That’s a good dad good kid good fisherman amazing interaction
@turledus42105 ай бұрын
good fisherman? you americans are crazy. I am a fisherman from germany and this is animal cruelty what you guys do. Why is he not killing the fish, instead he is breathing for water and dies over time.
@nemoninetynine5 ай бұрын
good fisherman? you americans are crazy. I am a fisherman from germany and this is animal cruelty what you guys do. Why is he not killing the fish, instead he is breathing for water and dies over time.
@nemoninetynine5 ай бұрын
@@nemoninetynine grow a pair bud
@turledus42105 ай бұрын
@@nemoninetynineRelax
@virginiastatesman46725 ай бұрын
@@nemoninetynine💀
@RiverLopez-kr8oe5 ай бұрын
The man's first thought is to come back with his kid to fish. What a dad
@anthonycatino33675 ай бұрын
well they learned they dont need bait to catch alot of hardnoses so they're of course gonna come back and try it
@keybladegames_real5 ай бұрын
@@keybladegames_realyeah, sounds like quality time with his kids. Doesn't matter what they're catching.
@Alex-fn6pz5 ай бұрын
harry potter got old
@RosefMudson14145 ай бұрын
@@RosefMudson1414so has ur mother
@everydayfun81375 ай бұрын
nah she died young of cancer @@everydayfun8137
@RosefMudson14145 ай бұрын
I love people who actively befriend you like this. Its the push an introvert needs sometimes 😂
@GlorifiedGremlin4 ай бұрын
I'm more introverted but as soon as someone wants to talk hunting or fishing good luck shutting me up 🤣
@marcusbabcock458Ай бұрын
@@marcusbabcock458 Same. Except with growing mushrooms & woodworking.
@CamxCam.Ай бұрын
Thats the fishing community for you. Everyone wants to know what youve caught, see if they'll have any luck
@majorphysics3669Ай бұрын
Me too, especially motorcycles@@marcusbabcock458
@aprilandsuzi550Ай бұрын
I isolate myself a lot. Some times a push is what I want.
@cmontes85Ай бұрын
Dad Son fishing together is one of the best memories you'll have as a kid
@grievous524319 күн бұрын
Must be nice
@theflyingegg355717 күн бұрын
@@theflyingegg3557have your own kids and fish with them one day then
@TMMPdumbasses17 күн бұрын
@@theflyingegg3557it is
@masonhecker638616 күн бұрын
Yepper. My dad and I try to get out as much as we can, and my 5yr old son is getting into it too. 😊
@Driver037811 күн бұрын
Thankful that my grandpa stepped up to that plate for me
@guloton178510 күн бұрын
That young man is so blessed to have a dad like that. He will grow up to be a very knowledgeable and kind adult.
@yogsenforfoth59485 ай бұрын
he sure will. i miss these times with my dad
@nateoneandonly66903 ай бұрын
My dad did nothing with me. Now im a addict criminal.
@StikEmUp3 ай бұрын
@@StikEmUp I can’t tell if you’re being serious or not. If you ARE being serious, it’s not the end of the world. I was addicted to heroin and opiates/opioids for about 11 years, but I was able to get sober and I’ve been clean for almost 5 years now. If someone like me can turn things around, I have every confidence that you can too.
@yogsenforfoth59483 ай бұрын
Addict criminal? ☠️ @@StikEmUp
@PoisonousOwner2 ай бұрын
lmao you have no idea how he will grow up, your imply is stupid asf
@bozohunter99752 ай бұрын
such a wholesome interaction, love the fishing side of yt shorts
@castallyourspells5 ай бұрын
Best part about saltwater fishing is generally it’s like that in real life. There are some toolwagons and douche canoes but they almost always have boats be they’re better than you. If you’re on foot you’re probably going to meet some cool folks.
@jcarry52145 ай бұрын
When it's not people getting yelled at or idiots putting themselves in dangerous situations like good old yt loves to push out
@icanspelle60505 ай бұрын
Except when they didn’t ikejime kill the fish 😡
@KCJbomberFTW5 ай бұрын
Everything is so wholesome isn't it lmao that word has spread like wild fire
@user-tf9gq7fy8b5 ай бұрын
@@user-tf9gq7fy8b like 4 years ago at least. You just getting around to complaining about it? Iconic.
