I Can't Believe This Happened while Urban Fishing in Houston
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- Опубликовано: 30 янв 2020
- This is the most unfortunate thing I have ever witnessed while fishing. The water is no joke, especially in the winter. We were fishing in buffalo bayou near Downtown Houston for white bass, and whatever else was around. I met up with WILD LIFE, what was a fun fishing trip turned into a nightmare
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UPDATE: His friends dared him to jump and swim in the bayou.
Poor guy just trying to prove his BDE to some friends :( y'all gotta remember we ain't cut out for the ways of the water. Please think about yourself and your safety next time you're pressured into a situation
did he die?
@@AnimalBro yes
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Where did u buy ur rod holders I can't find any
My aunt lives right by the Bayou before University of Houston college. Grew up there in the 80s as a kid. We use to go down there to look for dead bodies while throwing rocks and walking the tracks. Bodies are always being pulled from there, mostly homeless people. Couple of years ago two men were kayaking, one had a small cut on his leg splashed water into the wound paddling. He died three days later in the hospital of a some flesh eating disease. It spread through is body quickly. That was on the Channel 13 News .I would not eat anything out of that water.
P.s. that water is probably more dangerous than the Coronavirus you keep bringing up.
Ha ha ha I couldn't agree more😂😂😂😂😂
Daaaaaaaaaamn we literally caught a body real trap ishhh
You all need to find another fishing spot. That place is probably contaminated it just looks to sketchy. This is the only video that worried me the rest of your videos awesome. Good luck bro , please don't ever go back to that spot. Can't wait to see more videos 🎣📹🐟🐠🐡
I once threw a corpse at that spot.Im still free.
Be typin
“OH it stinks really bad here, really really bad “
“I am fishing right next to the waste water discharge, should I be concerned about my health ? “
LOL 😂
Indeed..... Jajajajajaja
Yeah was that remark for real?
Waste water from a treatment plant is far cleaner than the actual bayou water. If Federal standards are being met
“I am fishing right next to the waste water discharge, should I eat the fish we catch?
You're free to do as you like, but I wouldn't.
Sorry for the victims family. ...why are people such pigs, pick put your trash pls. We're Texans, Come on.
@@fredkithcart5237I worked reclamation plants for thirty plus years and I approve this message. Some plants, including the one I worked at in Destin Florida, met or exceeded drinking water standards. For the most part our discharge was used for irrigation and firefighting, but it was/is also used for controlling saltwater intrusion in the freshwater aquifer.
I respect you for not showing that man's final moments. I'm sure his family would be grateful that you chose not to put the footage online as well.
That was a very respectful decision on your part.
Fuck up I wanna see the body
Firemen looking at you like you’re crazy for fishing there
Because he is^^ its like putting your rod in dirty toilet....
I've seen so many people fishing in the bayous in Houston. I always wonder if the eat the fish. The bayous smell awful.
As a local, this is the shit factory to us that live South of that in the Eastend area. I asked myself the same question. “Why the hell would they go fishing here!” 😂😂😂😂
Man, as disturbing as it is, thanks for sharing, you never know what can happen out there. Tragic brother.
That fish is like dont put me back i. There
If it smells as bad as you stated, then you're fishing in a public toilet.
I used to work at Valero refinery as a barge dockman and many times at night you would see HUGE fish swim under the lights. Some massive Gar, carp, huge Plogustamus fish, Redfish... one night there were even speckled trout chasing bait under the lights. the water in the bayou had turned very salty due to having a long drought
Man that sounds amazing! Those docks along the bayou look like amazing fishing spots! Too bad they're inaccessible lol.
@@BeachBomberFishing yea bro and very deep in some spots because they move those giant oil tankers in and out of the channel. Can only imagine the possibilities of fishing those deep holes! But yea its all under federal watch. There was old fishing strong tied to rails at valero so it makes me think someone was dropline fishing at one time lol
I got cholera just watching this clip
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Michael James pmsl :-)
Michael James 😂 I think , I did too
Fiahing is okay in Houston's bayous and in Galveston bay. That being said, do not eat! I caught some beautiful, fat speckled trout in the surf at Galveston last week. Normally they would have been fried up, but the state itself only recommends 1 8 oz meal of Galveston fish per month.
James Hill it’s so unfortunate! I was today years old when I found out the fish were significantly contaminated. Ironically me and my dad were going fishing.😖
Dang that sucks man but glad to see colabs from awesome Houston RUclipsrs
Gonna be doing more collabs!
