In this video I went fishing for bream as big as my hand at a public bank fishing spot in Louisiana. Then I did a catch and cook recipe with Ramen noodles.
My daddy lived to be 81 years old & he always loved to go fishing & he favorite saying was" if the fish is big enough to bite the hook its big enough to eat". He's been gone 11 years this July & I miss going fishing with him. If you ever get to co.e to Florida hit me up & we can show you what North Florida has in fresh water.
Jared, I've never seen someone take bream and Ramen noodles and turn it into a $1000 dish😄👍 And I kinda envy you my friend, you have unlimited places to fish, here where I'm at in NC, very limited. Love your content brother!!!👍👍 Jay 🕊🕊🕊
Jared , You are my pick for the parish ambassador The officials need to appoint you. What a fantastic video. Loved your fish dish. Thanks for the great video , Full of information
So nice to see that St.Bernard is building public piers & observatories for public use & education… The Meraux Corporation has become a Great Asset to the Parish…
Good food and great bait, I love catching bream they fight like a tiger as long as you match the rod to fish.....ultra light is the way to go. Great video keep them coming.
My cousin and I used to take our pirogues and fish the 40 Arpent canal. that was some fun fishing with a fly rod! The Whitehouse canal was a good one too!
Jared, the reason I like your channel so much is the naturalness of it. You put children in it but you don’t drown us in kids. You have variety, not only in animals, but in what they are doing. Your channel is not always animals showing varying ways of dying. When you did that episode, a few months?? ago about hunting with dogs, you had the ideal opportunity of showing off a bunch of loud, wild men having a party. You missed the opportunity, and I thank you for that. To sum up….your videos are just excellent entertainment!!! (And great advertising for your parish) All I can say is thank you! Sincerely, Rod Fair
Lovely video as always, Jared! As always made me so hungry. My way of hooking my worms is, I always "cover" up the hook by getting the whole hook in the worm and then what's left over of the worm, pierce the tip of the hook with it. That part will make it still be able to wiggle around and the hook doesn't show that way. Only works with "bigger" sized worms tho.
Hey Jared ,I lost track of yah. I said I know he was fishin for Bream somewhere lol,then there He is 😊. We caught these all our lives at friends ponds and lakes . I grew up on the Salt Water and they wouldn't eat em . If I'd have know I would have ! Why that's a different Supper xxz Thanks Jared ,and Hi to the Family 🎉 JO JO IN VT 💞
I ran across your video, I never knew about that location. I"m always looking for a different location to fish. I've come to notice that a little bait.goes a long ways. They'll go for an inch of bait which saves you on using all of your bait. I enjoyed your video!!🎣
I never knew that place was there. I’m going to have to take the kids out there this weekend since we can’t get out on the boat with all the high winds.
Jared, we hook bigger earth worms twice but break them in half. If using wigglers, hook em twice also. No weight here as well most times unless going deep.
Looks good. Are you old enough to remember the old LA FW station in the Biloxi Marsh? It was on a split in the marsh and a great place to catch redfish. Also a great place to get Fresh water. I think Katrina took it
Great video, we're in a weird spot in Ohio. It's Crappie season but we have aggressive gills mixed in. We just came off a super warm April. Best of both worlds lol. Fish on!!
@@OutsidetheLevees went yesterday late afternoon. It's a nice place, still some ongoing construction. Caught 5 nice perch. Ran across a bunch of those apple snail egg clusters. Nocked about a dozen or so down
My wife always wants to go to NOLA for our trips. But, I want to make it out to St. Bernard Parish because I'm interested in Isleño culture. It is on my bucket list to do some nutria hunts, get some alligator gar (since it is illegal now in Florida), and do a few otger things I can't do here.
There's a Vietnamese saying, 'dat lanh chim dau', which can loosely be translated as 'with fertile land, birds will come'. The way i see it is if birds can come, so will the fish. Come visit St. Bernard in Louisiana, folks.
Jared that place looked soo cool, and what an awesome fishing session, by any chance did you see any gators?, and as always best wishes to you and the family 😊👋🙌🍺🍺🍺
@@OutsidetheLevees Jared can I ask you to do me a favor please and thank you, can you please do a snakehead fish catch and cook and tell me how it taste for a future episode and Thank You as always brother 😊🍺🍺🍺
Don't have just one way to hook worms but Dude! Take the cable tie off the reel foot and the plastic from the cork rid handles! It's there just for shipping!
Jared, where I’m from up north here in Minnesota, I was taught to thread the worm on like you would a plastic bait and then expose the hook at the end. We only use about an inch or inch and a half otherwise we run out of bait to dang quick. Have you ever tried canned corn for bait for your brim (we call them sunnies up here)?
Man them look so tempting. I want to come catch me some, to see if them Cats will come to feed. We been using "Slickers",& although they not killing them still just a few are biting. Shame on them, cause I'm eating Catfish regularly. B-Strong, B n Christ.
Jared in my neck of the woods the worms you are using are called wigglers real earthworms are much bigger I rig my size 4 hook in the middle of the worm and hide the point
So interesting how you finish off your fish! Did I notice an alligator warning sign? Please sometime discuss the possibility of encountering alligators in your LA parks. Great video!
Wait a minute, launch a kayak? Isn't that like sleeping under the stars in Alaska in a sleeping bag and not washing up before bed? Instead of a bearitto, you're a gatorbar human flavored?