@jcarry52145 ай бұрын
I wish my dad was the kind of guy who wanted to do outdoorsie things. I didn't even go camping until 19 after I met someone at walmart, we got to talking, and he mentioned camping and fishing... I said I've never gone camping, and he was like "whaaaaat? Maybe you can come with me and Cassy next time we go." Those camping trips were amazing, thank you Cyress and Cassy. I'll make sure to take my kids camping/fishing if I ever have any.
@haunted53114 ай бұрын
How about you appreciate your dad before he's gone? Hunting down other life forms that can't defend themselves and torturing them to death isn't something you should "aspire" for your father figure to be. Learn to appreciate your family before it's too late & they're gone. I bet your dad has done tons more for you than just "not take you camping."
@BlamingBuddha18 күн бұрын
@@BlamingBuddha wow you are completely insufferable. Bro says he wishes his Dad was an outdoorsy type and all the sudden you are going going off on maybe the dumbest rant I’ve seen in a while.
@russellstall16918 күн бұрын
@@BlamingBuddha Who are you to say he doesn't appreciate his dad? If anything, his comment suggests he has/had a good relationship with his dad - otherwise he wouldn't have been interested in doing those things with him. Mind your business
@Maverickkk18 күн бұрын
@BlamingBuddha ffs, get over yourself
@Nimtrix17 күн бұрын
@@BlamingBuddha🤡🫵
@Dontulikecheese12316 күн бұрын
Love seeing strangers interact so wholesome with each other. Sharing their passion for fishing ❤
@FransceneJK984 ай бұрын
That kid was so grateful for that fish! Looked like he was in shock. You can tell they love helping others
@brandonjaeger5 ай бұрын
He was raised right by his father who seems legitimately kind. Too bad the filming guy didn't see that and thought he was trying to compete. No need to flex, he should've thanked him instead.
@sweetsunnyvibes5 ай бұрын
@@sweetsunnyvibestf are you on about lmao he didn’t flex he was just saying how he caught 10 of em that day and didn’t know they were good eatinf or he might’ve kept some. He could’ve been out there literally all day in which case catching 10 fish ain’t too special. Not everyone is trying to “flex” buddy, these are grown men not 18 year olds going back and fourth over clothes.
@nickfrison97165 ай бұрын
@nickfrison9716 yet no word of gratitude whatsoever. What relevance does him catching 10 of these add to the whole situation? Only to flex, that is it.
@sweetsunnyvibes5 ай бұрын
@@sweetsunnyvibes well him saying he's caught 10 today makes the dad want to go back and fish with his son the next day. if the dude never said he caught 10 the dad might never have had a great experience the next day with his kid. not everything is a pissing contest my guy
@poopieheadxd5 ай бұрын
@poopieheadxd he caught 10 of these without live bait, listen closely to what he says.. What's the relevance to add the latter?
@sweetsunnyvibes5 ай бұрын
When an old man says “try one of my live baits” you’ve gotta try one
@austinlee_scientist5 ай бұрын
Your a fool if ya dont.
@matthewmcwilliams1563 ай бұрын
I mean the taste might be a little weird but hey can't hurt to give it a try
@LuisOchoa-eq2dh2 ай бұрын
Is he an old man? Damn, he's probably younger than me and I consider myself in middle-aged.
@scaryboat2 ай бұрын
@@scaryboatI mean he is defo in his 50’s maybe late 50’s
@typhoongamer41802 ай бұрын
It is almost disrespectful not too
@billythekid222202 ай бұрын
This could be the start of an amazing friendship right there.
@user-th9uh1mc7jАй бұрын
We need more Garys in this world. Good father teaching his son to fish. And great exchange of kindness.
@heydude1112Ай бұрын
It's a smart fisherman who gets someone else to catch his dinner for him 🤣🤣
@davidcunningham9475 ай бұрын
He gave him plenty live bait for his bycatch though, looked like a good trade for all parties
@atherisGAY5 ай бұрын
@@atherisGAYyeah but let the man have some fun
@user-xi6bt8zf6y5 ай бұрын
He had a bucket full of food already.
