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61& been usin red-white bobbers since I was bout 4yrs old!😂 excellent content, as always, and really good to see th Bacon Queen! Been a minnit ! Great Catch Melanie!!!👍✌️😎🇺🇸
I love how Melanie poses and does her Vanna White like impression with the fish. And you are a brave man not knowing how many hooks might be in the water walking barefoot. Great video glad to be a new subscriber.
Great video Brant! It was great seeing Melanie out there caching her PB catfish. Lol. If you didn’t fish the red & white bobbers, you’re a youngin’ lol. Great cook on that trout.
I loved Melanie's comment that's what I always used to tell my wife when we were getting ready to go fishing now you tell her to grab her fishing pole we're going CATCHING 😂
Great video. Thanks for posting. Reminds me of night fishing back home, some of the best times. We use to night fish from the boat with lights. Lights brought up the bait fish and tossed shiners to the trout. Local rules had to keep the lights 15 feet above the water line. No problem more and brighter lights.
I used those plastic red and white floats for bluegill and bass fishing the farm ponds growing up in South Central Pennsylvania. They definitely have their usefulness.
I live in west Michigan I fish on the grand river and spring lake. I go out at night with lights on. It’s a completely different world out there in the warm summer nights. The fish finder screen lights up a wall of white, just blankets of bait fish and schools big boys eating. Some guys will bow fish for Gar at night with lights here it’s pretty cool. Thanks for the video.
You have a beautiful wife Brant, good for you. My girl is also named Melanie. Love your channel and you have inspired me to start my own fishing channel on RU-vid. Your channel and a few others like bass n trout, ty pig patrol and others. Peace man
Well brant she is so sweet, pretty and such a great personality. I have one like that too so I know how blessed you are to have one to fish with you every now and a again. Behind every good man is a good woman. Love the channel my friend and really enjoy the catch and cook with fish we don't have here in KY.
Wow, it was great to see Melanie. It’s been a while. Great video as always. The fish looked amazing I always love the catch clean, cook videos, I’ve never called them corks I call them bobbers.
I still use those big red and white plastic bobbers. I like them up here in the SE Iowa to fish the rip-wrap rocks along the rivers in the spring when the catfish start to spawn in the spring. You float a piece of cut shad under the bobber drifting with the current along the rocks. If it stops drifting or heads off to the side or upstream and goes under of course you have a cat after the bait. It's the only bobber type that does the job. Only drawback is it usually only takes one bounce off the rocks and it's time for a new one.
Planning on being down the opening week. Nice seeing you fishing with your wife. I will be staying in the state park. I am a Realtor in Knoxville close to Acedemy. Fyi Look forward to seeing you, Brad, and beach bum. Where is best place to buy live shrimp in the area?
Your venture into the water reminds me of Beach Bums “shrinking “adventure to retrieve his fish😂. Anytime you can spend time fishing with your wife is time well spent. Enjoy your time with ms.M. I’ve been married for 55 years and still love being with Suzanne😂
Wow born and raised here in Milton myself. The specks and and Slot reds are in the Bay right now but the specks aren't nearly as plentiful as they were even 10 year's ago.
Looks fun! Use those corks all the time for bluegill and cats. Just stopped by the store to show the family while we’re on spring break. To bad we missed grand opening by a few weeks.
I used those old clip on red and white floats ( we called them bobbers) going back 60+ years. I still have some that are over 30 years old though I don't use them much. Caught counless snapper, grunt, trout and flounder using them.
I loved your wife stating that it was her pb catfish 😅😅😅 she's not lying! Who cares if this time it was a small one?onwards and upwards from here Melanie 😊.
We always used the orange foam bobbers, cylindrical kind of shape, weighted at the bottom. 20-30lb test leader, 10lb braid. Live shrimp in the canals around docks
I noticed that the fish get spooked the most with the underwater lights. My theory is the glare frim above water lights keeps them from noticing their buddy's struggles. I'm surprised you guys were having issues
This comment is posted on behalf of fish everywhere: Imagine the pain and terror a fish experiences when a needle-sharp point of steel rips into its flesh; then the agonizing struggle for its life as it frantically swims to get free. Next, imagine a fisherman eating a juicy cheeseburger when suddenly a treble hook (hidden in the burger) rips into his cheek and he's yanked out of his chair. Then, he's lifted to the ceiling with his entire body weight supported by the hook in his jaw. Now, that's a video worth watching!
