I fish in the pumpkin seed's native range and they are just beautiful little fish, they sometimes hybridize with blue gill and green sunfish They taste great too
i love em bc i actually catch them but i hate them bc i catch them my local pond is stocked with other fish but i seem to only catch the blue gill and pumpkin seeds
Only if they are super hungry, or they are accustomed to being hand fed all sorts of unusual stuff by humans. I don't think a wild sunny/bluegill that's not regularly fed by people will eat an empty hook. They are actually intelligent, and they learn things VERY quickly. Same with largemouth bass.
Here is a list of florida invasive fish: clown knife, mayan cichlid, red bellied pacu, oscar, butterfly peacock bass, grass carp, bullseye snakehead, pike killifish, blue tilapia, mozambique tilapia, nile tilapia, spotted tilapia, red devil cichlid, midas cichlid, lionfish, walkung catfish, hoplo catfish, several pleco species, jaguar guapote, jewel cichlid, asian swamp eel, sailfin molly, black acara, convict cichlid, redtail catfish, and zebra cichlid. All of these are fish i have seen, caught, or other people have caught and there are likely many more that can be added to this list
Butterfly peacock bass are most definitely not invasive. Please do not kill them. They were introduced into florida waterways to kill and eat all these other fish which are actually invasive
A good video series idea is “best sport fish” or something similar. I have been a fisherman almost my entire life and i know from personal experience and from friends/family a list of 50-100 fish that could work.
If it's a list of best sport fish it shouldn't be that long. Fish based on size taste and fight. Sport fish like mahi mahi, bluefin tuna, striped bass, rooster fish etc.
@@averytheaxolotl5689 Many freshwater “trash fish” outfight “sport” fish. Bowfin and carp will outpull a largemouth, trout, or walleye of similar size (fisherman polls about species fighting ability back this up). In the salt jack crevalle is widely regarded as the strongest fish pound per pound, often taking over 30 minutes to land if over 30 pounds, for reference the might hard fighting tarpon often only takes on average 20 minutes at 100+ pounds. Despite this the jack is considered a junk fish. If he does rate the fish he should judge by sportiness, not whether they are considered “sport” fish.
just a couple from Australia. 1. Redfin Perch/European Perch (feed on all the small native fish species and there numbers have exploded) 2. Crown of thorns starfish (big problem as they are destroying the coral reef systems) 3. Common roach (invasive but numbers haven't exploded as they get displaced by carp) 4. Tench (use to be a big problem fish but Carp have also started to displace them)
Thanks for the support, I made these videos a long time ago but i'm glad people are still enjoying them. Yes the hair is a real problem haha it's on everything
Funfact. The zander is a native spieces in the netherlands, where i live. And when u said the zander is a mix from the pike and that other fish is actually hilarious because in our country that’s the name for the zander. We call it a ‘snoekbaars’. Pike translates to ‘snoek’ And perch translates to ‘baars’
I had two pumpkin seed sunfish in my aquarium when I was in school,I found them to make great pets,these lasted for several years too,sad to say but they can quickly over populate an area in a hurry
Very interesting series! I think you should look into the lamprey, the so called vampire fish. It is a major problem in the Great Lakes of North America.
I have had some zander on the hook and they don't bring so much of a fight lol. So they are not really a blessing. (If you are talking about a blessing when it comes to fishing) But they do taste good!
Zander is a huge game fish in germany. Its not about the fight they put up but the Initial bite on a spinning rod. If you use a dedicated zander rod wich is usually a quite Stiff extra fast rod, the bite feels like someone Hits your jig head with a baseball bat. Friend Used to Tell me a good zander bite is like Heroin and i used to laugh at that comparison until i got myself a nice rod for them and the first zander to my softbait. I dont go for any other fish anymore. Its really really fucking addictive. Also its the best eating fish i can think of. A white champaign sauce and Rice on the side and you have a godly feast.
You didn't mention that the common carp is considered the world's greatest freshwater sport fish.........other than in the US and Australia. I'm guessing it is all about what people want to fish for will determine how people think about fish.
