haha that was kind of the idea

@@ThresherFishing nice. Should do that more often

Agree. Your videos are the bomb

Hahahahahaha Damn 1080 that brings back memories

My kids who have no idea who you are often walk in the room and tell me about the music or in the case that scene in the beginning. I love it man keep it up!

always fun!

I'd give a million dollars in a heartbeat to spend another day fishing with my dad. You are truly blessed.

yes and it is also an honor to catch AND eat such a specimen, or to catch AND mount it as a trophy, considering the indisputable scientific, biological facts of their biology that, such a large and enormous trophy speckled trout is actually on average over 5 years old. And thus, therefore, has had many, many spawning cycles to pass on its trophy genetics. Because speckled trout spawn multiple times per year. It is the same reason and concept that hunters harvest massive, old trophy bucks for example. The same reason hunters harvest older big fat female does for. By that age, by that time, they are big enough to be considered “trophy status” in the sporting world, AND have had many spawning or breeding cycles. Catch it cook it, release it, whatever you wanna do! All within TPWD permitted regulations of course. But I always love educating the virtue signaller commenteers who think they need to emphasize and tout the release of such large, old trophies when the facts are, in fact, the exact opposite, they’ve had many spawning cycles, and are ripe and ready to be harvested kept as a trophy. But again, each fisherman should do as each fisherman prefers. And I absolutely encourage you to check me on the biology, on the science, on the pescatology of what I hope to have enlightened you upon, for the good reasons to catch and to keep a big ole trophy and how there is nothing wrong it and for why it is legal.

Please allow me to be a buzzkill and take you too seriously😅… they do not have nerves in their lips and oh yah, they are not human and cannot think like that. ‘Chill bud’ is much more applicable to the fact that they can’t breathe air. They breathe water. And they definitely do have pain receptor nerve endings in the rest of their body and organs that tell them get back in the water now now now now now now now now! Now!😂 Flipperty flippy flippy all around. So that would be where the pain is coming from, not the lip, with no nerves in it.

right. lol. i think i see what you did there. 😂😉😏But also, it is worth noting and making a distinction between fisher tubers that buy their own lures and then make videos catching fish, versus other tubers or professional pros who also happen to have a youtube channel, who are sponsored by lure companies. There is a difference in my opinion. A big difference. And even moreso, a difference between lure sponsored tubers that specifically disclose being sponsored, versus those who do not disclose.

@nozrep I'm no body to talk because I'm a beginner but I agree with you I've noticed a difference in the two .

Thanks man

This edit was appreciated.

Thanks Chris! Cooper, keep whacken ‘em. Loved the video!

Too bad he didn't use the Ween version of Ocean Man. May have been copyright stricken or whatever, but yeah.

Catching on?You boys have miles to go before you reach Texas trophy trout fishing.No disrespect 🤙

Yes sir!

Where can I find them please

Everyday! 14% of the time

@@ThresherFishing I'll take what I can get bro