@blindhowlingdrunk5 ай бұрын
Asian guy taught me how to use rooster tail spinner when I was 13, I ended up catching a bunch of white bass with him and easily threw 10-12 into his bucket :) Loved that guy!!
@rawdog-nq4nf5 ай бұрын
@@atherisGAY He didn't catch it on the live bait though. He said it was all on artificial.
@UnknownUnitW105 ай бұрын
Love that dad went we’re coming back. Building memories with his son he’ll never forget. I hope to be like that when I have one of my own. Tight lines gentlemen
@SeaFlaps5 ай бұрын
Wish my dad had been like that. 😢
@spindleblood5 ай бұрын
I remember MANY GREAT FISHING ADVENTURES with father grandfather and other family members ❤️
@larrywhittaker99015 ай бұрын
Mate, once you have one... You cannot even imagine how fulfilling it is to be with the son, to have a son.
@evgeny70395 ай бұрын
@@spindlebloodlet it be. Mine was never there but I’m there for my little guy.
@aleyorch445 ай бұрын
@@larrywhittaker9901yeah man, I'm not even big into fishing, at all, especially now... but some of my fondest memories and most preserved ones are fishing with my grandpa and with my dad. Mlreso with my grandpa (he had a river running behind his house and self-made, HUGE(for being self made) man-made pong with some water runoff running into and all sorta of cool drainage into the nearby river and etc.. he stocked the pong with river fish he caught few a couple years and then didn't need to anymore. Man, I wonder how that pond is doing.. he passed last year.. but my grandma still loves there. As far as I know, no one has been down there to the pond and river access in a bit though. Glad I thought it this. Thanks for that.
@mupetmower78074 ай бұрын
Gary is a wholesome man. He’s gonna raise an awesome kid
@ZnedAaron14 күн бұрын
Every interaction I’ve had out fishing with another fisherman had been insanely positive. Such a good hobby.
@chrisullrich57404 ай бұрын
I don’t fish often, but when I do, I always seem to run into someone really cool like this guy teaching me things and being genuine.
@kingnolan15145 ай бұрын
😅 I need this in my life. I'm always struggling!
@biancajeannine5 ай бұрын
Same here
@Corvus_Crow5 ай бұрын
Real recognize real😅
@divinederelicts29565 ай бұрын
I live on the duamish river in Seattle next to a walking bridge. Most people that fish this bridge have all become friends, it's pretty awesome. We share lures, bait, tactics, and our catches with each other. Someone left their pole one evening and I found it. I got up early the next morning to see if anyone knew who's it was. Sure enough someone described it and I brought it to him. He was in tears because the reel that was on the pole was given to him by his fishing buddy that past away the year before. He offered me money,which I declined, then said " I at least have to give you a hug." That's the only currency I would accept.
@alalverson16035 ай бұрын
Fishing and snowboarding, I always meet the coolest people.
@fire_n_ice19844 ай бұрын
My first time I ever went fishing I was using squid with these huge weights and none of the fish would bite. This older guy came up to me and offered me anchovies and he even set up my line with some of his smaller weights and a hook and told me drop the line straight down. I ended up catching like 10 fish that day and I fell in love with fishing. People like this make fishing an amazing sport.
@chrisdoesntcare74465 ай бұрын
Thanks for telling your story. Amazing time I can imagine
@BOB_BOBBSIN4 ай бұрын
Lures will always beat out live bait, you just weren’t using the right one.
@jackson338922128 күн бұрын
@@jackson3389221 Tell that to the fish.
@FuckYouCommies28 күн бұрын
@@jackson3389221I’ve got 20 +years experience in salt water and I’m only 36 yrs old . I’m a fifth generation captain of party and open fishing boats out of Fortesque NJ and you couldn’t be more wrong 😑
@turttell273627 күн бұрын
@@jackson3389221na don’t lie to that man. Live bait some places works just as good if not better because it’s kinda what they eat out there anyways lol. Every fishing spot is different and factors such as weather, time, temperature, type of line, noise and etc all effect fishing. Not as simple as putting the right bait on … or everyone would be a pro!