I'd rather catch pike ,muskie , bass etc, other than fish a dead lake full of nothing but white suckers and fat carp, 40 pounders out here all you in UK, come to Canada, lake Ontario, take em out , eat em , take em home, put em in the garden, but some places , you can't catch nothing but carp. They fight good, but I like predators.
I have a video recommendation! I'm a newer subscriber and recently this channel has interested me in getting into the hobby of keeping fish (I'm a long time enjoyer of fish in general, but I've never kept one) and I want to start small, I think it would be interesting to see what your picks for a smaller aquarium would be!
One of the Central European countrys that I get to visit for a month a year is Hungary. Hungary is landlocked but has Lake Ballotin. It's big and deep. The carp is the base of a tomato based soup that is an Hungarian National dish . Just be careful as they usually have big ass bones. The Danube was once a great source of Sturgeon. Overfishing and construction of dams pretty much crashed the population, I have never found a part of the Danube above the delta, where fishing was allowed
There's reports of Catfish being introduced to Ireland. The 2 species are the Iascsliogan/Shaetfish (Wels) and the Brown Bullhead. They are class fish but it would probably be better if they were not here. These reports have not being confirmed though and I've never seen one and I fish many times a week
I fish lots of walleye here in the US, and I'm sure many other US fisherman would agree, Walleye are one of the best eating freshwater fish we have, along with Yellow Perch, Crappie (Panfish in general), and trout, so I'm sure Zander taste just as amazing
Fun fact-The clown knife fish is endagered in indonesia because the clown knife fish or belida(what do indonesian call clown knife fish) is an ingredient to pempek (indonesian food) and the local overfished it for the aquarium trade too
There was a small Creek in my neighborhood, it had one little area that was about 15 ft long and about 10 ft wide and, 10ft deep. Somehow, it was packed to the gills with about 10 different species, any given day you can go down there and pull up dozens a bluegills, green sunfish, and pumpkin seeds sunfish. I used to catch them and put them in my tank with my cichlids, and they are pretty aggressive they like to fight.. there were also pike, many types of minnows, some other silver type of fish. It was crazy how many fish were in that one little area
Zander is litterly calles pikeperch (snoekbaars) in Dutch. In many places of western europe the welsh catfish went extinct. In the Netherlands the catfish has made a huge comeback now i see them eating rats and carp wich made the water quality much better.
The sun fish was quite problematic in France around ten years ago, they were everywhere, but these days we can see a huge diminution of their numbers and an augmentation of the number of perches, my opinion is that the perch learnt how to eat the sunfish and that now they'regoing extinct
@@elipothesarcosuchus8758 I know! Ils sont abondants mais ils ne prennent pas le dessus sur la place. I also they think that they are a handsome fish if you get me
@@bygodfreeman As a relative of carp, pretty large. I’ve heard one of the hugest weighed as much as a small car, but that’s an extreme circumstance. Most of the time they’ll get about 5 pounds in the wild at max. We don’t normally see them reach this size In captivity because their growth is determined by how much space they have. If you keep them in a small glass bowl then they’ll only grow to a size that still gives them enough space to swim around in, but when you release them into a large lake, then they can grow to catastrophic sizes.
I worry with the hardiness and smallness of the Japanese rice fish,it will escape yard ponds and invade local waters as it becomes more popular. Seems like an inconsequential little fish problem but it could wreak havoc on native small fishes.
We have sunfish problem in Turkey. They eat small fish and fish eggs. They overpopulate the waters, if there is pike and perch their numbers drops but size goes up. Where there aren't predetory fish they are small numbers are high.
I know that I might be biased since Zander is native to Scandinavia. But as a fisherman, there are few other fish that are as exciting to catch and as good to eat as the Zander.
In a way what would be cool is when you do these videos you tell us on how they got to become their like Pike I'm real Curious on how Pike got where I am cuz they weren't introduced from people letting them go
@@bygodfreeman im not afraid at all, i eat it all the time. Now in summer you can catch over a hundred of them. Im personally think that they taste better with skin. I get rid of slime by washing them in viniger and fry them whole. Best fish to eat. Lot of our native fish have a lot of bones and catfish are practically boneless.