That is the most chill dude ever that answers his questions on that call saying bro and all that what a legend
Thats crazy that you got to see this. Stay safe out there bro. Tight lines
I wouldn’t piss in that water let alone fish in it.
Yep. That's nasty ass water. I wouldnt live there.
Yeah I’m with ya on that
It is piss
The sound of the person on the call from the treatment plant pretty much told you it’s bad .... in a good way.
I always thought about fishing in a the bayou, but now I know...
Hey man! I do a lot of fishing in Australia off the jetty and you have some pretty good advice. Just wondering what size rod and reel/brand would be good for fishing off the jetty? Want to be able to cast it far and will be using baits not lures. Cheers bro!
That's that same water the ninja turtles came out of right?
MUTANT turtles, yeah
I admire the heck out of you for not showing that!!! Most people would have been thrilled to have footage that gruesome. That was a human life and someone's loved one. I'm really proud of you!!!! When you do good you get good, so look for some good carma too come your way!!!!!!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you for the kind words! I mostly get negative comments. A lot of people were mad that I did not post footage of the drowning. I deleted most of those comments.
@@BeachBomberFishing In my world negative people don't count. With this virus, watching fishing videos and fishing is all I can do so I really appreciated you not showing that. Stay safe and I'll wish you good fishing!!!! 😊
Kathy D Brumfield B I agree. That guy probably has a family. I applaud BBF for showing some human decency and respect!
Although I in part agree. Sometimes its important to show what can happen if you put yourself in this sort of situation. Could possibly save a life. The next time some person decides Hey I'm gonna cross this river on a dare they'll think about this video.
@@jbillareezy3223 Just knowing someone died should be enough. There are certainly more sickos wanting to see such things than good folk who need to learn a lesson. As a veteran, I've seen some horrific things and none of it bears repeating or sharing visually with others. It's enough to know that there are sick people who are capable of doing horrible things to others. Everyone needs to be aware of this and vigilant enough to watch out for the predators.
My two favorite local youtubers together...sucks that something terrible happened in y'all first video
10:24 the fireman's realization is so funny
Soooo, as an anecdotal note...I grew up on a lake in Michigan. The ice had just broken up and I pushed a canoe off of the shore to fish. I dumped the canoe about 10-12' out (full submersion), the whole event lasted about 25 seconds. Here's what happened: 1. I did not involuntarily breath in water (keep reading) 2. Standing on the shore and getting over the shock I could not inhale...nothing, like getting the wind knocked out of you. Little by little I could catch short breaths (see #1). 3. My testicles raged with pain due to the water being so cold. It's like being kicked in the nuts then you immediately have to perform a life saving operation with no air and fully clothed. My skin was on fire. The farther out you are the bigger the problem this would become. I've never heard anybody mention a testicular problem regarding cold water but this was the most problematic part of my experience, breathing aside. The water temp would have been in the low 40s.
Damn man, that sounds extremely painful!! I never thought about testicular damage, it makes sense. I had a very cold beverage spill on my lap once, testicles were hurting for a good day. How did you manage to get out?
Beach Bomber Fishing I just swam the short distance to shore and climbed out. I found out later multiple neighbors had seen the whole thing happen and watched until I was on shore. They were ready to come running. 👍
Fishing in a canoe in lake Michigan with ice... You must have some huge testicles. No wonder you were effected...
I used to fish in central NJ as a kid and it's nice to see that other parts of the US rival the Garden State for depressing vibes. Great vid!
Ever heard of bubbly creek?
@@dillonventola408 nooo
@@evan8654 it's one of the most polluted bodies of water in the world, right outside Chicago! Pretty depressing. Also the south Platte here in Colorado is pretty darn nasty
I'm curious where in central NJ? I used to live a 5 min walk away from the south branch raritan and it was really beautiful with old stone houses by the river and nice protected wild space. But I know many areas of Jersey especially towards NY and Philly can be straight up dumps. I was actually shocked when I saw how green and nice Hunterdon County was.
New content! I like the different environment. Keep em coming bud!
Poor guy, didn't see the whole vid before posting. RIP to dude
@@alfredo4956 sad situation man. Thanks for the support! I will try to start doing different environments.
Bro...Just listening to how well spoken and knowledgeable you are...makes me want to follow you! Awesome information.
Thanks, means a lot! A lot of people on here say the opposite 🤣
@@BeachBomberFishing The minute you start worrying about how other people feel about you is a minute wasted. You will never please everyone! Keep doing what you do!
Thanks man, I appreciate it.
To quote the great Bill Hicks "Why so down Bill?" "We're missin a moron!"
