FISHING W/ SOAP!!! DOES IT WORK?! (Give-Away Included) (Philadelphia, PA)

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November 16th, 2017 -- For my 148th outing of this year, I decided to go down to the banks of the Schuylkill River for another edition of my "Packed Bait" series. If you haven't watched the previous episodes:
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So, yeah, folks...in this episode, we attempt once again another type of "packed bait." This time -- not so conventional -- we used pieces of Irish Spring Soap for the Catfish! Heh.
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@extremephillyfishing 6 лет назад

I would like to thank *Daniel Craig* and *Thom Carroll* for shooting the shots and writing this article at the *Phillyvoice.com**.* For those who are interested in knowing a little bit more about what I do, and what being a RU-vidr/Content Creator means to me, I encourage the read: www.phillyvoice.com/philly-man-turns-extreme-love-of-fishing-into-youtube-stardom/ And p.s. *SOAP for the win!!!* EDIT: I see some people very very concerned about the consequences that my small pieces of SOAP can bring to the local wildlife and environment, which is GOOD! However, folks, please do some research before spreading wrongful information!!! *About the FISH:* every chemically made product has a certain level of toxicity to living organisms and the environment. Ultimately, it all depends on the amount of it that you put in the water. The negative effects of the small pieces of soap that I used in this video are insignificant! In nutrition, there are threshold levels for intoxication and toxicity. And I guarantee you that the amount of soap used in the video will not bring the fish any harm AT ALL. I am intoxicating myself more than I intoxicated those fish, since I go to Burger King once a week for my "heart attack" meal full of cholesterol. *About the ENVIRONMENT:* from EPA data, 1 oz. of biodegradable soap needs to be diluted in 20,000 ounces of water for it to be safe to the environment and the living organisms in it. 20,000 oz = ~156 Gallons = ~592 Liters. I want to point this out, so folks don't confuse the Schuylkill River with a FISH TANK. Lots of folks usually say "Oh...don't clean your fish tank with soap!!!" There is a reason for that -- soap is anti-bacterial, and a fish tank can easily be LESS than 156 gallons. Thus, the soap will be TOO CONCENTRATED and be bad for the fish in it (break of the nitrogen cycle, and slime coat in fish). As a side comparison, lawn products and chemicals flushed down the toilet bring WAY WAY more impact than my poor soap in this video! The run off water from those chemically treated lawns + chemicals flushed down the restrooms is what brings algae blooms and summer kills each and every year! Think about it.

@SHadeYGhoSt 6 лет назад

Extreme Philly Fishing soapy fisherman.

@BUSHCRAPPING 6 лет назад

the soap will work because catfish are dirty and they need to clean themselves ;)

@mangaosuman 6 лет назад

cool article, epf catching media attention. :D

@paulbaker7500 6 лет назад

nice i suggested soap a while back

@takemefishing154 6 лет назад

Extreme Philly Fishing wwwwwhhhhhaaaaaatttttt sssssuuuuupppp

@brianbarrett6007 6 лет назад

soap absolutely works and isn't harmful to the environment because a lot of soaps stuck to the originality of use animal fats as a base. the scent and oils also help to attract the fish. another great video Leo. Thank you

@1albertoknot1 Год назад

Dude the clouds next to the buildings was amazing out of a movie

@willmathews379 6 лет назад

Yes because the Irish cats love scents and the soap spreads a smell like chum. Love you epf

@kickurbass5496 6 лет назад

I guess the soap does work. wow I was shocked. another great video

@lukasmuller6257 6 лет назад

Ryan Richardson Never watched River monsters ?

@patricksims4607 6 лет назад

Soap is very efective lots of people use it, plus they make catfish soap now made souly for fishing

@shoulderbone3899 6 лет назад

Yes! The Irish Spring soap works. It's because one of the ingredients is animal fat or tallow. My grandfather used to use soap as catfish bait in his hoop nets in Louisiana. I never knew why it worked. Now I do. Thanks and keep up the good work!

