There are thousands of dudes out here living vicariously through you. I feel like that's my pond too without doing all the work and spending all those moolah. Thanks man. :)
he really has this pond stuff down to 👨🔬a science! even calculating bass weights with precision. Seeing him out there with this tech doesn't get any better. 😎
@@kodywillnauer9422 but the difference about Steve's money is it came from selling baits and tackle (his passions) then invested it into pond building .. and to think it all started with @55 gallon >to a custom built 300 gallon >to @backyard aqua scape pond >to the five acre Crimson Oak and from that >to Cedar Falls. Just an incredible journey and couldn't have been accomplished by anyone more deserving in my opinion.
Hey, you can easily overwinter tropical lillies. Basically If it gets colder, you get them out, cut of leafes and roots and put the rhizome in some moist moss or sand. Store them somewhere cool but not freezing and they should come back nice and healthy when you Put them Back in the pond in spring. You can find a lot of Info on that in the Internet, would be a shame if all those lillies where to die of
I agree, i live in texas and the lillies in our pond come back every year. obviously the climate is different but there has to be a way to get them to come back each year. I dont do anything to ours they are just wild ones that appeared on their own. also some really big elephant ear type plants too. They die off each winter but always come back the following spring.
I live a pretty sad and miserable life. Watching your videos makes me happy. You live the life I want and fear I may never have. Thanks for sharing, it means a lot.
Dude...your videos are my therapy! I am so relaxed watching them! I love seeing all the different wild life that shows up, love the pond build, and love everything about them! I get excited when i see one show up in my feed! Please keep up the great work and thank you for the free therapy! I always make sure to like ;)
"If there's one thing I know about Bass is they love an easy meal". That is why the Bass aren't eating those eatable Blue Gill. The Bass are so used to those small shiners being thrown into the pond, that is the size they focus on. Can you throw larger bait fish into the pond to teach them to hunt bigger prey? Also the abundance of shiners makes the Bass target smaller prey.
Those crawdads will migrate during rainy periods and get into the big pond. I don’t think they will hurt the clay liner, but just thought I’d let you know.
I knew the sand beach would be important. Most birds (ducks and the like excluded) NEED that sand bath to get all clean and with a sand beach there you have now made it prime territory for those apex predator birds to move in like you wanted! I hope you get an excited pair of bird out there!
i love the fact that with all the different predators and literal homes you have made for the animals, that a mouse and his baby have taken over a house and is sleeping in the bed like a king! so great.
I LOVE seeing the growth of your pond with all of the critters that have made t their home. My favorite is the "Wild Baby BamaBass" running loose at the airport!!! How adorable was that!!!! ❤
How good is it to watch feel good videos, faith in humanity restored. no agenda, no politics, just an amazing dream being realised and shared. Legend work BamaBass
So we went and bought some of the LMNT packs using the BAMA Bass promo. Oh my word is it tasty! We like the watermelon, orange, and grapefruit the best so far.
Not sure how I stumbled across this channel but I absolutely love it. Your genuine enthusiasm is heard in your voice and your laugh. May God bless all your efforts. Thanks for sharing your little piece of aquatic heaven with viewers!!
So surprising to me that you don't have way more subs than 1.04 mill. I know you recently made it to the 1 mill mark but you deserve multi million. Love these videos & look forward to them every week.
In my experience, it seems relatively common to see bass top out around that 2.5-3.5lb mark when they don’t have larger forage. You gotta find a way to entice them to start eating the blue gill. Talk with some people but sometimes you can clip fins on some to make them swim weird and look like an easier meal or stock a few hundred in a smaller size. Bass should pick up on the pattern and shape and start to target them more frequently once they gain some confidence in seeing them as food.
Wish I had the budget for this sorta thing lol! I remember being a kid playing Minecraft and creating houses with tons of water features like little ponds and rivers going in and out and around my house😂
When I was a kid many moons ago, 😂, I would get excited for Sundays so I could watch The Wonderful World of Disney. Now, I look forward to Sundays to watch BamaBass episodes 😊
Don’t want to be a know-it-all but at 30:45 you were talking about maybe making a salt water build. That shark you were considering is NOT a baby hammerhead shark. That is a bonnet head shark. They only get 18-24 inches large. You should totally build a salt water pond and get a bonnet head shark!