@zeroguhravity26 күн бұрын
I love how wholesome fisherman are. They want nothing more than to help another fisherman out. Awsome stuff
@odyssey1537Ай бұрын
It's awesome he just went out of his way to help him out, world would be a better place if everyone was this friendly.
@sirmag1735Ай бұрын
I love fishing interactions like this. Nothing better than finding great people who share a passion and appreciation
@DannydAnthony45 ай бұрын
I love seeing interactions like these. Great video
@Oscar110605 ай бұрын
Nice profile pic
@joshuahamiltongarcia46955 ай бұрын
@@joshuahamiltongarcia4695nice comment
@livelifefull1235 ай бұрын
Trust me, it’s a lost art. The youth today don’t like to make eye contact much less START a conversation with a random person 😂🤣😂 my sons are surprised when I make a conversation with people that I don’t know🤦🏻♂️😂😂😂
@reygallegos49125 ай бұрын
Pure bliss that man is truly living just catching fish with your boy and then meeting new bros like cmon man what a life
@insanecommander5948Күн бұрын
I love how that kid was just like “take it for you” so whole hearted
@loganrobinson26717 күн бұрын
That’s the kind of father that you grow to love and take care because you can tell how genuine and how much he cares for the people around him.
@BigDaddyTony245 ай бұрын
I had a father like that, he passed away dec 2022 to cancer and I miss him dearly, I regret not being a better son. So be good to your parents, kids. Especially if you have great parents.
@AnatolianArmenianАй бұрын
He doesnt care about the suffering fish in the bucket
@AppleSauce7417Ай бұрын
This is what the world needs. Simple relationships. Simple fun. Great feelings.
@aaronm34165 ай бұрын
Well said 🤝
@dinoprimi39144 ай бұрын
fishermen are the nicest people in the world hands down. when i was younger i was fishing on a pier and my fishing rod got pulled in this dude jumped off the pier and grabbed my rod and swam all the way back to the entrance to give it to me it was like a mile... and i told him its okay i had another one but he said he had lost his pole here before and didnt want to see anyone eles pole get lost. we ended up taking him out to dinner and now im really good friends with him today.
@robbieross789316 күн бұрын
This is what life is all about in my eyes. I crave these sorts of interactions- not specifically about fishing, but just in general
@wingding79554 ай бұрын
They seem like really good people 👍
@HPsawus5 ай бұрын
No credit card debt to slave over and no social media to soil their personalities
@daveyjoseph60585 ай бұрын
@@daveyjoseph6058speak for yourself not everyone else
@XplorinWithPaul5 ай бұрын
@@daveyjoseph6058 where do you think this is?
@jackjack44124 ай бұрын
@@daveyjoseph6058the f*ck is that even mean?
@zamexnox4 ай бұрын
Homie just wanted to get you on the bite 🤙🏽
@MarkIzaguirre5 ай бұрын
Where is this?
@armwrestlinginthe6ix5 ай бұрын
@@armwrestlinginthe6ixocean
@Biscuitsgravy9245 ай бұрын
civil conversations get you there
@Ap_twsh4 ай бұрын
Awe 🫢 this is so precious a dad and his son out there fishin!
@mirandascott80584 ай бұрын
Amazing interaction that the world needs to see more of. We are living so artificially nowadays that wholesomeness is such a rarity.
@oshikiri.nikko-desu02Ай бұрын
What a great bunch of dudes. Just out sharing a fantastic activity and passion on a seemingly beautiful evening. Wholesome.
@Youconix5 ай бұрын
Don’t ya just love it when people are friendly and share , with others making them smile
@georgezink82565 ай бұрын
That's an absolutely perfect interaction to have, for both parties involved, while fishing.
@onetreemike2 ай бұрын
Just nice seeing people want to help each other out. Father son spending time outside, no phones. Just memories
@Gannicus-USA4 ай бұрын
Gotta love the generosity of strangers, pretty awesome video guys!
