Is it SAFE to eat Fish from a RETENTION Pond?

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  • Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024

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  • @asstitties7104
    @asstitties7104 6 лет назад +20

    Thats the cleanest retention pond ive seen

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  6 лет назад +1

      AssTitties It is surprisingly clean

    • @gerardo1560
      @gerardo1560 4 года назад +1

      Water is so clear

  • @stephanieguindon7872
    @stephanieguindon7872 6 лет назад +7

    I have fished retention ponds for years and have never been brave enough to eat any fish I have caught. I worry too much about what is actually in the fish if I were to ever consume it. Thank you for always giving us your insight and knowlege about fishing. Your forever fan!

  • @stevejarrettnc
    @stevejarrettnc 6 месяцев назад +1

    I cannot understand how people fish at a local cemetery. The body’s of the people break down. They’re loaded with formalin and other things used to embalm people. Caskets break down even the concrete graveliners will crack open, and rainfall puts the liquid from the graves into the water table…. The water table rinses through the soil into the pond, causing the fish to become tainted.

  • @41bigdeer
    @41bigdeer 6 лет назад +11

    I've eaten a lot of fish out of Retention Ponds places that most people wouldn't even think that they would be any fish in. Never gotten sick, they was good. But I'm more of a salt water fish eater..lol

    • @jamesdon2052
      @jamesdon2052 Год назад +2

      In China we cultivate carps in the retention ponds by paddy fields where fertilizer and pesticide are heavily applied. We eat a lot of them. The real pollutants are heavy metals produced by manulfactors.

  • @victorreyes2135
    @victorreyes2135 3 года назад +7

    EVERY FISH GETS THE FRYING PAN 👍

  • @bigo8192
    @bigo8192 6 лет назад +2

    I have never consumed retention pond fish. Great information on the possible contaminants. You killed it out there!!

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  6 лет назад +1

      I had a ton of fun, caught many more but I figured you all were getting tired of seeing the same fish lol.

  • @CaptChrisCanning
    @CaptChrisCanning 6 лет назад +1

    Nice edit with a lot of information! Good to see action incorporated with all the knowledge given. That being said, I’D NEVER EAT A FISH OUT OF A RETENTION POND!

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  6 лет назад

      Thanks man, I know you eat those retention pond fish.

  • @AtypicalOutdoors
    @AtypicalOutdoors 6 лет назад +4

    Love to hear that drag scream..... I ate a fish from a retention pond when I was new to fishing, but now its all catch and release!!

  • @BJGreaves
    @BJGreaves 6 лет назад +2

    Thanks for the top comment props! I’ll let my dad know that after all these years that broken rod was good for something! Oh and I have eaten BRIM out of a pond like that in GA. I’m still here to talk about it! They were good and I never got sick!

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  6 лет назад

      There you go, thanks for the comment BJ.

  • @evanzacherl3963
    @evanzacherl3963 6 лет назад +2

    Not first but I never miss it💯 love ya vids josh and ya shirts

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  6 лет назад

      I appreciate that Evan, you are the man!

  • @eastcoastnews9529
    @eastcoastnews9529 2 года назад +1

    With the sht hitting the fan with us paying for the war we did not ask for now we need to look for alternatives.?! I’m in central FL. What u think ?

  • @cheito72588
    @cheito72588 6 лет назад +1

    Hey josh thank you for the shirts they came quick love that 2.0 design also cool vid and I’ve never eaten a fish out of a retention pond and don’t plan on it lol

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  6 лет назад +2

      Hey Jose, I didn't know you ordered any, I appreciate your business very much. Let me know what you think about them. I am with you on eating retention pond fish lol.

    • @cheito72588
      @cheito72588 6 лет назад +1

      Joshua Taylor I love them feel so good and they are very comfortable also I got one for my little brother as well I’m sure he is going to love it too.

  • @fisherdude7958
    @fisherdude7958 6 лет назад +2

    I've eaten a few brown bullhead out of some local ponds... and I haven't turned into a zombie yet.

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  6 лет назад +1

      Good to know Fisher, I don't think you would see any problems from eating a fish now and then but regular consumption could potentially cause issues.

  • @eatmelily
    @eatmelily 6 лет назад +1

    Kool new video.... I don't eat anything unless it comes from a clean lake, LOL.....Thanks for a Cool video.....

  • @sneedgloyper2206
    @sneedgloyper2206 2 года назад

    I have a similar pond behind my house. I hear the insecticide planes flying overhead from time to time so I don’t want to eat the fish. I do catch some nice tilapia, mayan cichlids, and smallmouths though. There’s also a lot of soft shell turtles and gators

  • @michaelzorro2738
    @michaelzorro2738 Год назад

    Thank you for sharing this is very informative for me

  • @autoozero2131
    @autoozero2131 6 лет назад +1

    hey Josh, are you going to sell your apparel at any of the tackle shops in Pinellas? you could try Bett's, Dog Fish Tackle, Bill Jackson's, or some of the bait shops too. Clearwater bait and Tackle, Bellair, Captain K's (i think that's the name) or Bay Pines Bait shop. let us know.

  • @rickhiggs4303
    @rickhiggs4303 6 лет назад +3

    Hey Josh.. I have a retention pond right behind my house.. I admit I fish retention ponds, but all catch and release.. I refuse to eat any fish from a retention pond.. I see them spraying for weeds and algae all the time.. That stuff has to be in the fish.. Look what they've found out about "Round Up" and how much food it gets in and so harmful to us..ugh. Ultralights are a blast, but heavier test..lol. Great video Josh.. Always your fan..

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  6 лет назад

      I am with you there, love the catch and release game but I will stick with eating snapper and grouper lol.

  • @Autryvee
    @Autryvee 9 дней назад

    Where do y’all fish come from.

  • @buenoc1
    @buenoc1 6 лет назад +2

    Nice video what’s the name of that jig

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  6 лет назад

      Thanks, it's just a little hair jig I was given by my grandfather many, many years ago.

  • @mattwalker5129
    @mattwalker5129 3 года назад

    That would be nice, having a house with a patio facing a pond. I thought about wading out there until I saw the crocodile.

  • @nathanz602
    @nathanz602 5 лет назад +1

    What is that fish at 4:41 and the next fish after that? I think they're tilapia, but which type?

  • @wolfone1214
    @wolfone1214 5 лет назад +3

    That's a large retention pond.

  • @dinoharrison5138
    @dinoharrison5138 6 лет назад +3

    Josh, I guess a main question you have to ask is "What part of the country do you live/fish in?" I see the Tilapia you were catching (nice fish btw) but the only ones of those here in Ohio are in aquariums! lol Where you live is dependent on "IF" they spray around a retention pond. We have some here that the only thing that goes into them is storm water. If you travel across the country there are retention ponds that are in farm field that were made when they put the road in (dug out the dirt to make the entrance/exit ramps). Some of those ponds are EXCELLENT, but to your point if you ask permission from a farmer to fish it, ask him what chemicals he uses. I have eaten some fish out of Ohio ponds and never had a problem. Good video and a lot of "food for thought." As always, Be Well and God Bless! ✝

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  6 лет назад +1

      Thanks Dino for the comment, those are all valid points. I guess the only true way to know the level of bacteria and chemicals would be to have it tested. I will still stick to open water, natural sources lol.

    • @pj0017
      @pj0017 6 лет назад

      Lmao u do realize farmers are the biggest consumer s of Pest herbicides so eating from a farm pond might not be a good idea

  • @kchedville
    @kchedville 3 года назад

    5:45 that looks like a Blue Talapia, i have one in a 50 gallons aquarium just about the same size as that -- never heard you say what species it was.

  • @whysosyria1
    @whysosyria1 2 года назад

    Caught fish in my renting pond, tilapia, blue gill and last week caught my first bass(small mouth). All on bread
    What are you tipping the jighead with?

  • @cgibs7
    @cgibs7 6 лет назад +2

    Our pond is catch and release only. They’ll getcha...

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  6 лет назад

      That is how it should be really.

  • @rayray5753
    @rayray5753 6 лет назад +4

    Yes I eat them. No I don't look like the guy from the goonies. lol but on a serious note, if the fish is cooked all the way its just a slab of meat and taste fine. as always a great video. tight lines bro

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  6 лет назад

      Ray that Goonies line made me chuckle, thanks for sharing your thoughts bud.

  • @thomasstanley501
    @thomasstanley501 6 лет назад +3

    I do it all the time!!! I just make sure its cooked all the way. Never got sick.

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  6 лет назад +1

      Thanks for the comment Thomas!

    • @thomasstanley501
      @thomasstanley501 6 лет назад +1

      Thank you for the AWESOME content!!!!!!

    • @AllanJax
      @AllanJax 5 лет назад +1

      Define cooked all the way?

    • @monkeykong6230
      @monkeykong6230 5 лет назад +1

      Allan.Jax
      Thoroughly cooked.

  • @MeetTheAlphonses
    @MeetTheAlphonses 2 года назад

    Theoretically herbicides and insecticides are used around most ponds not just retention ponds. Should we be eat those fish as well?