That would 😱be so wild! 😂😅 he'll probably load it with some stripers and red drums. Such excellent game fish and maybe the smaller specimens of grouper? Definitely wouldn't go Queensland unless you're wantin @thousand pound monster terrorizing your pond and eating everything in it but bumblebee groupers are pretty nice I've seen those they usually stay within reasonable size but might do a little more research just to be sure. and last but certainly not least adding some 🦈sharks! Most shark species from what I've gathered are nomadic meaning they require to be in open water but might look into some of the smaller species like oceanic black tips you usually see them in aquariums @restaurants throughout central Asia and major seaports like Hongkong and Bangkok 🇹🇭Thailand. 😎
Great job the side pond! I love greg and his team. I am glad i tipped you a long while ago . About the trouts: they are bigveaters, i remember in germany/Austria europe we would eat that the forrellen hof .restaurants where you can puck out your uwn trout to eat. And as children we were allowed to extra feed them, and what they do is giving them omelettes! (eggs), and pellots. It was a lot if fun because they are alwats jumping, much more than base and koi's. We used to watch troats in the rivers in the mountain riverbeds in villages near the bridges, because they know they get fed as well.. so much fun .
Can you do extended versions (without the cuts, so we see everything!) Also can you do some webcams on the Pond so we can keep an eye on it 24/7? I do fall asleep with your videos at night. Lovely!
@@BamaBass omg. the cats love your livestream! we used to watch your guys backyard streams on my laptop and they would jump on the bed with their faces glued to the screen !! even mistook it for an aquarium and everytime Cloud saw Shadow the catfish his eyes would get real big! 😂😂😂😂 Can't wait to see the ones @Cedar Falls! 🤠 and for all the new subscribers you're in ☺️for a treat! 🤗
I've been thinking about building a small hydroelectric dam on my property once I buy a house. With your engineering background, I believe that would be a great project to undertake in the creek on the farm. I think your viewers would enjoy it, I know I will. It can power the farm!
I'd maybe check your scale or possibly pick up a new one. I understand they may be predictable losses after the spawn but those losses seemed relatively consistent. That scale has definitely seen a lot of fish over the years and may be getting worn out.
hell yeah. I'm kinda hopin he brings back Tank Tuesdays but can't go wrong with a video every other Sunday! 🙂 But was thinkin on those off weeks he could put up a video of the 300 gallon and maybe squeeze in a few clips from the backyard pond. (Just a thought) Shout out to bama bass ✌🏽😉if you're in the comments! 😎
I'm glad you built the smaller water feature I love the diversity of it I could put a couple chairs around it and I don't think I would ever be board there is so much to learn and watch even if you have seen it before it's still cool
I think doing another project like making trails would be exciting and new. I am addicted to this channel and you are living the dream life. Thank you for all your hard work.
I've been watching these videos for 4 years now. Found the channel on a road trip with my then girlfriend, now wife who is pregnant with our 2nd boy. Love the channel and can't wait to builds my little slice of heaven like this one day. The mouse hopping on the bed to sleep in the mouse house is hilarious.
What a life! So happy for you and your family getting to do what you guys love to do you've done some amazing amazing things with your property! love your content! Can't wait to follow along with your new projects!
Fantastic as always. Thanks for making my day. P.S. I may be wrong, but I think crawdads can walk from one body of water to another that is nearby. I had at least 1 walk from a very small creek on the back edge of my back yard about 60-70 feet to a very wet spot in my lawn and dig a hole to do whatever it is they do there. (I finally dried up the wet spot by shoving a handful of Willow limbs down the hole and over the years grew me another Willow tree.) So, I would not be surprised if you found crawdads in the 5-acre pond in the relative near future.