I don't remember if you have brought them up or if this is true but I have read that rainbow trout are invasive in some parts of the world (Including New Zealand)
Two come to mind in the US: the Blue Catfish in the eastern US; and the invasive Asian Carp, as it is referred, in the Great Lakes region of US and the Mississippi.
Carp cop a lot of blame in Australia but to be honest poor waterway management is more at fault for the threats to our native fish. Talk to old timers and the rivers were rarely dry. Now they rarely have water where I am.
Here in France, the american catfish are invasive species whereas the wels catfish is not. The regulatory body and scientifics has been monitoring it closely and even though its is huge and has appetite, it's not the killing monster people are talking about. It's an oportunistic scavenger also that can clean rivers. so it's a 50/50
The Russians introduced pink salmon to the White Sea, and it is quickly making its way down the Norwegian coast on its way to the rest of Europe. It is not known about much problems with its introduction to eco systems, but the biggest concern is that unchecked populations will create pollution of a river system as it spawns before the Atlantic Salmon, brown trout.
Didnt know you had walleye and panfish across the pond. Send out some rural Americans, and youd have a fish fry so grand, it would have songs about that delicious night!
California poisoned an entire lake to try to keep northern pike out. Asian carp on the Mississippi River system, snakehead fish in Florida, and lionfish in Florida's coastal water also come to mind for this list (or a part 2).
Snakehead fish only really occur around southeast FL. Pleco catfish, hoplo, & tilapia are absolutely everywhere though. Blue catfish although native to NW FL I'm sure does some damage where introduced. Similar with flathead catfish in some rivers. & some asian grass carp, arguably there could very well be reproducing diploids some or many places, regardless of if fish and wildlife agency wants to admit it or not Yeah, very convoluted/ complex. Just know FL has Lots of invasive fish
There are accounts from the Thirty Years War in Germany and Czechia of giant catfish feeding on the dead that ended up in rivers after battles or were washed down by rain
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I fish in the pumpkin seed's native range and they are just beautiful little fish, they sometimes hybridize with blue gill and green sunfish
They taste great too
I love them so beautiful I catch them here in IL in our creeks and streams
Part 3
i love/hate them
i love em bc i actually catch them but i hate them bc i catch them my local pond is stocked with other fish but i seem to only catch the blue gill and pumpkin seeds
In my area of Oregon almost all the punkin seeds have hybridized with bluegill.
Another thing about the sunfish is that they will even eat a hook with nothing on it. (At least in the US)
Tasty little things, aint they?
@@bygodfreeman I haven’t ate them a lot but they do taste good
Only if they are super hungry, or they are accustomed to being hand fed all sorts of unusual stuff by humans. I don't think a wild sunny/bluegill that's not regularly fed by people will eat an empty hook. They are actually intelligent, and they learn things VERY quickly. Same with largemouth bass.
@@HighlanderNorth1 I meant for it to be a little exaggeration
Sun fishes in the Maldives barely do that I mean you can just grab them out the water and they won't care a crap
Here is a list of florida invasive fish: clown knife, mayan cichlid, red bellied pacu, oscar, butterfly peacock bass, grass carp, bullseye snakehead, pike killifish, blue tilapia, mozambique tilapia, nile tilapia, spotted tilapia, red devil cichlid, midas cichlid, lionfish, walkung catfish, hoplo catfish, several pleco species, jaguar guapote, jewel cichlid, asian swamp eel, sailfin molly, black acara, convict cichlid, redtail catfish, and zebra cichlid. All of these are fish i have seen, caught, or other people have caught and there are likely many more that can be added to this list
While invasive species are bad, lots of those are aquarium fish and would be pretty fun catches.
Damn those are all the fish I think of when I think of Florida fish. What fish are native then?
