ELECTRO-SHOCKING My Backyard Fish Pond **CATCH CLEAN COOK** 

Let’s goooooo

Definitely needs to happen!

Me

Yes! Let me come out and help!

Pleaseeeeeeee

I agree with you that he should put a lot more bait in there but in my opinion that’s not gonna do much with that otter there, it doesn’t seem like much but one of those things can do a lot more damage then a lot of people realize.

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@@lojofishing can't wait to see it, man! Thank you for working so hard to entertain us and for engaging with your community!

@@foggynevada6758otters suck screwed 2 ponds i used to fish one had good cat fish in it now i cant catch shit but baby bluegill. si small i can’t feel them even hooked on my little dock runner rod.

It’s gonna happen

Forget that convince him to make his own channel

@@lojofishing make it happen lojo that man's dedicated to extend himself

I wanna hear Daryl read it himself! That would be awesome!!

@@joemc7614 it's gonna happen.maybe in time for xmas

Congrats

Are these real people?… I don’t know how many giveaways I’ve entered and videos I’ve watched and I can’t ever win anything lol maybe it’s just poor luck

@@6nero with as many people that watch, you dont have good odds to win something. So if you actually expect to win at some point, I’d suggest forgetting about it, and just go buy whatever you want

@@atamagashock where’s the fun I’m that? Lol

Awe I Lost sad face

Sooo much fun

Thank you 🙏

@@lojofishing He was the winner of my vid Lojo.

Bobcats won’t bother them at all. You would be very lucky to ever see one out in the wild. Now they will cause problems with small pets and chickens.

I’m doing the same right now

😂

bamas pond is way too shallow though, that thing gonna be full of plants within 2 years, give it another couple of years and it will get more shallow to the point where fish kills happen during summer/winter.. like 3/4 of his pond is less then 3 foot deep. it shouldve been 3/4 of the pond over 6 foot deep. I get it wouldve cost a lot more but in the end he will prob have to make the investment.. and total cost will be much more then if he had just done it right the first time.

@@larsvegas1505 I thought the same thing while he was building it. He's gonna have to rely way to much on chemical treatments which may cost him if he wants to eat any fish from it, although he seems to just want to grow trophy sized bass.

when ponds fall off like that whats the fix? more bait fish orrr i had a pond a couple years ago could rip em all day long now ive gotten skunked the last couple times. there was also an otter in there 2 years ago but it didn’t change really until this year.

@@nate.hanlon otter will do it in a small pond for sure. We also a a Great Blue Heron. Last week I caught a 1 lb. bass. (I've only caught three or four 1 lb. bass in the past three years. Fish over 1 lb. are rare!) Two days latter, the Blue Heron ate it! At least he was trying. He stabbed it and was trying to eat it. The pond used to have a lot of wildlife (birds / ducks / geese). The birds no longer have enough food to hang around and no longer live there. The key in my pond would be two fountains for aeration, and stocking threadfin shad. Another interesting note is that last summer there was a massive fish kill. Lack of oxygen in late July. There are three main sections of the pond that are fishable where the bluegill spawn. This year, there were NO bluegill spawning in the section furthest away from the deep water. There were some spawning in the other two areas, but not nearly as many as usual. Then... heres the really interesting part. I've caught a few Red Ear sunfish (Shell Crackers) over the past three years. That same bed has been taken over by a hundred or more Red Ears! I also found another not so easily fished hole with 50 plus Red Ear beds. I've caught more Red Ears this year in one trip, and I've done this at least 5 times, than in the past three years combined.

@@chipseiler1766 i think my pond i used to fish is screwed it’d cost a lot. for some reason this years there’s A LOT of grass so i’d have to get that under control and everything so im bout to just say forget it and plus if i stock it it’d be 5 years before it’d be worth fishing lol

thank you my brother

Instantly

I wouldn’t call it healthy at all. It’s overpopulated with bass in such a small pond. When that happens the fish will all stay small like the ones they caught.

@@mwatkins2464 I see your point. I’m from upstate NY and the bass we catch are “sub par” to say the least…so the fish these guys catch in the pond look massive to me.

@@SacandagaDangling man you should come fishing way down here in the south. They usually get pretty good size as long as the lakes are in good shape. I have caught a 3 lb crappie in a county lake . The bass get really big in some of our bigger lakes like lake eufaula Alabama.