You boys got it rough in the big city makes me thankful to have my desolate creeks
Yea dude, Houston is cool if you like the possibility of danger and crazy shit happening anywhere at any time.
People do not eat the fish from here and its only catch and release.
I've been meaning to ask about the new Penn Special Casting Reel you recently purchased. I still haven't been able to track one down but please I would love to know your thoughts now that you've had it a short time.
So Sad. Thanks for taking the time to explain the situation and the dangers of hypothermia. I wonder if this was labeled a "cholera related death".
Ive seen it happen on the Brazos river behind a dam.Guy got swept away right in front of me.When the alarm goes off be on higher ground,just a bad deal..😬
Ah man, that's one of my biggest fears of fishing a dam.
Really!? I fish in NE Texas at Cooper lake, and when they sound the siren the water rises maybe 6 inches. I learned that one time fishing back there, and I was the only fool running to higher ground. No one else even flinched. Lol
That's clean water. No worries. It's the water they use for the Budweiser plant.....lol.
Now it's the water that's leaking out in 610.
I know. I work by the Texas Medical Center. Sent us home at 3pm. No restrooms.
Hey I seen your ocean master review and I was going to ask what would be a nice set up for crystal beach?
Damn bro shits crazy,stay safe while fishing!
Thanks man!
In the 70's the city of Spokane wa used to dump 160,000 gallons of overflow from the sewage treatment plant directly into the Spokane river. The river did not look as bad as that bayou.
Ohio towns along the Ohio River still do. Southern Ohio is bad for it.
That’s nuts, would you eat fish caught in the Spokane River? or far until it you’d consider safe
Sad to see places to fish look like that
Depends on where you are, think larger metropolitan areas have more trouble with tainted wastewater levels. I worked in a suburban area wastewater plant for a long time. I know from testing it that our water discharge was cleaner than the actual river water.
I'm 30 and we used to stick our hands into the bayou to catch turtles. I still can't believe I ever did something like that. Sometimes the water was rushing and we almost fell in a few times. I feel so sad for that man and his family.
When you panicked I thought someone was stealing your truck!Sad story though.
If you guys want I’ll open my septic tank and you can fish that too
😆😆😆
Send me location immediately
@@reddirtoutdoorsandfishing7207 oh wow😂😂
Hey first time watching your channel. Quick question, if you didn't get the answer would you have kept the fish?
No, I wouldn't keep anything out of this bayou to be honest.
You remind me of dudes I grew up with in Houston lol, the silly jokes at the beginning.
I thought that spot was gross and then the Dead Guy confirmed it.
Fishing the discharge of waste treatment plant... "Is it ok to eat a catfish from here?" ROFL
🤣🤣🤣 someone finally gets it.
Avoid the floating “brown trout!” 🤣🤣🤣
Regardless if water is clean or not catfish are the trash can fish of the waters. Should not be eaten. The same with swine.
@@snatcher420 wrong, catfish are apex predators. They eat the same thing as most game fish.
@@conniewolf7300 It is unclean everywhere it is taken from.
Lev 11:9 These shall ye eat of all that are in the waters: whatsoever hath fins and scales in the waters, in the seas, and in the rivers, them shall ye eat.
Lev 11:10 And all that have not fins and scales in the seas, and in the rivers, of all that move in the waters, and of any living thing which is in the waters, they shall be an abomination unto you:
Lev 11:11 They shall be even an abomination unto you; ye shall not eat of their flesh, but ye shall have their carcases in abomination.
Lev 11:12 Whatsoever hath no fins nor scales in the waters, that shall be an abomination unto you.
What the heck part of Houston is this? Is this one of the channels outside of downtown heading out towards Channelview?
YOLO! (Audience cheers) Catch and cook! Crazy video!
Lmfao catch a cook from the waste plant 🤣
I love fishing it is my relax from the world time. There are places I would not go and that is one of them.
I'm gonna wear a tyvek suit next time lmao
That water looks so putrid that it would probably glow in the dark!
Whoa man that was crazy.
Sad really...thank you for the tip tho😊
The whole fishing situation was sketchy and kind of gross to begin with and then you throw a dead body floating in there and OMG
That dude asked wht kind of water it is, hell waste water is so called treated sewage 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
What else was on that combo hook- prawn and ??
I'm glad I live in the Pacific Northwest. I'm surrounded by pristine water everywhere I go. Chrome Chinook, Coho, Sockeye and Steelhead. Dungeness crab, razor clams, Willapa Bay oysters. I understand that I'm fortunate I don't have to fish in places like this. Id literally stop fishing all together before id fish this water.
