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Lawson, I love how no-nonsense you are with your fishing. So many fisherman on social media are over-the-top when filming content, acting crazy dramatic and silly the whole time. Especially when it comes to snakeheads - or FrAnKeNfIsH as cornballs say. You stay focused and keep it chill and quiet. You also speak straight facts, no hype or misinformation. Gets so old hearing people say you have to kill snakeheads, for example. That hasn't been true for years and years, but these guys don't even bother to do a simple Google search. You're a breath of fresh air! Thank you, dude!
Love to watch snakehead videos!!!! For sure my favorite fish to target. I went out yesterday and lost count of how many I caught, biggest was like 6-7 lbs. Got a couple large mouths and peacocks too.
I used to fish with my dad a lot as kid but sadly grew out of it...until I started watching your videos a year ago. I’m in south Florida and had no idea how many kinds of fish were out there, Can’t say anything else but thank you homie!
always glad to see guys have respect for the snakeheads, wish guys here in MD would have the same respect for northern snakeheads like you Florida guys have learned to have for the bullseyes
There's a huge misunderstanding when it cones to fish being invasive vs nonative. Nonative means not from here without causing harm such as peacock bass. Invasive meaning it's not from here well causing harm. There's plenty of species people think are invasive when in reality there nonative and don't need such a bad rep.
I'm just jealous of you Floridians. I absolutely love eating fish, and you guys have just a massive diversity of species that would be considered delicious to the average person. That is why I am jelly of you guys tossing back those snake heads.
Yo dude I like that video that you showed up with the snakehead that's awesome man I would like to do that down the road. I've been watching you for a long time and I like your content.
River Monsters did a good job at dispelling a lot of the negative hype that is around snake heads. Jeremy disproved that they were land crawling fish that would kill your pets. It was presented that they are an invasive species that we can't control, which is true. The dig at river monsters is curious, is there anything in the episode that points to a negative sterotype?
I’ve always wanted to canal hop do you think it would be worth my time to go to south Florida and bank fish the canals for a few days ? I’m in South Georgia not too far it looks like it’s a lot of fun get in places nobodies been too you know
Awesome video just curious what central area where you fishing I've tried for snakeheads many times in Coral springs and just seem to have them follow my bait maybe I'm not in the right area thanks
Someone is using your name trying to 👺👺👺👺👺👺👺👺👺👺👺👺scam me out of money They are saying you win a prize But cannot name the reels in the pictures they sent me Just trying to make you aware☠️☠️
If every angler killed every snake head they caught would it even make a dent in their population? 🤷♂️ A lot of smart folks claim there isn't anything we can do about them now. Same goes for a lot of invasive species.
@@coastalcowboy928 So, if that was true, we wouldn't need limits on bass, or sunnies, or snapper, or..... Unless the government is lying to us and just don't want us to have fun.....
@@marksadventurechannel8471 not sure what bass or snapper have to do with the snakehead population, but all right lol pretty sure there’s been a limit on bass and snapper way before snakehead were around
Always love episodes featuring Mr. Rose and Law-dawg together!
Lawson those hook set sounds in the intro were so satisfying! Awesome fishing and great editing dude!
You restarted my love for fishing the flats when I started watching the channel about two years ago
Thanks for your time bro means alot
Lawson, I love how no-nonsense you are with your fishing. So many fisherman on social media are over-the-top when filming content, acting crazy dramatic and silly the whole time. Especially when it comes to snakeheads - or FrAnKeNfIsH as cornballs say. You stay focused and keep it chill and quiet. You also speak straight facts, no hype or misinformation. Gets so old hearing people say you have to kill snakeheads, for example. That hasn't been true for years and years, but these guys don't even bother to do a simple Google search. You're a breath of fresh air! Thank you, dude!
Amazing work as always doggy. And good to be seeing Scott again!!
Love slinging topwater!! great day bro
Hi scott
More amazing content from Lawson per usual.
Love the frog shots
Cool to see Scott
I agree
Love to watch snakehead videos!!!! For sure my favorite fish to target. I went out yesterday and lost count of how many I caught, biggest was like 6-7 lbs. Got a couple large mouths and peacocks too.
That kind of fishing is so much funn!!
So happy ur fishing for snakes. I’ve been waiting for years.
LOVE IT BROSKI! KEEP ON ROCKING ! BAM BAM BAM
Always a pleasure my man's, good stuff.. RESPECT.