I love the small ponds landscaping and hardscaping other than that red mulch. I always thought it stood out like an eye sore when I was a kid. All of our flower beds at my childhood home had it. Anyways, keep up the good work! Love the journey
I loved the Bahamas traveling with all the water features. I’ve got an idea for you and Jr. Traveling to new and exciting water features and making a second channel full of water feature shorts! Find all the cool unique waterfalls around the areas you’ve visited as a collection for you to look back at. You do a really good job at filming water compared to how others film! ❤
I have a water lily in my little 625 gallon pond that regrows and blooms every year. It isn't fancy like the ones you currently have but it is nice not having to replace it every year.
Absolutely beautiful pond building. Your crew knew what they were doing. I wish I could have just a little part of that in my backyard. Perhaps I’ll dream a little.
Would love to see you build a salt water pond, but that would be an insane level of maintenance. Would probably need to hire a full time person or two to take care of it.
Crazy it’s already been 100 days. Time sure flies. I can’t wait to see those plants grown in like the backyard pond! Still crossing my fingers we see a gar in Cedar Falls. Also, that was a lizard, not a salamander. Probably an anole.
It is possible, but really difficult en to costly. The sun gets a lot of algae in the pond. U need it to be in the shade almost all of the time. I have seen some ponds. But most are close to the sea and they can pump fresh saltwater 24/7. It is possible, but it will be a next level challenge wich might not be worth all that trouble. A saltwaterpon works better/great inside tho.
@@standoortjes3651 , my thoughts to. The Crimson Oak pond is basically replicating what can happen naturally in that climate and space and we see how much maintenance that takes. A salt water pond on same property would really be trying fight nature. I've only done small aquariums but salt water is a big step up in difficulty from freshwater
I wonder if the bass weight problem has to do with their metabolism and the heat. With the Alabama heat their metabolism is going to be super quick, they might just be burning off energy as quickly as they consume it. It seemed like the 3+ pounders were getting caught in November, when it was cool enough for long enough that they could properly eat
I really enjoy watching all the things you have done with the pond. I had a thought when I saw you down at the creek. Get you a 1/16 oz. red rooster tail lure with a short rod and see if you can catch a Red Finn Pike. I beat very few of your viewers even know what they are. They don't get very big (12 to 15 inches) is a big pike. Many people who have eaten them will say they are the best-tasting freshwater fish there is, I'm one of them !
Would love to see you fish for some with a 6” glidebait. Maybe a cormorant Thrizzard, a Trashy bass Thready, ya, it would be so cool to watch. Really enjoy these pond videos!!
The reason the bass might be going for the flys on the top of the water and wasting energy is because they have that light shining down on them from above. Just a thought though. Makes sense if you think about it; they'd focus on the things they can see above them. (As far as, when you were monitoring them on the night cam).
Hey, buddy, all you workers did a great job at amazing job. It looks so good. You couldn't have asked for a better place to put it in. You picked a great place. I love your videos you put out. I only watched the ones but there's probably more. There to watch I will finish watching the rest. I just want to say. God bless, it looks really amazing and Keep. The videos coming you have a awesome day.
Who waits for these videos every Sunday evening 🙋♂️
Meeeeee
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i do!!!!!
I wait for it every other Sunday..
Me
It's CRAZY to think that that corner of that property was just a dirt field not that many years ago! Now, it's an Aquatic Slice of Heaven!
There are thousands of dudes out here living vicariously through you. I feel like that's my pond too without doing all the work and spending all those moolah. Thanks man. :)
It’s been two weeks overdue!!! I was heartbroken not to have had a video last Sunday lol… keep up the good work BamaBass!
Same!!
I’m bummed that all we got is a rehash.
