Not sure a ton of extra words are needed here as the extremely odd video speaks for itself.
Any idea how this happened?
Monday, October 27, 2014
Thursday, October 16, 2014
"Fishing the Frenzy" with the Sharks of Point Lookout, North Carolina
"While fishing for the evening's dinner" the men of One Harbor Church filmed this amazing feeding frenzy of sharks rolling into the surf so close to shore that some actually got beached!
Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Sewer Fishing! Meet Kyle "the fish wisperer" Naegeli
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| sewer fishing! |
Also known as Fishboy242 on YouTube; Sewer fishing isn't his only trick!
Chron.com has a lot more info on Kyle, you can read Craig Hlavaty's interview HERE
Thursday, July 17, 2014
The Pacu DOES NOT EAT TESTICLES (the truth behind the myth)
The Red Bellied Pacu is back in the news, this time after being found in Lake St Clair near Detroit, and again it's being branded as a "testicle eating monster fish" or "the ball cutter."
Has the Pacu ever actually bitten off someone's testicles? FishingVideoNews will go on the record as saying "no."
Although the myth may have originated in 2001 when, in Papau, New Guinea, a fisherman claimed to have his penis bitten off by a fish; there is no evidence that the fish was a vegetarian Pacu.
One neo-tropical ichthyologist has mentioned conversationally that the entire Pacu misunderstanding was the result of poor translation where the Pacu's diet of 'nuts and seeds' was incorrectly translated into "testicles."
The video below shows a pacu actually eating nuts (testicles? I don't think there's much of a threat here!) under water. As you can see, this is probably not your biggest fear while swimming commando as this is a relatively small 'nut' and it takes about 3 minutes for the Pacu to actually make any progress on it!
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| Pacu The Testicle Eating Fish? |
Has the Pacu ever actually bitten off someone's testicles? FishingVideoNews will go on the record as saying "no."
Although the myth may have originated in 2001 when, in Papau, New Guinea, a fisherman claimed to have his penis bitten off by a fish; there is no evidence that the fish was a vegetarian Pacu.
One neo-tropical ichthyologist has mentioned conversationally that the entire Pacu misunderstanding was the result of poor translation where the Pacu's diet of 'nuts and seeds' was incorrectly translated into "testicles."
The video below shows a pacu actually eating nuts (testicles? I don't think there's much of a threat here!) under water. As you can see, this is probably not your biggest fear while swimming commando as this is a relatively small 'nut' and it takes about 3 minutes for the Pacu to actually make any progress on it!
Thursday, May 22, 2014
Freshwater Shark Fishing! 8 Foot Bull Shark Caught 200 Yards from Swimmers in the Potomac River!
It reminds me of that Grateful Dead song... You know the words:
"Summer's here and the time is right,
for shark fishing in the creeks!"
Last summer, two giant bull sharks were caught by a fisherman named Richard Riche (His buddies must have nicknamed him "Richie Rich" right? I can't be the first person to think of that...).
Although there's been no shortage of disappearances in Maryland fresh water, there's also no proof of anyone being bitten or eaten by a shark in the Potomac River despite the bull sharks' reputation as a man-eater. Either way, MD Dept of Nat Resources advised not to swim at night or early in the morning when sharks are known to feed.
It may be a secret as to how these guys caught these sharks but they definitely know what they're doing as this isn't the first time they've caught a shark in the river!
"Summer's here and the time is right,
for shark fishing in the creeks!"
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| Fresh Water Bull Shark Fishing in the Potomac River |
Last summer, two giant bull sharks were caught by a fisherman named Richard Riche (His buddies must have nicknamed him "Richie Rich" right? I can't be the first person to think of that...).
Although there's been no shortage of disappearances in Maryland fresh water, there's also no proof of anyone being bitten or eaten by a shark in the Potomac River despite the bull sharks' reputation as a man-eater. Either way, MD Dept of Nat Resources advised not to swim at night or early in the morning when sharks are known to feed.
It may be a secret as to how these guys caught these sharks but they definitely know what they're doing as this isn't the first time they've caught a shark in the river!
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| Where the Shark Was Caught in Potomac River |
Thursday, January 30, 2014
Friday, January 24, 2014
Underwater Video of Snakehead Fish Eating Trout and Large Bass
By now almost everyone fishing in North America has heard of the Snakehead.
The videos below provide a good sense of how large a trout or bass the snakehead can actually prey on.
The Snakehead Fish eating a large bass:
Snakehead Fish eating a large trout:
Video of a snakehead fish "walking" on land from one pond to another...
The videos below provide a good sense of how large a trout or bass the snakehead can actually prey on.
The Snakehead Fish eating a large bass:
Snakehead Fish eating a large trout:
Video of a snakehead fish "walking" on land from one pond to another...
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