Mirror Carp - Catch and Don't Cook | RELAXING NATURE DOCUMENTARY FISHING 

Thanks🙂

That's a great name, can I borrow it?

Thanks, nice to have you on board. And thanks for the feedback.

That's great mate. Some of my ancestors (the Naylors) are from Cornwall somewhere. I love the beach too, maybe that's where I get my fishing gene from.

Yep, it is a nice spot, thanks mate. I should have got more footage (I thought it was a bit short too), but next show is coming out very soon.

Yeah, I was told there is a big cod there that people keep catch and releasing - I wasn't successful though.

Thanks mate👍

They can eat some interesting looking fish over there for sure

Thanks Justin. I think the isolation of fewer people (caused by large distances) has something to do with the differences. Somehow though I think the accents are pretty similar.

Warwick Naylor’s Boomerang Adventures they are the same accents. Here in the states our accents can be crazy different.

@@ROESPLETZ True. It's amazing to listen to the variety.

They still smell like carp, I don't care if you can see your face in it ;)

Thanks for you’re opinion and for standing up for what you believe. Although I don’t like to waste the life of an animal, if I got caught throwing this feral fish back in the water (like a fisheries officer watching my YT channel with my name all over it) could well end up with me copping a hefty fine. Carp are also seen as a pest throughout this country, turning clear water into muddy, and carp bashing in shallow water has been a common pastime of many a teenage male.