“Folks at home” is the best way to start a RUclips video. Great channel!
he really has this pond stuff down to 👨🔬a science! even calculating bass weights with precision. Seeing him out there with this tech doesn't get any better. 😎
@@PurpleDrac “gotta love it” 😎
All it takes is money 😂
@@BrendenMulhern everything takes money
@@kodywillnauer9422 but the difference about Steve's money is it came from selling baits and tackle (his passions) then invested it into pond building .. and to think it all started with @55 gallon >to a custom built 300 gallon >to @backyard aqua scape pond >to the five acre Crimson Oak and from that >to Cedar Falls. Just an incredible journey and couldn't have been accomplished by anyone more deserving in my opinion.
Hey, you can easily overwinter tropical lillies. Basically If it gets colder, you get them out, cut of leafes and roots and put the rhizome in some moist moss or sand. Store them somewhere cool but not freezing and they should come back nice and healthy when you Put them Back in the pond in spring. You can find a lot of Info on that in the Internet, would be a shame if all those lillies where to die of
I was gonna say the same!
I agree, i live in texas and the lillies in our pond come back every year. obviously the climate is different but there has to be a way to get them to come back each year. I dont do anything to ours they are just wild ones that appeared on their own. also some really big elephant ear type plants too. They die off each winter but always come back the following spring.
I get the sense this is a guy who pays people to landscape, not someone who gardens themselves. Rich enough to just buy more next season.
@@Echosinfireify probably true sadly, still a good video and a really nice set up
Thanks
I live a pretty sad and miserable life. Watching your videos makes me happy. You live the life I want and fear I may never have. Thanks for sharing, it means a lot.
It's not Sunday if there's no BamaBass video!
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Dude...your videos are my therapy! I am so relaxed watching them! I love seeing all the different wild life that shows up, love the pond build, and love everything about them! I get excited when i see one show up in my feed! Please keep up the great work and thank you for the free therapy! I always make sure to like ;)
you want to ensure scales are calibrated mate, weigh something you know the weight of and make sure it's right
There's too many in the pond, a body of water will always reach a point of equilibrium
"If there's one thing I know about Bass is they love an easy meal". That is why the Bass aren't eating those eatable Blue Gill. The Bass are so used to those small shiners being thrown into the pond, that is the size they focus on. Can you throw larger bait fish into the pond to teach them to hunt bigger prey?
Also the abundance of shiners makes the Bass target smaller prey.
Yup. And they are likely having to work a lot harder to chase down/catch 1-2 dozen shiners vs a large bluegill.
Incredible job, keep it up. No politics, or controversial topics, just relaxing outdoor content and fascinating analysis. You're amazing.
Those crawdads will migrate during rainy periods and get into the big pond. I don’t think they will hurt the clay liner, but just thought I’d let you know.
Came here to say this
I knew the sand beach would be important. Most birds (ducks and the like excluded) NEED that sand bath to get all clean and with a sand beach there you have now made it prime territory for those apex predator birds to move in like you wanted! I hope you get an excited pair of bird out there!
i love the fact that with all the different predators and literal homes you have made for the animals, that a mouse and his baby have taken over a house and is sleeping in the bed like a king! so great.
I LOVE seeing the growth of your pond with all of the critters that have made t their home. My favorite is the "Wild Baby BamaBass" running loose at the airport!!! How adorable was that!!!! ❤
It's always amazing to see you construct, and this "Dream" pond is the ideal complement to your five-acre pond setup!
How good is it to watch feel good videos, faith in humanity restored. no agenda, no politics, just an amazing dream being realised and shared. Legend work BamaBass
Missed not having a Sunday night video lately, but glad you got to take some time off and travel… Always look forward to the “Next Episode” 😊
So we went and bought some of the LMNT packs using the BAMA Bass promo. Oh my word is it tasty! We like the watermelon, orange, and grapefruit the best so far.
Not sure how I stumbled across this channel but I absolutely love it. Your genuine enthusiasm is heard in your voice and your laugh. May God bless all your efforts. Thanks for sharing your little piece of aquatic heaven with viewers!!
So surprising to me that you don't have way more subs than 1.04 mill. I know you recently made it to the 1 mill mark but you deserve multi million. Love these videos & look forward to them every week.
You never fail to impress us with everything you've accomplished with your pond builds. Absolutely gorgeous.