I used to fish with my dad a lot as kid but sadly grew out of it...until I started watching your videos a year ago. I’m in south Florida and had no idea how many kinds of fish were out there, Can’t say anything else but thank you homie!
always glad to see guys have respect for the snakeheads, wish guys here in MD would have the same respect for northern snakeheads like you Florida guys have learned to have for the bullseyes
Finally! Been looking forward to the next vid
Hands down Mt favorite forg bait the Ribbit
Sko I made the patrons list!
Good fishing🤙
banger as always
WHAT IS UP MAH DAWWWWWWGS
Sweet snakes.
Nice vid!
Hey buddy was in the same storm under a bridge also lol. But caught great fish
Holy Hook set! Swinging for the fence geez
Wow thats crazy your were right behind my house in Lauderdale Lakes, I fish that canal all the time
Great vid man. Robert Field had a great series on snakeheads. Coordinated with fish and game to get down to the facts.
There's a huge misunderstanding when it cones to fish being invasive vs nonative. Nonative means not from here without causing harm such as peacock bass. Invasive meaning it's not from here well causing harm. There's plenty of species people think are invasive when in reality there nonative and don't need such a bad rep.
they are amazing to eat..
Lawdog my understanding and I might be wrong but fwc has said before not to throw snakeheads back since they are nasty invasive.
I'm just jealous of you Floridians. I absolutely love eating fish, and you guys have just a massive diversity of species that would be considered delicious to the average person. That is why I am jelly of you guys tossing back those snake heads.
Yo dude I like that video that you showed up with the snakehead that's awesome man I would like to do that down the road. I've been watching you for a long time and I like your content.
Looks like cape Coral. You should definitely hit the spillways
You’re my favorite brother. Don’t tell the others 😶🌫️
Such a shame! Did you catch any Florida native fish?
River Monsters did a good job at dispelling a lot of the negative hype that is around snake heads. Jeremy disproved that they were land crawling fish that would kill your pets. It was presented that they are an invasive species that we can't control, which is true. The dig at river monsters is curious, is there anything in the episode that points to a negative sterotype?
He also released a 8-9’ bull shark back into a freshwater swimming/washing area.
I thought you weren’t supposed to release them back into the water.🤔
What happened to the kayak???
Sorry I didn't say I got a RUclips channel too but I like your videos
When you catch a snake head fish do you dispose of it or do you release it back into the wild ???
I’m from Texas
I catch them in NJ all the time. Raccoon food afterward
I’ve always wanted to canal hop do you think it would be worth my time to go to south Florida and bank fish the canals for a few days ? I’m in South Georgia not too far it looks like it’s a lot of fun get in places nobodies been too you know
very cool, I like your videos, good luck always, don't forget to stop by, thank you for one hobby
Awesome video just curious what central area where you fishing I've tried for snakeheads many times in Coral springs and just seem to have them follow my bait maybe I'm not in the right area thanks
Why release invasive fish?
The buildings in the back give the local away!
WHACK ... no that's bottom...
We've all been there time and time again 🥲
Woohoo!
I thought you couldn’t throw snake heads back
SICCCKKKKK
that was highly illegal to release that snake head 🙃
river monsters exaggerated snakeheads so much
Aren’t you not supposed to put the invasive species back in the water ?
What’s ur idea for a new boat
Get outa my spot ;)
Awesome content but you shouldn’t have released invasives back into the wild
you Must kill snakeheads,, they reduce the good Fish
Someone is using your name trying to 👺👺👺👺👺👺👺👺👺👺👺👺scam me out of money
They are saying you win a prize
But cannot name the reels in the pictures they sent me
Just trying to make you aware☠️☠️
Nope you throw them back
Quit frickin setting the hook so damn hard man
Ya know, by releasing snakeheads, you are not setting a very good example.
If every angler killed every snake head they caught would it even make a dent in their population? 🤷♂️
A lot of smart folks claim there isn't anything we can do about them now. Same goes for a lot of invasive species.
He specifically addressed this issue.
You know it doesn’t matter if you kill or release them anymore right? The population is here to stay
@@coastalcowboy928 So, if that was true, we wouldn't need limits on bass, or sunnies, or snapper, or..... Unless the government is lying to us and just don't want us to have fun.....
@@marksadventurechannel8471 not sure what bass or snapper have to do with the snakehead population, but all right lol pretty sure there’s been a limit on bass and snapper way before snakehead were around