You looked more concerned than the rescuers.
they probably see shit like that on a daily basis
I work down the street from there. I always think of going to fish there on my lunch break.
Pancho Villa hahahah holy fck
Go fish there then Holmes. Don’t live your life and thinking what could of been.
Hell yeah, fishing in piss and shit water.
We have a sewage treatment system for our development and there are always a few people fishing in the little retention pond/canal downstream of it. I mean like 10 feet from where the water discharges from the sewage plant. I often wonder if I should tell them what they are fishing in, or if they just don't give a crap.
You're brave bud...I wouldn't eat any fish out of that water. I've lived here all my life and have never been down to that bayou. It just looks dirty.
Thanks for sharing though.
Its really nasty down there. I definitely wouldn't eat anything out of there lol.
"Due to the circumstances, there will be no intro"
> still monitizes video
Lmao I cant believe you are fishing that bayou bro. You should try port rd. Off of 146.
I have fished there too. I lived right down the road from there.
I live in kemah on the water....sum good dock fishing!
You don't need pliers to take hook out of fish. I use a stick. I saw the gills bleeding which means the fish will die. The fish I use a stick on never die. I fish for bluegill. Here is how it works.
1. I take a chop stick because the diameter of the chop stick is approx the same size as the gap between the barb and the shank of the hook.
2. Slide the stick down the fishes throat past the hook (which is embedded in the fish).
3. Pull the line tight along side of the stick and clamp it tight against the stick using your finger and thumb.
4. Now with the fish hanging loose (you are holding the fishes weight up by the stick pinched to the line) spin the fish round and round.
5.The line will wrap around the stick as you turn the fish until it gets tight and the hook will wrap around the stick and slip out of the fish.
The fish will survive with no injury. I used to use pliers to catch bait fish but would loose up to 30% of my baits to death. Now I rarely loose a single fish. Jesus is coming soon but there is another coming who will claim to be the Christ. The world will believe him. Turn to Jesus before it is too late. He loves you and doesn't want you to be deceived or to go to hell. Repent of your sins and serve Him. Lord be with you.
Hello from the UK, bad shyte man, I enjoy your videos thanks for making them.
They should b prosecuted for dumping waste water into water that's nasty as hell
Happens all over America
Yeah and it's sad bc the government is ruining our fishing and our environment it's all about the money
It’s treated water.
Waste water is treated water. Then it's called drinking water.
Down the toilet. Treated. Then out of the faucet.
I work in the water industry, what do you think is coming out of your facet? Especially since they are getting away from well water and trying to use strictly surface water. On average, the water coming out of your facet has been in seven toilets.
There's no way I would put my skin in contact with that water! I'm sure that you guys could find a better fishing spot than that!!!
We were bored and decided to come here lol.
Wonder why it stinks......treated waste water... .oh ya
@@mikepedersen9520Because it's just piss and shit
I'm sorry that you had to witness that. I'm sorry for the family.
Damn! That’s crazy!
You are a very brave and diverse fisherman. I love me a fishing adventure... but that area looked like death from the beginning. I'd not even want to drive by that water way... DISGUSTING!
Bad deal while fishing. You’re definitely braver than I. I’ve watched other videos and know you’re not desperate for fishing spots. Toxic fishing are two things that don’t go together.
was this on the news?
Do you actually eat what you catch out of those bayous?
No way lmao
Spent a few years as a Recovery diver....... all they can do is start dragging the sonar. Sad.
Also, don't assume drowning victim will float in a current. Sometimes you find the body a mile down river in a 2kt current, sometimes it sinks right there. There is no way to tell.
Thank you for the information. They spent a few hours looking for the body, they eventually found him.
Social distancing... Goes fishing in water that came from a million toilets. Dead bodies float by. Yup, we be Social distancing.
Lmao to be fair, I filmed this video back in January 17th, before the coronavirus outbreak in the US.
This n Pasadena?
I grew up in Houston in the late 50s and 60s and even then we had better fishing water. Used to go out to just west of Eldritch Rd on I-10 and Addicks just below the dams. Lots of monster carp and gar in the swift water and big cats downstream. We'd throw cast nets into the eddys just off the swift water and have trouble landing them they'd be so full of stuff.