In my experience, it seems relatively common to see bass top out around that 2.5-3.5lb mark when they don’t have larger forage. You gotta find a way to entice them to start eating the blue gill. Talk with some people but sometimes you can clip fins on some to make them swim weird and look like an easier meal or stock a few hundred in a smaller size. Bass should pick up on the pattern and shape and start to target them more frequently once they gain some confidence in seeing them as food.
Wish I had the budget for this sorta thing lol! I remember being a kid playing Minecraft and creating houses with tons of water features like little ponds and rivers going in and out and around my house😂
When I was a kid many moons ago, 😂, I would get excited for Sundays so I could watch The Wonderful World of Disney. Now, I look forward to Sundays to watch BamaBass episodes 😊
Love the ending with a taste of your Bahama’s trip.
31:32 My favorite part of all your videos, an aerial view of your pond. Love it.
Wonderful to see you build - it never gets old - and this "Dream" pond is the perfect addition to your five acre pond installation!
Don’t want to be a know-it-all but at 30:45 you were talking about maybe making a salt water build. That shark you were considering is NOT a baby hammerhead shark. That is a bonnet head shark. They only get 18-24 inches large. You should totally build a salt water pond and get a bonnet head shark!
That would 😱be so wild! 😂😅 he'll probably load it with some stripers and red drums. Such excellent game fish and maybe the smaller specimens of grouper? Definitely wouldn't go Queensland unless you're wantin @thousand pound monster terrorizing your pond and eating everything in it but bumblebee groupers are pretty nice I've seen those they usually stay within reasonable size but might do a little more research just to be sure. and last but certainly not least adding some 🦈sharks!
Most shark species from what I've gathered are nomadic meaning they require to be in open water but might look into some of the smaller species like oceanic black tips you usually see them in aquariums @restaurants throughout central Asia and major seaports like Hongkong and Bangkok 🇹🇭Thailand. 😎
Great job the side pond! I love greg and his team. I am glad i tipped you a long while ago .
About the trouts: they are bigveaters, i remember in germany/Austria europe we would eat that the forrellen hof .restaurants where you can puck out your uwn trout to eat. And as children we were allowed to extra feed them, and what they do is giving them omelettes! (eggs), and pellots. It was a lot if fun because they are alwats jumping, much more than base and koi's. We used to watch troats in the rivers in the mountain riverbeds in villages near the bridges, because they know they get fed as well.. so much fun .
Can you do extended versions (without the cuts, so we see everything!) Also can you do some webcams on the Pond so we can keep an eye on it 24/7? I do fall asleep with your videos at night. Lovely!
Working on getting some live streams setup
@@BamaBass BTW wife says mini bamabass jr. land missile is super cute!
@@BamaBass omg. the cats love your livestream! we used to watch your guys backyard streams on my laptop and they would jump on the bed with their faces glued to the screen !! even mistook it for an aquarium and everytime Cloud saw Shadow the catfish his eyes would get real big!
😂😂😂😂
Can't wait to see the ones @Cedar Falls! 🤠 and for all the new subscribers you're in
☺️for a treat! 🤗
It’s amazing how much Bamabass enjoys the small pond as well. Love it!
Again this is my favorite channel has been for a very long time!!! Thanks for the smiles guys!!
I love Greg's work, it shows how highly you value the pond ecosystem.
I've been thinking about building a small hydroelectric dam on my property once I buy a house. With your engineering background, I believe that would be a great project to undertake in the creek on the farm. I think your viewers would enjoy it, I know I will. It can power the farm!
I am thankful for people that do stuff like this for the environment. God bless and thanks for sharing
Nice red shouldered hawk going after the squirrel. Time to cull some bass or add some pickerel or other toothy predator fish to cull baby bass.
The third squirrels name should be Gadget, 😊 keeping with the Chip N Dale cartoon. 😁
Yeah that would be a nice name
Every second of these videos keep me entertained
I'd maybe check your scale or possibly pick up a new one. I understand they may be predictable losses after the spawn but those losses seemed relatively consistent. That scale has definitely seen a lot of fish over the years and may be getting worn out.