@Ride_Reel5 ай бұрын
Same thing happened to me in Costa Rica some nice guy helped me out and I gave him a couple of the fish and we were best friends
@jamesgrace30685 ай бұрын
That's how you treat your fellow human being, even fishermen can hang and be cool to each other. Refreshing.
@jessieigler315Ай бұрын
I love seeing that, one fisherman helping out another fishermen. Great people there.💯👍
@jonfrazier-jz1njАй бұрын
Love to see neighbors sharing freely faithfully, God bless them both.
@troyethington97925 ай бұрын
best of human kind always reward kindness look how happy they was lol
@chipnroll5 ай бұрын
That is the most genuine human interaction I’ve ever seen in a long time. I need to go fishing.
@mushu37654 ай бұрын
I love fishing interactions. Back when my wife was about 3 months along we went fishing and this nice elderly gentleman had a whole half a bucket of minnows left and was done for the day and asked if we wanted them and we finally started having some bites.
@geeksofthegalaxy28 күн бұрын
most people that fish for a hobby are generally very nice people.
@walkaway93675 ай бұрын
Was Peter a fisherman? Who was Peter?
@hxhdfjifzirstc8945 ай бұрын
Yes he was. He had a temper lol@@hxhdfjifzirstc894
@judasblewit5 ай бұрын
Fishermen/women are the kindest people ♥️
@A_Ducky5 ай бұрын
Not really, some can be very bad.
@nic1395 ай бұрын
@@nic139so? That doesnt mean the majority are the kindest people. Your few bad experiences dont speak for everyone, negative nancy
@arsenaltengu015 ай бұрын
@@nic139 only the old heads who were fishing before they started stocking everything lol. Those bastards actually degrade their own experience just to gatekeep their spots.
@mhmm43035 ай бұрын
@A_Ducky simp alert? 😂
@lanceholder41315 ай бұрын
No they're not. Come to Burt Damn in Western New York during salmon season and you'll see!!
@patriciaharris71725 ай бұрын
Human interactions like this are what life should really be all about, so genuine and kind
@retroextent7954 ай бұрын
I miss fishing with my dad, he went back to Mexico a few months ago. It’s little moments like these that I miss. I’m glad I still have a chance to see him. It just sucks he’s gone.
@user-hm3jh4dd5d28 күн бұрын
I love the interactions we have with each other whenever we come across other people fishing, almost always meet cool people and have good experiences!!
@douggiles76475 ай бұрын
Ive been fishing long 10-12 years and my experience with other anglers while fishing or net casting around, everyone seems to have the same thought about almost everything and how easy it is to get into a conversation. They are lovely people who are always willing to share and very patient.
@Shane2shane5 ай бұрын
That was a great interaction, offered to catch you a few free live baits (arguably the best fishing bait) and the young man even politely declined the fish at first wanting you to keep it for yourself. Those are definitely some class acts right there love to see it!
@psychonaut3507Ай бұрын
The fact he gave you fresh bait to try & you gave your catch to them 💯 beautiful bro
@user-nu1uj6iy6b16 күн бұрын
Dude came in clutch
@And-sn7nt5 ай бұрын
What an awesome guy, I'm so glad you caught a fish from his recommendation
@niksutherland42805 ай бұрын
This is such a great interaction from all sides. I don’t know this youtuber, but I was assuming he knows his shit when it comes to fishing, figured he was using the lure for a reason, but he still listened to the man and accepted his bait and caught a fish with it. Also really like how you told him you caught 10 earlier with the lure, potentially giving him some new insight as well. The dad was just trying to be helpful, and he was right about his bait being good. The son was also very cool and kind. Just an all around great interaction with 3 genuine people.
@Brandon343004 ай бұрын
We met two Vietnamese brothers on the beach fishing in Florida one year when we booked the wrong condo. Weve spent the last 10 summers fishing with these guys. Friends you make while fishing usually are the best.
@BigJRock9014 күн бұрын
If I can spare it I always put another fellow fisherman on that good bait fish. I use a cast net to catch bait and then use the bait to catch giants. And I’ve had a few experiences like this and it’s always great to see someone catch a giant with the bait that u put them on
@jesusmendoza97855 ай бұрын
I believe Sprat are in the [edit] Herring family. 😁 awesome video all the same!
