally introduced and abundant exotic forage fishes, especially the African spotted tilapia, as well as to enhance freshwater sportfishing opportunities in the metropolitan Miami-Ft. Lauderdale area
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Aaron
Heading out this weekend, to go snake hunting. Already gave it a go last weekend, but oddly enough hooked and lost a small tarpon lol. Hitting sunrise Saturday. Do they generally hit in the early morning and late evening? I know the area that we are fishing has seen pressure. But thanks to Google maps, I have some back up spots.
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Heading out this weekend, to go snake hunting. Already gave it a go last weekend, but oddly enough hooked and lost a small tarpon lol. Hitting sunrise Saturday. Do they generally hit in the early morning and late evening? I know the area that we are fishing has seen pressure. But thanks to Google maps, I have some back up spots.
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Cameron
I live in coral springs and I use to fish 24/7 with horny toads and would catch everything but I stopped for a while and started again all the fish are either extremely smart or dead cause I dont even see anything anymore where is this place on the video
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I live in coral springs and I use to fish 24/7 with horny toads and would catch everything but I stopped for a while and started again all the fish are either extremely smart or dead cause I dont even see anything anymore where is this place on the video
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Juan
That's nice stereotype a Spanish person cause he doesn't speak English and that makes him I illegal with two teeth in his mouth not cool and unexpected coming from you my favorite videos at least one of my subscription
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That's nice stereotype a Spanish person cause he doesn't speak English and that makes him I illegal with two teeth in his mouth not cool and unexpected coming from you my favorite videos at least one of my subscription
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Angel
great video man especially first time on the chest cam been trying for these guys for a while now but I just can't seem to get in them is there any particular habitat these guys prefer
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great video man especially first time on the chest cam been trying for these guys for a while now but I just can't seem to get in them is there any particular habitat these guys prefer
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VaBassAssassin
I fish for Northern Snakeheads here in va it's my favorite type of fish to catch my biggest to date is 16lbs but I catch and release all mine so they can fight another day
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I fish for Northern Snakeheads here in va it's my favorite type of fish to catch my biggest to date is 16lbs but I catch and release all mine so they can fight another day
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Supreme
Awesome vid! Personally I don't like the chest mount because your arm gets in the way when you fish and people don't want to see your arm, they want to see the fish.
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Awesome vid! Personally I don't like the chest mount because your arm gets in the way when you fish and people don't want to see your arm, they want to see the fish.
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