Butterfly peacock bass are most definitely not invasive. Please do not kill them. They were introduced into florida waterways to kill and eat all these other fish which are actually invasive
@@l_d7897 yea true non-native does not necessarily mean invasive
How are grass carp invasive
A good video series idea is “best sport fish” or something similar. I have been a fisherman almost my entire life and i know from personal experience and from friends/family a list of 50-100 fish that could work.
As another avid fisherman I could probably add 20-100 fish to that list
If it's a list of best sport fish it shouldn't be that long. Fish based on size taste and fight. Sport fish like mahi mahi, bluefin tuna, striped bass, rooster fish etc.
Agreed.
@@koreyrenart5761 sportfish are purely based on the fight pound for pound
@@averytheaxolotl5689 Many freshwater “trash fish” outfight “sport” fish. Bowfin and carp will outpull a largemouth, trout, or walleye of similar size (fisherman polls about species fighting ability back this up).
In the salt jack crevalle is widely regarded as the strongest fish pound per pound, often taking over 30 minutes to land if over 30 pounds, for reference the might hard fighting tarpon often only takes on average 20 minutes at 100+ pounds. Despite this the jack is considered a junk fish.
If he does rate the fish he should judge by sportiness, not whether they are considered “sport” fish.
Great channel. Been binging all week
New fav series
Same
just a couple from Australia.
1. Redfin Perch/European Perch (feed on all the small native fish species and there numbers have exploded)
2. Crown of thorns starfish (big problem as they are destroying the coral reef systems)
3. Common roach (invasive but numbers haven't exploded as they get displaced by carp)
4. Tench (use to be a big problem fish but Carp have also started to displace them)
Between crown of thorns and lionfish,some reef systems can be truly destroyed.
Really enjoying this series this morning. Ty for all the hard work you do! Btw i have a German Shepherd too. Hair hair everywhere 😂
Thanks for the support, I made these videos a long time ago but i'm glad people are still enjoying them. Yes the hair is a real problem haha it's on everything
I've been waiting for the second part of this series yes!
this is number 3 now :)
Title literally says part 3
@@TennesseeScratcher no one was talking to you
@@TennesseeScratcher he wasn’t even talking to you
Touche I guess
Very interesting and informative. Thank you
Man I love this series
thanks im glad you like them :)
@@TsukiCove Hope to see a part 4
@@TsukiCove I Also Love This Series
Funfact. The zander is a native spieces in the netherlands, where i live. And when u said the zander is a mix from the pike and that other fish is actually hilarious because in our country that’s the name for the zander. We call it a ‘snoekbaars’.
Pike translates to ‘snoek’
And perch translates to ‘baars’
Some cool info. Thanks!
Here too in france, and the population is being taken care a lot
Lots of pumpkinseed here in the Seattle area. Good fighter for a tiny fish. Pretty 😍
I had two pumpkin seed sunfish in my aquarium when I was in school,I found them to make great pets,these lasted for several years too,sad to say but they can quickly over populate an area in a hurry
They are actually the next fish I'm buying.
But they taste so good!
@@bygodfreeman no they don't
The Pacu in New Guinea springs to mind. As does the Lamprey in the Great Lakes region.
Id eat a lamprey, i hear if you like fishy, oily flavor to give it a shot
Very interesting series! I think you should look into the lamprey, the so called vampire fish. It is a major problem in the Great Lakes of North America.
i honestly love your content
If the Floridan actually eat the clown knifefish like how they were a popular food in South East Asia. I bet they will get rid of them soon enough.
I feel thats the ansewr to every invasive species. If you dont like it, cook it. Ill bet you actually like the flavor.
Very good video. Thanks.
Zander sounds like a blessing. Like a walleye with perch and pike. As long as enough food.
I have had some zander on the hook and they don't bring so much of a fight lol. So they are not really a blessing. (If you are talking about a blessing when it comes to fishing) But they do taste good!
They're a pretty common fish in Germany and eaten a lot. Even in the Waters of Berlin they're caught and eaten often.