@willmidolo7261 6 лет назад

Fishing with Irish Spring works well while fishing for catfish because the soap (solute) creates a solution with the help of the water (solvent). This causes the soap to dissolve and the soap components are mixed around in the water. Because one of the main components of Irish Spring Soap is beef fat or beef tallow, the catfish are attracted to the bait, and hopefully, as you saw in the video, bite on the soap. Very informative video Leo. Tight lines!

@Dexsharks 6 лет назад

Yes the scent is spectacular

@connorholbrook3172 6 лет назад

Yes because the luck of the Irish and the catfish love the scent

@l1gtnova857 6 лет назад

Yes Irish spring soap works because it puts out a scent in the water and fish are attracted to it.

@jameswerner632 6 лет назад

Wow! Simply amazing that you can catch cstfish on bar soap do to the soap dissolves as it adds scent in the water.

@zectivezz9654 6 лет назад

Yes irish spring soap does work, when it hits the water it disperses a strong scent attracting the fish too it, great cat fish bait!

@matthewnewton6650 6 лет назад

Yes it works the smell when released into the water attracts the fish.

@N-Ruz 6 лет назад

I liked,subbed, and the soap will work because it gives off a good scent cloud

@BrandonHvlogs 6 лет назад

That makes sense. The soap chums the water and attracts the catfish to the bait. Way to clean the water bro.👊🎣🎣

@spencerknight3971 6 лет назад

The soap works! For sure! The fatty acids that make up the soap are like a PB&J for the Catfish!

@garyduarte 6 лет назад

Very impressive Leo ...the soap prevails and catches some catfish very cool

@michaelkolacz4449 6 лет назад

Good play on the big cat with the ultralight rig!

@nakymo7606 6 лет назад

Yes, because the flavor travels through the water and gets the fish there

@emilygarciamelgoza1559 6 лет назад

The irish spring soap works because it is softer wich makes it easier to hook on but is more condensed so when it hits the water it doesn't fall apart right away or dissolve as quickly

@ferndelisle 6 лет назад

Leo taking the river cleanup a little too serious! Haha catfish like the scent and the fat in the soap!

@rawrfishing 6 лет назад

wow what a fat catty! soap is amazing haha! i think we need to try this at RVR. rumor says there are giants that break fishing rods there!

@jesusgonzales2386 6 лет назад

Yes it works, because when it dissolves it throws out a scent and the current helps to attract catfish! 🎣🎣🎣

@kyledaaussie 6 лет назад

To my surprise Irish Spring Soap work a charm for catfish and the reason for this as you said was the animal fats being dispersed through the water and attracting those hungry catfish :)

@JonathanSmithMusic 6 лет назад

Dang that last Catfish had a belly like something crazy! Guess soap does work.

@pa.fishing_5595 6 лет назад

Soap does work! It may take a little while before you get a bite but it works! The fatty acids in the soup are being spread through the water as the soup dissolved. So the “Soup chum” would attract the fish.

@timothybricker 6 лет назад

Irish soap! Thanks sodium tallow! Those beef fatty acids really attract the catfish as they dissolve in the H2O.

@LanieofGod 6 лет назад

Irish spring..... manly yes, but I like it too!

@brendo9546 6 лет назад

Hey Leo the schukyill river needs some cleaning with more of that soap.

@keithhuskey3136 6 лет назад

I think it will because it puts out a smell and cat fish like all kinds of smell

@cristianotiscoski374 6 лет назад

I am Brazilian, too. Southern Brazil. here we have a couple native catfish species. Both the mandi and the jundiá are tipically fished with soap. I believe it's the fat in it, probably, what atract them. And, man, it does atract those fishes...

@leejones5017 6 лет назад

Yes soap does work with catching cat fish because of a solute (Irish spring soap) turned into a solution (schuylkill river water) with the help of a solvent (components of soap+water) and solution (beef fat (tallow)+ sodium hydroxide (lye)+water)

@luissalazar6705 6 лет назад

Irish Spring Soap does work due to the fact that the animal fats in the soap attract the catfish. Soap in particular only attracts catfish and scares off other fish from the scent. I really likw that it is cheap and easy to use without any mess. Another great video!

@ichphan 6 лет назад

Great video! Can not believe the soap work, but nothing beats the nightcrawlers.

@MrTheWaterbear 6 лет назад

Daaamn, chunky thicc catfish been hitting the Sodium tallowate in it's spare time ;D I think you caught a Sodium tallowate withdrawal cat who was like "nah, man. I gotta keep my shape, so I'll take the nightcrawler today" XD

@walrusfest 6 лет назад

It depends on the fat content of the soap, but YES it does work! It works because it dissolves slowly in water and leaves a trail for catfish to follow back to the bait.You proved it to be true by catching fish on it in right there in PA.

@johndericy.martin9087 6 лет назад

For me Irish Spring soap works well. It will catch catfish. Irish Spring soap tend to work best. Again, save the good stuff for yourself. But, in a pinch, even the cheapest soap will work for catfish bait.

@beanerneaner2516 6 лет назад

Irish spring soap does work for cat fish because of dissolution a solute turns into a solution with the help of a solvent and from what EPF said soap has animal fat in it so catfish love it

@davidzerga7527 6 лет назад

I have used Ivory soap with some success. Never tried Irish Spring, I had an allergic reaction to it, but guess it would be OK for bait. We would melt the Ivory and add different scents and ingredients to it. Let it cool and reform and then cut it up. Soaps are usually the bait of choice for trot lines in the South, because the bait put out scent over a long period of time. We can't use trot lines in California, so we used it as a straight hook bait.

@codymann8374 6 лет назад

Yes the soap catches fish because It disolves and when it desolves the animal fat attracts the catfish . The Irish spring soap is a solute that turns into a solution with the help of a solvent the solvent being the Schuylkill River water . Tight Lines !

@fishingthecarolinas3314 6 лет назад

The soap worked because it slowly releases its oils into the water around it witch brings the fish in and keeps them around. It also makes good chum.

@itzzbirdd 6 лет назад

Irish spring soap works because channel catfish have a good sense of smell and Irish soap has an amazing scent which attracts catfish carp maybe other fish so yes Irish spring soap can work for catfish

@luxid-yt4214 6 лет назад

Yes Irish soap does work it puts a strong scent in the water which attracts the fish to the soap

@Twoface0233 6 лет назад

Yes, the Irish spring soap does work on catfish. The animal fat dissolves and attracts catfish with the scent.

@rickyplatt6685 6 лет назад

Yes it does work! Surprising! I think it may work because of the smell of the soap and the fish may also be attracted to the bubbles! :)

@Distantttt 6 лет назад

i think the soap will work because of its very strong scent and flashy whitish color could imitate a dead fish. also the oils and fats that are used to keep the bar of soap together help attracts the catfish by scent

@maryannh9074 6 лет назад

Two decent fish now fresh and smelling pretty!

@isaaclopez3161 6 лет назад

Not sure why that Irish Spring soap works, but if it is anything like Ivory soap, then it works because it is made with animal fats and gives off a scent trail. Great vid

@haydenfunk1346 6 лет назад

Well that’s one way to try to clean up the Schuylkill river.....

@parkergibbons1473 6 лет назад

MN Fishing XD

@sjhxjdjjdjd 6 лет назад

Hayden Funk I

@daviddonaghy6494 4 года назад

Hayden Funk You’re going to need much more soap.

@phillies99fan 6 лет назад

Yes soap works because when it dissolves and the animal fat in the soap gets into the water and because a scent for the fish. Great video keep up the great work!!

@adrianali7501 6 лет назад

Yes the soap works. It catches fish. That's what matters. It works because of the fat in the soap dissolves when it hits the water and leaves a scent trail that attracts catfish., The only problem is that you will have to re-bait it a lot because the soap dissolves in the water. Tight lines Leo, another great vid

@aring4962 6 лет назад

Soap works well for catfish because of the fatty acids it releases as it dissolves. Big fan your channel and it was cool to see catfish caught on baits I️ wouldn’t normally think of.

@austinfairless3234 6 лет назад

I have never tried using soap myself, but it makes sense. I guess the fish are attracted to the scent and color put out by the soap. Might have to try it next time I go fishing.

@nathanrotella3997 6 лет назад

Yes

@nathanrotella3997 6 лет назад

Because it dissolves

@joshstawarski9224 6 лет назад

I think it is good because of the bubbles and smell. The bubbles attract slight attention enough toake the fish come over and investigate while the smell convinces them to eat it

@ryanhaynes7015 6 лет назад

Irish spring soap does work for the elusive channel catfish.

@juddshillings7248 6 лет назад

Soap works as catfish bait. The catfish love the smell of the animal fats used to make the soap.

@randyfreytag7344 6 лет назад

Yes because its something different in the fishes habitat and they might check it out

@geoffguthrie9549 6 лет назад

Yes it works because catfish use scent to hunt for their food, and soap is oily and dissolves into the water providing a delicious smelling meal!

@devlinverpault6359 6 лет назад

And the soap does work because of the scent trail it gives off. It actually is used a lot by anglers that need to stay cheap. Tight lines and great vids dude

@timschafer8084 6 лет назад

Using bar soap works because it has tallow (animal fat) in it. When the soap contacts the water the fat starts to dissolve, which then attracts the catfish

@josephnywayfarer1345 6 лет назад

It worked! Because the solute (soap) turned into a solution with the help of a solvent (Schuylkill river water) Sodium Tallowate in the soap is animal fat which Catfish Love. Great idea to use soap for bait as in my experience Catfish are extremely smelly fish. If you are using soap as bait you can wash your hands after catching them.

@jamesschick2459 6 лет назад

Yes it does because of the asids in it are fatty which is good for fish and it attracts them especially catfish

@RyanKinney927 6 лет назад

The soap works because the catfish like the smell. Also because they like the fatty acids. It has a strong scent which attracts the fish

@brennanbaker8083 6 лет назад

Yes it does work, the scent receptors that they rely on are very strong, they can’t see very well so since the sight sense isn’t very strong they use their sent sense, since soap is very strong in scent and the oder’s release in the water the catfish smell that and perceive it as food so by the time they get to it they taste it, then you set the hook and you got yourself a catfish.

@ethanbarlag5081 6 лет назад

Yes! The Irish Spring Soap did work because when it dissolved, animal fat was in the solution, which catfish love. The solute (the Irish Spring Soap) turns into a solution (beef fat, Sodium Hydroxide [lye] and water) with the help of the solvent (the Schuylkill River). This video was very interesting! I certainly learned something new.

@theconsole1361 6 лет назад

Soap works because it has a significant smell and taste that the fish like.

@milessolsky3156 6 лет назад

It does work surprisingly, I think it is because the soap dissolves in the water and makes sort of a chum, kinda like packbait for carp that Luke from catfish and carp uses

@connorholbrook3172 6 лет назад

Yes because

@heatherfaye02 6 лет назад

Yes cause the scent spreads quickly

@tedhuppert7693 6 лет назад

Fabulous! The soap works because it has animal fat, tallow. All soaps do not contain tallow; you will have to read the contents. Technically, if a cleaning agent does not contain animal fat, it is a detergent, not a soap. (The least expensive bars usually have tallow.)

@alishajones8781 6 лет назад

Yes because the soap dissolves releasing the scent into the water and since catfish feed primarly on scent they can smell it and find it

@burittoyeet2747 6 лет назад

Of course the soap will work mainly because of the way many soaps are made today. Today, soaps are made from fats and oils. Solid fats like beef fat , or pork fat which are used to form bars of soap that stay hard and start dissolving as the more time it spends on the water.

@dylansloane5304 6 лет назад

I think it will !

@nickcopek7804 6 лет назад

Just some crazy soap action dude :)

@jagrider9234 6 лет назад

Haha of course soap works! The production of soap is simple. It is essentially tallowed beef fat that is reacted and blended with a lye, usually a hydroxide. When this combination of Beef Tallow and Sodium hydroxide dissolves in the water, the fish don't spell the soap like we would. The tallow and hydroxide separates, and the scent of the tallow rings the dinner bell for these catfish. They eat liver, why wouldn't they like the smell and taste of fat? So yes, soap is an excellent bait to use for catfish when you're coming up short for other options.

@jeffmorris8768 6 лет назад

WOW,Now Steve Douglas,and Chatt,s Catts wont have to worry about catching skipjack any more.They can just stop by the dollar store on their way to the river.

@HopskysLounge 6 лет назад

Nice catfish on the worm. Great video

@BasicFishingNZ 6 лет назад

i remember first seeing jeremy wade first using soap for catfish fishing in africa and i was surprised to see it actually work lol

@collind8280 6 лет назад

Yes because catfish are bottom feeders and eat based off smell so when they smell the soap it indicates food and they eat it.

@Bagelstorm 6 лет назад

You should use roe bag netting to keep the soap on the hook better

@treanderson9571 6 лет назад

Yes because it is a solution that disolves into the water and catfish can smell it or sense it because that is how they hunt

@landonhanton1751 6 лет назад

I think it might work for a little time before it dissolves or just plain falls off the hook when fish hit it but it does have a scent so it might work.

@TheSecondSearch 6 лет назад

Nice!! Need to try this! Soap is made from fats, no? Thats why cat fish are attracted to it. Plus slow dissolving with scent. Money boi! That young cat fish doe.

@naamanmancia2795 6 лет назад

Cat fishing with soap works because of the fatty acids in the soap and because the soap dissolves in water creating a scent that attracts them! Definitely very cool video Ill be trying this soon!

@thomaslagraize5938 6 лет назад

It works because it lets of a scent that the fish smell... great bait

@ethanrising6500 6 лет назад

The soap works because of the fatty acids in it. The catfish barbs hone in on that stuff. Also, the actual soap scent probably isn't super attractive, but I bet it makes the fish curious enough to nibble.

@HowieFeltersnatch1 6 лет назад

It works like a charm as you showed us lol and because of dissolution

@corbynlopez8956 6 лет назад

The soap disolves in the water. Which let's off a beef fat and sodium hydroxide smell and taste. The catfish then is attracted to it and takes the bait

@abrahamarteaga6689 6 лет назад

Soap does work for catching catfish because the fatty acids it contains leave a scent trail in the water and the catfish follow the trail to the bait.

@TheTeamninja100 6 лет назад

I really like how you explained the soap ingredients because at first I wouldve said it doesnt work since it's mostly alkaline. After I saw the fats and acids it made more sense because catfish senses blood and etc which is alkaline/nuetral but if you think about it, when it rots the acids gets released. So the soap is a perfect mixture but to see if it would catch bigger fish, you can try to make a fish imitation and see the results.

@kazboots 6 лет назад

The tallow is what attracts the catfish.

@indycarper6851 6 лет назад

yes it works strong scent and maybe white color look like cut piece of fish

@richardbriley2685 6 лет назад

Yes the Irish Spring soap does work in order to catch catfish (Siluriformes) due to the concentration of the animal fat in the soap.

@dannymccarty174 6 лет назад

The soap does work which is so cool, this happens because when the soap hits the water it makes a scent that the fish wants to eat, so they did. Great vid and I love the intros

@dannymccarty174 6 лет назад

And it has the fatty acids that the fish love

@kookamongus 6 лет назад

My favorite intro

@novaday8813 6 лет назад

I actually learned something today, I'm impressed leo. Definitely worked because the release of fatty acids. Also haven't heard the word "Solvent" since Highschool 😂