Aren't you worried that some of those crawfish will find their way into the pond? Amazing how far it has come in just a hundred days!
LETS GOO I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FORWARD TO YOUR VIDEOS, SUPPORT FROM ASIA
Really makes for a great Sunday watch👍
hell yeah. I'm kinda hopin he brings back Tank Tuesdays but can't go wrong with a video every other Sunday! 🙂 But was thinkin on those off weeks he could put up a video of the 300 gallon and maybe squeeze in a few clips from the backyard pond.
(Just a thought)
Shout out to bama bass ✌🏽😉if you're in the comments! 😎
Comment 17. Congratulations, looking great and cant wait to see what is still to come
Keep stocking trout!!!! Rainbow trout are the reason bass get so big in California
You have such a fantastic setup! Incredible research you are doing. That overspill for the pond is brilliantly engineered. So impressed
All you guys deserve an Award. That's simply AMAZING !!!
I'm glad you built the smaller water feature I love the diversity of it I could put a couple chairs around it and I don't think I would ever be board there is so much to learn and watch even if you have seen it before it's still cool
I think doing another project like making trails would be exciting and new. I am addicted to this channel and you are living the dream life. Thank you for all your hard work.
I've been watching these videos for 4 years now. Found the channel on a road trip with my then girlfriend, now wife who is pregnant with our 2nd boy. Love the channel and can't wait to builds my little slice of heaven like this one day.
The mouse hopping on the bed to sleep in the mouse house is hilarious.
im 27 and i love watching these videos, those bass are looking good. Healthy deer as well
What a life! So happy for you and your family getting to do what you guys love to do you've done some amazing amazing things with your property! love your content! Can't wait to follow along with your new projects!
I wait for these videos every week we just love watching your family
Fantastic as always. Thanks for making my day.
P.S. I may be wrong, but I think crawdads can walk from one body of water to another that is nearby. I had at least 1 walk from a very small creek on the back edge of my back yard about 60-70 feet to a very wet spot in my lawn and dig a hole to do whatever it is they do there. (I finally dried up the wet spot by shoving a handful of Willow limbs down the hole and over the years grew me another Willow tree.) So, I would not be surprised if you found crawdads in the 5-acre pond in the relative near future.
The aquascape pond looks fantastic!!❤❤❤ I love all the variety of Lillies! 🪷🪷🪷🪷🪷
I love the small ponds landscaping and hardscaping other than that red mulch. I always thought it stood out like an eye sore when I was a kid. All of our flower beds at my childhood home had it. Anyways, keep up the good work! Love the journey
I loved the Bahamas traveling with all the water features.
I’ve got an idea for you and Jr. Traveling to new and exciting water features and making a second channel full of water feature shorts! Find all the cool unique waterfalls around the areas you’ve visited as a collection for you to look back at. You do a really good job at filming water compared to how others film! ❤
I could watch these videos everyday. Thanks sharing this with us.
I have a water lily in my little 625 gallon pond that regrows and blooms every year. It isn't fancy like the ones you currently have but it is nice not having to replace it every year.
Very very great pond, one of the best, if not the best pond I’ve ever seen.
Get so excited everytime I see Bama bass pop up, love these videos
If you want to limit damage to your bass, change out any treble hooks for single hooks.
This is such a great video! The explanation at 3:15 really helped me understand the concept better. Thanks for sharing!
Keep them coming, for I love them and I know that everyone do's the same.
Ponds coming along great & outtakes of the wildlife around it . cheers from Ozstraya
Absolutely beautiful pond building. Your crew knew what they were doing. I wish I could have just a little part of that in my backyard. Perhaps I’ll dream a little.
Omg! I am totally obsessed!!!! Great job!!!!!!!!
One of the best content on youtube. ❤
This is an excellent quick overview of the entire, amazing build.