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  2 года назад +2

      I don't eat fish in ponds personally.

  • @WoodennickelcoinsSaltycoins
    @WoodennickelcoinsSaltycoins 4 года назад +1

    I've got tons of tilapia's but ours don't bite anything any tips ? I'm a avid lure user anything is helpful in the Daytona Florida area

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  4 года назад

      Have you tried bread balls?

    • @WoodennickelcoinsSaltycoins
      @WoodennickelcoinsSaltycoins 4 года назад +1

      @@Saltyscales yes it may be because there on there breeding beds I see you were using a jig that's works well ? And is it only the small ones that you use ?

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  4 года назад

      Have you tried bread balls? They work great.

  • @kaih4889
    @kaih4889 6 лет назад +1

    WHY?!? That is so gross! lol great editing though

  • @koranmorris7758
    @koranmorris7758 6 лет назад +2

    Yes all the time..just wash clean all the way like any other fish

  • @artdunn9474
    @artdunn9474 3 года назад

    Aw man just slice it thin and fry it up -- NOT sushi grade though. Best go 80 miles off shore for dat.

  • @i2aspire
    @i2aspire 6 лет назад +1

    I do not eat fish from these ponds.

  • @bobgill4069
    @bobgill4069 6 лет назад +1

    What lures were you using? Also, what do you consider a retention pond. Where I live in north Texas we have several very large, huge reservoir lakes that they damned up decades ago and are run by the army corps of engineers. Many of them are located in suburbs now and are surrounded by houses. Do you think fish from these lakes/reservoirs are safe to eat? Thanks.

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  6 лет назад +3

      Hey Bob, the lure is a little feather jig that my grandfather gave me before he passed. Its deadly, a retention pond is an artificial lake with vegetation around the perimeter, and includes a permanent pool of water in its design is to catch rain water. Most say they are somewhat safe but with the new revelation of the Roundup cancer facts I would not even consider it. We humans think we are smarter than we are sometimes and greed is a great motivator to hide health facts.

    • @bureaucratbayonet
      @bureaucratbayonet 2 года назад +1

      @@Saltyscales Good points, maybe I'm more cynical in the year of our lord but who's to say store bought stuff isn't exposed to the same or worse

  • @shainemaine1268
    @shainemaine1268 4 года назад +1

    Couldn't pay me to eat another tilapia don't care where it was caught. Those taste like toilet and old fish, even fresh

  • @dynasty4851
    @dynasty4851 5 лет назад +1

    I just eat a bass out of a pond but nobody lives or cut the grass around it. I had to walk 500 feet to get to it while cutting limbs. Smart brotha am I gonna die?

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  5 лет назад

      I am sure you will be fine, I think the issue would come with consistent consumption from retention ponds.

  • @14theroad1955
    @14theroad1955 6 лет назад +1

    I have eaten them years ago out of rock pits, before there were ever any homes built around them. I have to question fisheries such as Okeechobee where there are massive algae blooms from the runoff of the sugarcane fields, even in the everglades where I live they recommend that you only consume a certain amount, and for woman who are expecting they say they should not eat any at all. I no longer eat fish that I catch out of the glades, and I question myself for having eaten fish out of Okeechobee, those catfish and specs were good ..haha. Good video, excellent topic... Have you ever had fish out of the glades or the big O?

  • @weknowhisvoice9296
    @weknowhisvoice9296 4 года назад +5

    Turn to Jesus people he died for your sins, turn away from your sins. Confess your sins to God obey Jesus teachings, believe in him for eternal life or be judged by God.

  • @organicthug5220
    @organicthug5220 5 лет назад +2

    100x less toxic than farmed fish, especially salmon! Look into that.

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  5 лет назад

      I know farmed fish are toxic but I wont be eating out of a retention pond unless I have to lol.

  • @clashwithnatemjohn5593
    @clashwithnatemjohn5593 4 года назад

    I’ve eaten bass from a retention pond it’s fine

  • @aaronbennett7086
    @aaronbennett7086 6 лет назад +1

    As long as its cooked all the way.. you'll be alright 😉

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  6 лет назад +2

      What many people don't realize is that these little fish shops purchase their Tilapia (Illegally) from random people and these random people net the tilapia at retention ponds.

    • @aaronbennett7086
      @aaronbennett7086 6 лет назад +2

      @@Saltyscales Yeah I'm not big on eating Tilapia anyways.. I like to catch my own dinner from saltwater.. great video though!

  • @fishingwithanthony4203
    @fishingwithanthony4203 6 лет назад +1

    1st comment and hell no