Catching Crazy Looking Fish right in Miami Field Trips Florida
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Date: 2020-08-09
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Steven
Dude why are you RELEASING invasive exotics that are competing with our native fish and in many cases destroying the habitat, they eat the young of the native species as well slowly pushing them towards extinction, some native species may already be to far gone. 30 years ago that canal you were fishing would have yielded much Bluegill, maybe some Red Eared sunfish Warmouths, and or Crappies and Largemouth Bass, now look, theyve already replaced the native sunfish species through direct competition for resourses as well as predation on the fry of the natives. Exotics should be removed from any body of water you cstch them in.
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Dude why are you RELEASING invasive exotics that are competing with our native fish and in many cases destroying the habitat, they eat the young of the native species as well slowly pushing them towards extinction, some native species may already be to far gone. 30 years ago that canal you were fishing would have yielded much Bluegill, maybe some Red Eared sunfish Warmouths, and or Crappies and Largemouth Bass, now look, theyve already replaced the native sunfish species through direct competition for resourses as well as predation on the fry of the natives. Exotics should be removed from any body of water you cstch them in.
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Chewy
Fishing for Exotic Cichlids in Miami. Large Cichlids are generally a food fish to the natives in South America they even eat Angelfish and Discus which are members of the Family Cichlidae. However all of those species you are catching are mostly the larger species of Cichlids that would be kept by many different hobbyists. Have you ever wondered why there are so many exotic and invasive species there are in Florida?
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Fishing for Exotic Cichlids in Miami. Large Cichlids are generally a food fish to the natives in South America they even eat Angelfish and Discus which are members of the Family Cichlidae. However all of those species you are catching are mostly the larger species of Cichlids that would be kept by many different hobbyists. Have you ever wondered why there are so many exotic and invasive species there are in Florida?
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63off
In saying that the canals are man-made are you also saying that there is a clear separation to the natural waterways of the area? What I'm getting at is that if there isn't then that makes no difference and re-releasing them just adds to the problem. If there is, do the individual fish owners also make that distinction when discarding these exotics? Either way it's a pretty sad blight on the fish keeping hobby.
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In saying that the canals are man-made are you also saying that there is a clear separation to the natural waterways of the area? What I'm getting at is that if there isn't then that makes no difference and re-releasing them just adds to the problem. If there is, do the individual fish owners also make that distinction when discarding these exotics? Either way it's a pretty sad blight on the fish keeping hobby.
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Mitch
When I cant hit lake Travis or Austin in my yak I take off down a creek I will not name here in Austin and catch pan fish in crystal clear water all day on a 7ft ultra lite rod and 2lb test. I giggle exactly like you guys do the entire time because its so much fun! Great video and Gig Em Ags!
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When I cant hit lake Travis or Austin in my yak I take off down a creek I will not name here in Austin and catch pan fish in crystal clear water all day on a 7ft ultra lite rod and 2lb test. I giggle exactly like you guys do the entire time because its so much fun! Great video and Gig Em Ags!
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mexicanamerican21
Thats called an Oscar cichlid. Those are tank fish, sad to see them just thrown out in the wild. People use to throw them in our local lakes when they realize how dumb they are and cant take care of the oscars
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Thats called an Oscar cichlid. Those are tank fish, sad to see them just thrown out in the wild. People use to throw them in our local lakes when they realize how dumb they are and cant take care of the oscars
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CHRISTOPHER
What kind of a setup are you using? I keep getting snagged up on weeds in these canals. Should I use a bobber with a small splitshot? Sorry Im a beginner whos trying to catch some fish with my son!
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What kind of a setup are you using? I keep getting snagged up on weeds in these canals. Should I use a bobber with a small splitshot? Sorry Im a beginner whos trying to catch some fish with my son!
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Charles
Why do these guys keep releasing these exotic/invasive fish? Are they not aware of the fishing regulations, or do they simply not care about the natural environment?
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Why do these guys keep releasing these exotic/invasive fish? Are they not aware of the fishing regulations, or do they simply not care about the natural environment?
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christopher
i am glad to see you fish here. i grew up in miami and miss catching canal fish there. i landed a lot of walking catfish when i was younger
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i am glad to see you fish here. i grew up in miami and miss catching canal fish there. i landed a lot of walking catfish when i was younger
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huntup1
Try cheeses in your trap. Works better than bread i don't know if it's the Chinese flavor of the oils but try it sometime!
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Try cheeses in your trap. Works better than bread i don't know if it's the Chinese flavor of the oils but try it sometime!
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Manuel
Hey fields, was up. I heard they catching fish in and drainage sewers Pirate Bass. I wonder if it's true? .great video bro.
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Hey fields, was up. I heard they catching fish in and drainage sewers Pirate Bass. I wonder if it's true? .great video bro.
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