I thought this was an episode of "the wire"
I keeps one in the chamber in case you pondering
You laugh about Gators but when I was in my teens a few friends and I would fish around there literally right under/off the side of the same bridge, the park by there (opposite side down the bayou) has a nicer fishing platform...( Bigger fish too but less chances catch a nice one idk y) n e ways But more then a few times we seen Gators! We once caught a small one and then the bigger ones came! Another time it was a cloudy day as it was and as it was getting late by the time we were ready to leave (by sundown) I had a old flashlight in the tackle box (remember there wasn't smart phones back then lol) when I lit it up to make sure the trail where we came from was clear (had a strange feeling believe it or not IdK y) I swear there was a quite a few Gators eyes looking at us as we Where on those pillars that hold up the bridge (the boards that help stop boats/vessels from hitting the bridge hard) supposedly using it as a platform/seat to get close to the water as possible. To be where these guys are at at sundown the Gators could of easily cut us off. Anyways obviously we made it & There are/were various species of fish there believe it or not including gars & Gators! lol damn those were the days eh? 🤷🏽♂️ Any who Just thought I should share them fishing stories with y'all! Happy fishings n rip to the dumbass that died (no offense) as I wish his family well
People fish right near alligators in George Bush Park all the time.
I'm a Floridan, I've had to dodge gators driving, I've been kayaking surrounded by them, been fishing and seen them, even used to mess with them as a kid for fun lol.
Damn a hike was right I would've killed myself getting down their 😆 🤣 😂 be safe
this happens on the central coast of California where people think because of the temperature outside that they can swim in the water, no
Dang that sucks man
None of his buddy’s jumped in or even told him to stop him I’m so disappointed
Sad, my respect
RIP
Did you catch any corn-eye brown trout?
Up north that is our pool water temp in the summer. Cold water is 32 up here.
Any news to what happened to them?
His friends dared him to do it
@@BeachBomberFishing Thanks man. That is horrible and his friends will have to live with that for the rest of their lives.
The fish in Buffalo bayou are literally dangerous to eat and touch. That bayou is basically a giant drain for all of houstons pollution
Was that person ok ?
Dude where is that located?
Are they in Mexico or USA? I’m confused
Usa
Beach Bomber Fishing
Oh ok.😊
Lol not much difference
Mad respect to you for omitting the footage of that man losing his life. No need to show that kind of mess.
Exactly. No one wants their family member's death to be a source of entertainment. Just sick that some people try to capitalize on other people's death or misery.
On Jan. 23, a man police were chasing jumped into Greens Bayou. According to a tweet by Houston police, the incident began about 10:25 a.m. that day as a trespassing call. Police said the man was being pursued by officers from the Northeast Division when he jumped into the bayou near the East Freeway and Market Street. The dive team was called to the scene to search for the man, but he wasn't found until about 12 days later. His identity has not been revealed.
Wow I'm gonna have to look into this. Greens bayou is deep, especially when it starts to merge into buffalo bayou.
@@BeachBomberFishing after I saw the video I had to look it up and that one is placed right around where you were fishing at
I don't know much when it comes to fishing, but i would be safe to assume that the combination of the dull greenishgray color of the water and the floating suds foamy thingy can't be good lmao 😆 😅 🤣
It's not lol, rhat water coming out of that plant is highly chlorinated.
Soon as I see someone in trouble I'm goin in if u dont try u live with that
No lie, it’s about time I see some fishing videos from Houston and surrounding areas. 🤘🏾
Gonna try to get more into it. Houston is a very interesting place to fish.
I live in a small town in Ky nothing near the size of Houston so comparison to waste water plant size is nothing, but it is a excellent place to catch fish. I mean the water has been treated and it’s suppose to be safe but there’s just the thought of where it is and how people live in Houston.
Great info! I have been doing a lot of reading on the subject. This part of the bayou is probably the cleanest water in the area.
kenneth faulkner Buffalo Bayou is polluted with mercury, lead and PCBs and a maximum consumption of 8 ounces per month is recommended.
That’s crazy!
What the hell are you doing fishing in stinky sewer water ? Toxic waste water and you don't seem to care . Look at the water , dude !
Glad I don’t have to go home with you
Lord Tyrranus. Romans 2:15
“Which shew the work of the law written in their hearts, their conscience also bearing witness, and their thoughts the mean while accusing or else excusing one another;)”
@Lord Tyrranus. just got to galveston
Sorry to this man...
RIP
Was that wild life TV fishing with you
Man I worked at that plant on a weekly basis for about 9 years. 69th Street down off marcario Garcia. It actually is safe to eat the fish and I have seen some massive ones right out there.
Remember back in the day this was about same location of that (I'm guessing lost) manatee/sea cow? Y'all remember!?? I know I do lol
Yep I remember that! That was along time ago back in 95. I was still a kid lolm
I wouldn’t want to fish in that nasty water and all the trash laying around. Disgusting.
Hey thanks for the video os this location off of highway 6 thanks alot.