@a.m.theshinyjohtohunter42875 ай бұрын
Herring family. Sardine is technically not a fish name but a name for a small herring
@garrettmcbride75395 ай бұрын
@@garrettmcbride7539 Ah! Right! Thank you! :D
@a.m.theshinyjohtohunter42875 ай бұрын
@@a.m.theshinyjohtohunter4287 no worries. I believe knowledge is useless unless it's passed on. Have a good one
@garrettmcbride75395 ай бұрын
Holy fuck this was wholesome. God bless these gentlemen and their families
@dilly755118 күн бұрын
This is precious interactions that every anglers should learn. Sometimes i caught some unwanted fishes and i gave it away to nearby fishermen who happens to fish at the same area.
@MickL-lh8ot3 ай бұрын
I love this man's channel
@LikeLuke_games5 ай бұрын
Honestly I'm confident in saying I've never met a sour fisherman. It's always great seeing interactions between them cuz it always feels wholesome
@copysmoker5 ай бұрын
he gave you bait and you gave him a fish.. what a wholesome interaction. Fishing community on top😤😮💨😩😩
@user-np8iz2zk4cАй бұрын
This is making me want to start fishing again. What a charming interaction.
@314rhatАй бұрын
Hi can you do a video on how to catch crappie on Artificial lures please
@JWandsonconstruction5 ай бұрын
Richard Gene is the man for that
@PaintballShyguy5 ай бұрын
Put a minnow on it?😅 Ive always found either a minnow on a bare hook, or on a white jig with a fluorescent head bring in the most crappie for me. Maybe theyre just dumb in the waters i fish though.
@Spike-sk7ql5 ай бұрын
Where do you get the minows? In the spring I will try minnows. But yeah where do you get the minows?
@JWandsonconstruction5 ай бұрын
@@JWandsonconstruction well, you could do like the lazy people, and buy them where they sell live bait. Or, you could go get you a minnow trap, find you a creek, and catch your own (like a real man😂😂 I'm only joking). Yeah, I have a creek that runs through the back of my property with a bunch of minnows, and crayfish. Idk.... I've never had good luck going after panfish with artificial. Minnows, and sometimes they'll bite on a worm. I usually throw one of each to them, and see what catches first.😁
@Spike-sk7ql5 ай бұрын
Yeah will probably try minnows from the minnows trap. Because I have a brook in my woods to that should have minnows. But if I never get crappie on the minnows will try the white curlytail for crappie but will probably do minnows because we're I fish it should work. Thanks for the advice😁
@JWandsonconstruction5 ай бұрын
Dude that’s so sick where did u fish😮
@PUGZMrRexxy5 ай бұрын
The Brotherhood of Fishermen. It is not always there, but it’s golden when it is.
@Mosin-lf7wl3 ай бұрын
This is the epitome of the outdoors sportsman's social interaction, helpful, humble, and appreciative.
@eamoncrawford4 ай бұрын
This how easy men make friends
@kingless_64575 ай бұрын
No one is gonna talk about the fact he’s just keeping the fish in the bucket without killing it?
@wartortilla28195 ай бұрын
Right?!? Put some water in the bucket at least!😵
@runar1575 ай бұрын
No one except you goofball.
@nuffy33165 ай бұрын
News Alert: Most fishermen do this, myself included. If the bite isn’t too hot I gut it and clean the fish ASAP
@mozo1915 ай бұрын
nope
@mattysun835 ай бұрын
Such a cool dad.. I hope that kid thanks God for how lucky he is to have a solid father in his life.
@CuttySobz24 күн бұрын
The gratitude in the boy’s eyes when you said “nah man, keep it, it’s yours”, that is a lesson in generosity that will resonate through the rest of his life. God bless, fam 🕊️➕❤️
@iammichaeldavis4 ай бұрын
W video, he ain't pregnant but never Fails to deliver
@swfl-kairo_LBSF5 ай бұрын
W interaction
@falihikram11995 ай бұрын
Now that’s what fishings about, showing love to other fishermen and helping another out, when I’m out fishing and I see a kid watch me catch something they run up and want to hold the fish and all😅 ill hand em a senko and they get so happy
@bdotty2320Күн бұрын
This is why I love fishing. Not all of the fishing community is like this but lots of them are. Helpin each other out and just having a good time.