Zander is a huge game fish in germany. Its not about the fight they put up but the Initial bite on a spinning rod. If you use a dedicated zander rod wich is usually a quite Stiff extra fast rod, the bite feels like someone Hits your jig head with a baseball bat. Friend Used to Tell me a good zander bite is like Heroin and i used to laugh at that comparison until i got myself a nice rod for them and the first zander to my softbait. I dont go for any other fish anymore. Its really really fucking addictive. Also its the best eating fish i can think of. A white champaign sauce and Rice on the side and you have a godly feast.
@@julianfeiler5818here in america walleye are just as appetizing but are not known for their bite quite like pike are
When an aquarists’ channel just turns into a super informative bio channel
This is a very good series for anglers
You didn't mention that the common carp is considered the world's greatest freshwater sport fish.........other than in the US and Australia. I'm guessing it is all about what people want to fish for will determine how people think about fish.
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I'd rather catch pike ,muskie , bass etc, other than fish a dead lake full of nothing but white suckers and fat carp, 40 pounders out here all you in UK, come to Canada, lake Ontario, take em out , eat em , take em home, put em in the garden, but some places , you can't catch nothing but carp. They fight good, but I like predators.
I fish the pumpkin seeds all the time here in Canada pretty fish but holy moly are their tons and tons , make good fish fry tho 🙌🏻🤤
I have two pumpkin seeds in my pond with three other koi’s and holy they are beautiful.
While fishing in a creek I had a about one pound pumpkinseed chase to the shore from its nest. There colorful but mean little things.
Thanks for this.
I think this is my favorite channel on RUclips
Love your videos 🤘
I have a video recommendation! I'm a newer subscriber and recently this channel has interested me in getting into the hobby of keeping fish (I'm a long time enjoyer of fish in general, but I've never kept one) and I want to start small, I think it would be interesting to see what your picks for a smaller aquarium would be!
One of the Central European countrys that I get to visit for a month a year is Hungary. Hungary is landlocked but has Lake Ballotin. It's big and deep. The carp is the base of a tomato based soup that is an Hungarian National dish . Just be careful as they usually have big ass bones. The Danube was once a great source of Sturgeon. Overfishing and construction of dams pretty much crashed the population, I have never found a part of the Danube above the delta, where fishing was allowed
There's reports of Catfish being introduced to Ireland. The 2 species are the Iascsliogan/Shaetfish (Wels) and the Brown Bullhead. They are class fish but it would probably be better if they were not here. These reports have not being confirmed though and I've never seen one and I fish many times a week
I fish lots of walleye here in the US, and I'm sure many other US fisherman would agree, Walleye are one of the best eating freshwater fish we have, along with Yellow Perch, Crappie (Panfish in general), and trout, so I'm sure Zander taste just as amazing
Im from Europe and we naturally have a lot of Zander, they are the best tasting fresh water fish imo
Fun fact-The clown knife fish is endagered in indonesia because the clown knife fish or belida(what do indonesian call clown knife fish) is an ingredient to pempek (indonesian food) and the local overfished it for the aquarium trade too
Which one? With spot or not?
There was a small Creek in my neighborhood, it had one little area that was about 15 ft long and about 10 ft wide and, 10ft deep. Somehow, it was packed to the gills with about 10 different species, any given day you can go down there and pull up dozens a bluegills, green sunfish, and pumpkin seeds sunfish. I used to catch them and put them in my tank with my cichlids, and they are pretty aggressive they like to fight.. there were also pike, many types of minnows, some other silver type of fish. It was crazy how many fish were in that one little area
Can you do a video with the California yellow tail and the calico bass/ kelp bass please. Your channel is awesome.
Zander is litterly calles pikeperch (snoekbaars) in Dutch. In many places of western europe the welsh catfish went extinct. In the Netherlands the catfish has made a huge comeback now i see them eating rats and carp wich made the water quality much better.
