Gets us back to our roots. It's a quintessentially human meal, and fun as all heck to boot!

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Better than a filet-o-fish that's for sure lol

Because its primal, we werent meant to eat goyslop and work in an office, this in the video is peak living

That's what it's made for.

Yeah catching a 1 inch fish is hard. You 3 years old?.

Bahtahaaaaaaahaahaahaaa u won't survive Karen.

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Moron!!!!​@@GtaFivetosix

So underrated too!

I agree , with both of you.

Yea with a big ol chest of ice - survival at its best

​@yipperdeyip honestly you people listening to this guy ate already the first tp die

Indoor rock climbing ass vibes looks. Most stereo typical white bs

We always try to remember to bring a lemon or lime although garlic salt lives permanently in my fishing bag

@@MudMarshGreat Idea!

@@GlampingGurl so does Soya sc!

@@davidarwood6264 Sounds fun! My friend and I caught a sunfish and cooked it. Not sure if we even got an ounce of meat from it. We wanted cook a live fish so we could feel like real outdoors women 🤣. This was back when I was younger and tent camping.

It's not for everyone. Fish have almost zero taste to me. I catch and release.

Better to go to creeks, ponds or rivers. We have a lake here in Shawnee Oklahoma called twins lake, me and my brother go out there and try fishing next to the shore/bank with nightcrawlers Never caught anything, always get my night callers tore up but nothing ever swallows the hook whole. Unless you get a boat, just ignore lakes

My buddy caught a rainbow trout with a slice of hotdog on a bent safety pin on some fishing line we found by the creek- no pole. No joke. Probably not the best method in the world, but it worked😂 I cleaned the fish and made a fire and it was a good meal.

The brook trout is the clear winner over blue gill tho. Have you tried it?

@@allaboutroofing2 Tried it. It's better, for sure. Used to catch perch/sunfish by the hundreds in middle Georgia. Only ever got to fish for trout occasionally.

@@Engineer1897 appreciate the cordial reply. Cheers and happy fishing. 😊

@@Engineer1897 I'm a bit jealous of the "by the hundreds." Here brook trout limit is either 4 for over 8" and 10 for under 8". Bluegill is possession/bag limit 20. I like fish in moderation tho and release all that are lip hooked.

​@@allaboutroofing2there are limits for trout here too. I've never been aware of any limits on bream/sunfish/bluegill/crappie. You can float creeks here and go " where no man has gone before/in a very long time, and do really good. I give away what I don't eat, or throw them back. I don't like catfish. I used to give them to my mom before she passed away, she loved catfish. I like catching small mouth bass, but I always throw them back, unless they're big enough to mount. These days I stick to bream , not bass or anything like that, because it simplifies the kind of tackle/bait to carry. I need the extra room anyway for sausage biscuits and cigars. Have a super weekend and keep ' reelin' em' in " 👍

Get a fillet knife. Cut a line down the stomach. Pull the guts out. Wrap then in aluminum foil with butter, garlic, salt and fresh squeezed lemon juice from a lemon. You only need about half of a lemon. Forgot to say to add pepper. Then grill till golden brown hole. You could also use a cast iron skillet without the aluminum foil. Just remember to add some olive oil before frying till golden brown on each side. To totally skin it you would need to watch a video because that is more difficult and it takes practice too to get down.

Depends on the fish.

Also, keep an eye not to puncture the bile while gutting it. It will spoil the fish.

For real, bluegill fight like a bass twice their size

Here in Ga those are Brims patties

Disgusting