Would love to see you build a salt water pond, but that would be an insane level of maintenance. Would probably need to hire a full time person or two to take care of it.
Crazy it’s already been 100 days. Time sure flies. I can’t wait to see those plants grown in like the backyard pond! Still crossing my fingers we see a gar in Cedar Falls.
Also, that was a lizard, not a salamander. Probably an anole.
no better way to end a sunday than an episode of bamabass!
My favorite saying of BamaBass's "Got Eeeem" Love the idea of a Saltwater feature. Now that would be cool. Great Video.
Need more videos. I enjoy it! Much love from Croatia.
A recap episode means a new season is coming soon! Can't wait for more pond content!
Thanks for another great video! Your property has come a long way! I'm sure I speak for many that we are waiting for more great content!
SALT WATER BUILD PLEASE!!!!!!! Loved my 400 gallon can only imagine a pond
Would this even be possible? Be cool if so
yeah lol
It is possible, but really difficult en to costly. The sun gets a lot of algae in the pond. U need it to be in the shade almost all of the time. I have seen some ponds. But most are close to the sea and they can pump fresh saltwater 24/7. It is possible, but it will be a next level challenge wich might not be worth all that trouble. A saltwaterpon works better/great inside tho.
@@standoortjes3651 , my thoughts to. The Crimson Oak pond is basically replicating what can happen naturally in that climate and space and we see how much maintenance that takes. A salt water pond on same property would really be trying fight nature. I've only done small aquariums but salt water is a big step up in difficulty from freshwater
Great to see the evolution of the pond.
OOoh a salt water would be excellent, bring the Ocean to you! Maybe do the saltwater threadfins, and flounder to keep with a gaming pond?
It's always amazing to see you construct, and this "Dream" pond is the ideal complement to your five-acre pond setup!
I wonder if the bass weight problem has to do with their metabolism and the heat. With the Alabama heat their metabolism is going to be super quick, they might just be burning off energy as quickly as they consume it. It seemed like the 3+ pounders were getting caught in November, when it was cool enough for long enough that they could properly eat
I really enjoy watching all the things you have done with the pond. I had a thought when I saw you down at the creek. Get you a 1/16 oz. red rooster tail lure with a short rod and see if you can catch a Red Finn Pike. I beat very few of your viewers even know what they are. They don't get very big (12 to 15 inches) is a big pike. Many people who have eaten them will say they are the best-tasting freshwater fish there is, I'm one of them !
I just placed my order for LMNT. That price is steep, but it beats $4 for a Gatorade at the store. It will keep me hydrated on bike rides and hikes!
Always love all the animals and fish 🐟💞
Your fan from zambia 🇿🇲
Welcome fellow African! I live in rural down south.
Love from the BAHAMAS 🇧🇸
Our family also watches your videos. They are relaxing to watch and we get to see God's beautiful creation. God bless you.🙂
I ordered LMNT with your link. Hope it helps your channel out
Keep up the inspirational work my fren.
Would love to see you fish for some with a 6” glidebait. Maybe a cormorant Thrizzard, a Trashy bass Thready, ya, it would be so cool to watch. Really enjoy these pond videos!!
Saltwater pond? that would be so cool
Been watching since the first day of building, crazy you here now, amazing
I love these videos . I anxiously await every one
The reason the bass might be going for the flys on the top of the water and wasting energy is because they have that light shining down on them from above. Just a thought though. Makes sense if you think about it; they'd focus on the things they can see above them. (As far as, when you were monitoring them on the night cam).
That Spider caught a cicada it looks like!! So much life out there
bamabass with the absolute heater title for the algorithm
Southern Alabama looks amazing. I love your ponds and your accent!
Time to build a house next to the ponds??? Love the videos man!
Hey, buddy, all you workers did a great job at amazing job. It looks so good. You couldn't have asked for a better place to put it in. You picked a great place. I love your videos you put out. I only watched the ones but there's probably more. There to watch I will finish watching the rest. I just want to say. God bless, it looks really amazing and Keep.
The videos coming you have a awesome day.