The sun fish was quite problematic in France around ten years ago, they were everywhere, but these days we can see a huge diminution of their numbers and an augmentation of the number of perches, my opinion is that the perch learnt how to eat the sunfish and that now they'regoing extinct
That's class. Here in Ireland we have perch. Tasty fish. Great fun to fish for especially big ones
@@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344 yeah they're pretty good
@@elipothesarcosuchus8758 J'aime perche. Ils ne sont pas indigènes ici, mais c’est une espèce appréciée à l’échelle nationale
@@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344 lmao you said it, everyone loves this fish
@@elipothesarcosuchus8758 I know! Ils sont abondants mais ils ne prennent pas le dessus sur la place. I also they think that they are a handsome fish if you get me
Goldfish and lamprey should definitely be included on the next list
How big do gold fish get?
@@bygodfreeman As a relative of carp, pretty large. I’ve heard one of the hugest weighed as much as a small car, but that’s an extreme circumstance. Most of the time they’ll get about 5 pounds in the wild at max. We don’t normally see them reach this size In captivity because their growth is determined by how much space they have. If you keep them in a small glass bowl then they’ll only grow to a size that still gives them enough space to swim around in, but when you release them into a large lake, then they can grow to catastrophic sizes.
Carps will eat anything , even A PLANET.
The first image of the pumpkinseed appears to be a pumpkinseen x longear sunfish hybrid.
Great video 👍
In Queensland it is illegal for us to release carp back into the water after they are caught.
I worry with the hardiness and smallness of the Japanese rice fish,it will escape yard ponds and invade local waters as it becomes more popular. Seems like an inconsequential little fish problem but it could wreak havoc on native small fishes.
Another fastest fish video please
We can control carp by eating them
you'll have to eat a lot
@@TsukiCove thats a risk im willing to take.
I wonder if giant gouramis and bettas are invasive species anywhere
I Read On Wikipedia That Betta Fish Are A Potential Invasive Species In Texas, Florida And New South Wales, Australia.
@@Handlesareawful2008 A potential invasive species?
@@gautamdikshit9888 Go To The Betta Fish Wikipedia Article
@@Handlesareawful2008 Okay. Thank you.
@@gautamdikshit9888 Your Welcome
Ive caught hundreds of those Pumpkinseeds. They will eat just about anything you put in front of them.
These are very delicious invasive fish.
Like lionfish.
just FYI the fish at 8:06 is a Green Sunfish, closely related to the Pumpkinseed, but with a much larger mouth.
zander in dutch is called a snoekbaars which translates to pikeperch
and they are a protected spiecies there as well. You cant take as many home as you want.
I live in the native range of Pumpkinseed (northern U.S.) and they are a beautiful little fish
We have sunfish problem in Turkey. They eat small fish and fish eggs. They overpopulate the waters, if there is pike and perch their numbers drops but size goes up. Where there aren't predetory fish they are small numbers are high.
I know that I might be biased since Zander is native to Scandinavia. But as a fisherman, there are few other fish that are as exciting to catch and as good to eat as the Zander.
The fish you show at the beginning of the pumpkinseed section is NOT a pumpkinseed but a Longear sunfish.
Clown knife fish in Thailand are not only good pet exports. They make tasty fish meatball rate 10/10! Soft and tender.
Can you do in weird and wonderful fish the scat fish
How About Sea Lamprey They Are A Huge Problem In The Great Lakes.
Common carp is bussin but a pain to eat cuz there are LITTERALLY bones on bones so each bit u take u get a bone.
This made me think about the purpose of full stops.
Monistat commercial before a fish video? Yeast infections and fish might smell similar but are extremely different
In a way what would be cool is when you do these videos you tell us on how they got to become their like Pike I'm real Curious on how Pike got where I am cuz they weren't introduced from people letting them go
Where are you ?
Good video
Give an update on your snakeheads please ... ❤️
Is this... IS THIS A GOOD. NO GREAT FISH CHANNEL. WOW I have never seen one of those before!
In my birthstate of Delaware, Flathead catfish, Blue catfish, northern snakeheads, and carp are invasive here
@@kevindifranco3494 common carp are considered invasive in many areas and not introduced
@@kevindifranco3494 actually, yes
That Welles Catfish looks like the Bullhead Catfish we have here in America.
Except it’s 100 times bigger
Wait, if they will eat anything, will they eat my shoes?
Clown knifefish is a fish originally from Indonesia that is protected
good job tsuki
Just a heads up if pumpkinseeds or other sunfish are invasive where you live just know they taste great so catch and eat them
What happened to the Timelapse
Here in balkan we have a LOT of american bullhead catfish and its eating everything and it has no enemy
Dont be afraid to skin it and eat it. Really close to a cod flavor.
@@bygodfreeman im not afraid at all, i eat it all the time. Now in summer you can catch over a hundred of them. Im personally think that they taste better with skin. I get rid of slime by washing them in viniger and fry them whole. Best fish to eat. Lot of our native fish have a lot of bones and catfish are practically boneless.
I don't remember if you have brought them up or if this is true but I have read that rainbow trout are invasive in some parts of the world (Including New Zealand)
We have the Wels catfish in Sweden to and its a indidgnous fish here to
in some places the Zander is called Pikeperch
The silver cheeked pufferfish is insanely invasive
Clown knife fish is the best meat to create fishmeat balls very delicious.
Flathead Catfish (Pylodictis olivaris)
Blue Catfish (Ictalurus furcatus)
Invasive species in MD and VA
Two come to mind in the US: the Blue Catfish in the eastern US; and the invasive Asian Carp, as it is referred, in the Great Lakes region of US and the Mississippi.
I had no success keeping clown knifefish, so I released them.
To the trash
Where I'm from my parents always throw back the carp since there a trash fish.but I think they would taste good but where I am there invasive
So how long does an invasive animal have to be in a spot before its not considered invasive anymore? Like the carp
@@DankDaHerbalist a bit like humans
Carp cop a lot of blame in Australia but to be honest poor waterway management is more at fault for the threats to our native fish. Talk to old timers and the rivers were rarely dry. Now they rarely have water where I am.
When I was little i caught pumpkin seed fish / pan fish in a creek in my backyard
Love me some pumpkin seed fish
Here in France, the american catfish are invasive species whereas the wels catfish is not. The regulatory body and scientifics has been monitoring it closely and even though its is huge and has appetite, it's not the killing monster people are talking about. It's an oportunistic scavenger also that can clean rivers. so it's a 50/50
The Russians introduced pink salmon to the White Sea, and it is quickly making its way down the Norwegian coast on its way to the rest of Europe. It is not known about much problems with its introduction to eco systems, but the biggest concern is that unchecked populations will create pollution of a river system as it spawns before the Atlantic Salmon, brown trout.
3:08 is that Darth Maul
Didnt know you had walleye and panfish across the pond. Send out some rural Americans, and youd have a fish fry so grand, it would have songs about that delicious night!
Hahahaha love the edit @3:08
Sir next vide on your snakehead fish update
5:51 it's basically a freshwater grouper lol
Murray cod takes that cake
@@maxl3189 ya
California poisoned an entire lake to try to keep northern pike out. Asian carp on the Mississippi River system, snakehead fish in Florida, and lionfish in Florida's coastal water also come to mind for this list (or a part 2).
Snakehead fish only really occur around southeast FL. Pleco catfish, hoplo, & tilapia are absolutely everywhere though. Blue catfish although native to NW FL I'm sure does some damage where introduced. Similar with flathead catfish in some rivers. & some asian grass carp, arguably there could very well be reproducing diploids some or many places, regardless of if fish and wildlife agency wants to admit it or not
Yeah, very convoluted/ complex. Just know FL has Lots of invasive fish
Using carp for fertilizer is brutal😂
did you know clownfish is just a doller her
There are accounts from the Thirty Years War in Germany and Czechia of giant catfish feeding on the dead that ended up in rivers after battles or were washed down by rain
How do you get your footage of fish and habitats?
I use storyblocks or videvo, Storyblocks is probably better value for money
Largemouth bass are native to North America and invasive in central and South America
Are common carp more naturalized in the United States?