Micro-fishing Creeks for a NEW SPECIES (Lifelisting) 

yup, I took inspiration from him about 7 years ago and got into micro-fishing.

Appreciate ya and I agree. I still want to get an Obesus that isn't hybridized

Thanks broski. Is it mostly carp species in indonesia?

Thank you! I appreciate it.

thank you! I appreciate it.

Thanks Mike, I appreciate it! Next few videos will be saltwater microfishing. Lots of unique marine fishes I want to catch.

The name of the reel is slipping my mind currently. I'll check when I get home. There's a few places you can get the hooks but Tenkarabum.com is where I get mine. Lots of japanese-style fishing equipment there. I get the size #30 snelled tanago hooks and the size #22 loose. Thanks for watching, I appreciate it!

Also, the reel is a Penn Battle II 1000 size

@@grandstrandangler8129 love it man keep doin you brother small or big the content is there an thanks for the website definitely checking that out

appreciate ya, Boss.

I use minnow traps occasionally in saltwater for mummichogs. But, for my lifelisting I only use hook and line to catch new fish species.

Possibly, but I'm pretty positive it was a Bluegill. Spotted Sunnies don't have those vertical bars, they're more oblong and fatter, and those little black spots were most likely parasites. Never 100% sure with the small ones though. Especially because the spotted's can hybridize. Thanks for watchin!

Freshwater Fishes of South Carolina book. It has an identification key, but after a while you'll remember the distinctions between common species in your area.

Terima kasih banyak!

Walmart-bought nightcrawlers. I use small scissors to cut the worms to size. Trying to pinch off small enough pieces just makes you frustrated and messy.

For more durable bait, I cut a very tiny piece off of 1” Berkeley gulp minnows to catch shiners and minnows. The bright color makes it easier to sight fish.

@@jimmymac4559 I have done the same in dire circumstances while ocean fishing. Works well

#30 tanago hooks 👍🏻

Golden Topminnow, Eastern Mosquitofish, Bluegill, Bluespotted Sunfish (female), Largemouth Bass, and Pumpkinseed. Thanks for watching!

I get mine off of tenkarabum.com

In this video, I am using a #30 snelled tanago hook with super small pieces of nightcrawler worms as bait. It's best to have a small pair of scissors to cut the worms because its difficult to pinch off small enough pieces with your fingers.

#30 tanago hooks.

Thanks

tenkarabum.com --- thanks for watching!

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in this video, I used nightcrawlers but make sure to bring a small pair of scissors if you're using these size 30 hooks. Almost impossible to break off a piece of worm small enough to use with only your fingers.

@@grandstrandangler8129 thanks man tight lines🎣🤙

I just got my tinys hook it stick to my hand it's hard to put it out

yup, really small hooks hurt just as much as bigger ones when pulling them out.

sometimes, yes. Spending $6 for worms isn't a big deal for me though. It helps alot being able to start a little feeding frenzy before trying to catch them. Thanks for watching, I appreciate it.

@@grandstrandangler8129bare hook catches are funny

If you're that worried about the well-being of a fish, it'd be best to not fish at all. Nothing hurting them worse than the hook in their mouth.

I get mine from tenkarabum.com

Glass half-empty kinda mentality in that regard 😂😂. Thanks for watching!

I appreciate it, but I post for fun and to express myself. Lots of family friendly creators out there for you to watch though! I just think it'd be alot less enjoyable for me if I wasn't being my genuine self.

@@grandstrandangler8129 Yup. I get it.

Go watch coco melon or something then

@@Aouf1 I think I'll watch whatever I please, but thanks for your interest in me!

@@TheJaymon1962 I’m not interested in you

Thank you, but all of the fish in this video are not fragile species and are completely fine even if they fall on dry ground/held with dry hands. Additionally, if we REALLY cared about every single fish, we wouldnt be putting hooks through their heads to begin with :) Have a nice day.

@@grandstrandangler8129 Simple, polite suggestions to reduce your impact, but you can ignore the advice if your pride won’t allow it. Just because you don’t care doesn’t mean you couldn’t be better 🤷🏻. Have a nice day.

@@your_favorite_chode_merchant Sure man.