@SoGeKinG4200Ай бұрын
I have been asking for 5 days
@bentley_edits5 ай бұрын
And sure enough (I'm very poor btw this would mean the world to me)
@mattburke95545 ай бұрын
Fishing is the one thing I have seen bring ppl together like no other. I have met countless ppl that I would typically walk past and have great conversations with them while fishing.
@tellyomaw4Ай бұрын
Love seeing people be social and open to everyone, world would be such a better place if people just talked to each other more
@cleanculture82864 ай бұрын
And sure enough
@bentley_edits5 ай бұрын
This is why I love the fishing community. I have had interactions like this myself. I live for it.
@joshdudeguy28302 ай бұрын
Fisherman always ready to help. Random fishermen have tought me so much!
@kerolokerokerolo6 күн бұрын
Some of my fondest memories come from sharing a story & beer with a stranger while fishing! Great stuff!!
@opieangstАй бұрын
Fisherman are always so wholesome, doesn’t matter where you go usually always a good encounter
@bradysmith63864 ай бұрын
Dude I never see wholesome fishing content!!! Thanks!
@harrisonfunk4844Ай бұрын
Gary is chill dude. Very kind gentleman in this video love to see it
@austinmartinez2312Ай бұрын
Kid was astounded by you giving him the fish lol. Kudos to you and them, nothing makes fishing better than coming across other nice fisherman
@averageaple67893 ай бұрын
Good things happening to good guys, gotta love it. Kid was hesitant to take it too, I can tell he was raised with manners. Wholesome all around 🤌🏾
@DassNaks2 ай бұрын
See I love this people interacting with each other for the love of fishing
@bobabbott23525 күн бұрын
never got a chance to go fishing with my dad when I was growing up. this vid was heartwarming forreal.
@premelosv3 ай бұрын
That’s awesome, you can tell the dad raising his kid right and just being a good dad. Great interactions and video all around
@swizzlesticxx4 ай бұрын
Gary seems like a good dude and a great Dad. I would of loved to have gone fishing with my dad. I use to go to my grandma's lake house and fish by myself for hours
@Svveet69Ай бұрын
This is one of my favorite things about fishing. No matter who or where you are, people are so quick to share tips and gear if they have knowledge of the area. It's one of those hobbies where everyone likes to see people succeed. Always good vibes,
@Ru317704 ай бұрын
I love fisherman. I used to fish with my dad all the time, and when I was 20 I lived down by the riverbank, and on Sundays I would go down and fish. It would be all these old men and me, and they took me on as one of their own and taught me even more. They would help me with absolutely anything I needed, offer me old gear, offer me bait if I was leaving early because I was out. My dad is still around, and I do still fish with him, but it was so amazing to be a part of this little community you wouldnt even know existed if you didnt go down to the riverbank before 10am.
@kays3873Ай бұрын
i love interactions like this so wholesome bro
@TipsyfrАй бұрын
This is such a lovely interaction. I love it when folks share knowledge and tricks.
@lowlee784 ай бұрын
Interactions like this with people are so nice
@JDonoho12 күн бұрын
When you go fishing these are the types of people you meet…. I love it❤
@devorichh2813 ай бұрын
Its easy to make new friends when you either give them food or lures. I flyfish & if I encounter another flyfisherman anywhere, I'll give away lures. Good ones. If they succeeded on any lures that I have given them, they will remember me & it'll give them confidence to continue our sport. Im *paying it forward*
That’s a good dad good kid good fisherman amazing interaction
good fisherman? you americans are crazy. I am a fisherman from germany and this is animal cruelty what you guys do. Why is he not killing the fish, instead he is breathing for water and dies over time.
good fisherman? you americans are crazy. I am a fisherman from germany and this is animal cruelty what you guys do. