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That ain't spider... that's hairy catipillar

H seems so laid back and cool. He probably would talk to any of us if we were around.

3cool Chris he’s a trip

He kinda reminds me of Chris from Mr beast a bit, idk why

Yup, same

Same

😂😂 get a state record largemouth on the spider

The propane burner too. It uses a electric shock to get the flame going, haha.

@James Bradford my buddy breeds those to feed his lizards. They make great bait if you don't completely pop them.

@James Bradford local reptile expo usually has them relatively cheap.

Lol dude

omg i just noticed

William Atta you suck

@@jocarmichael9404 Bit of a ghetto response there Jo.

Each type of wood is different in the water

I'm pretty sure it's just how strong it is and how buoyant it is

....if you can move your hands that fast i want proof.

Yesssssssssss🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

Yes but it’s nice to do this sometimes, it gives you more awareness to things and is a little more satisfying to say “man, I carved that with no power tools”

Actually it's called a sailfish

It’s a sword fish marlin and sail fish

Jonathan Santiago swordfish and sail fish are different species.

Yes... one of those bug eyed, frilly fin pet shop gold fish. You can catch huge bass using live ones.

can i like this twice

River2sea made a goldfish lure at one time..I remember it being discontinued, but they work!

@@jubaldurden4638 yeah I saw a video of a 16lb largemouth caught on salt water gear where the goldfish was suspended off a blown up balloon

Matthew Miller There are some lakes, in which you can only catch the cookie cutter 2 pounders with artificial baits. If you want to catch a hawg... you have to switch to live bait. They didn't get that big by being dumb.

Jake Ciuba Yesss

Jake Ciuba Nice Idea

good idea

He listened

The digital calipers too!

Lighters aren’t electric, sir. At least I don’t think so

I got autism reading this sorry

@@ndawg8053 i know im from sweden so my english suck

LOL!!!.........DOH!!! Should've broke out the 'ole triple beam.....lol. If anyone still has one of those lying around. They really can't be beat for accuracy & durability. I know digital fish weighing scales for example, are all over the place, as far as "accuracy". Most of em actually suck. Many are terribly off.

Yeah but he didn’t use it to make it

Russ VanValkenburg finishing the bait is part of the process of making the bait my guy

@@howabouthetruth2157 that is because buy the cheap are ones.

Adventures with Frodo. Brother, I know all about the digital scales AND the analog scales on the market for the shop/house/laboratory, as well as for weighing fish. I have 2 sets of digital fish weighing scales right now, with the better of the two being the Gambler digital scales. But I also have a set of old-school analog scales made by Rapala, that I've owned since 2001. It works as good as the day I bought it 17 years ago. NOTHING can beat the durability and spot on accuracy for the work bench or laboratory as good old fashioned triple beam scales. Sad that hardly anyone uses them anymore. Sure, they take up space in the shop, but triple beam scales will absolutely last FOREVER, unless ya damage them somehow, and that would take an awful lot to hurt them. Ya just can't say that about ANY digital scales, for the work bench OR for weighing fish. Just like NOTHING beats the analog fish weighing scales made by Boga Grip. Boga Grip analog scales are the #1 recommended scales for weighing fish by the IGFA. ( International Game Fish Association ) The only downside to analog scales ( for fishing anyway ) is the fact ya can't see the tiny numbers and lines on a camera. That's why I LOVE my digital Gambler fish weighing scales. But will they LAST AS LONG as my analog fish scales by Rapala? I highly doubt it. I keep my Rapala analog scales in my boat at all times, just in case my digital Gambler scales ever go bad. I paid like $54 for the Gambler scales & I really like em so far, and they aren't cheap. Sure, the higher priced digital scales are better than most cheaper ones........anyone should know that. But electronics can and do go bad from age, HUMIDITY, dust, dropping them, etc. Even factory defects. But in MY experience with digital scales for weighing fish, MOST of them, even the higher priced ones, wind up failing before too long. Just look at all the negative reviews of all sorts of digital scales for weighing fish, including expensive ones. My Gambler scales have lasted longer than any other digital fishing scales I've owned so far. Plus you can cull fish automatically with em. But again, nothing beats an analog culling beam for money tournaments. I've owned several higher priced digital scales in the past myself.......that ALL went bad in a fairly short amount of time. They just can't take the heat, moisture & humidity. So far, so good with my Gambler scales though. I actually test my Rapala and Gambler scales against each other frequently........and they both work well and are accurate. I know because I also test them both on known weights such as 5 lb bags of sugar, 10 lb dum-bell weights, my 12 lb anchor, etc, etc.

Yes snake!

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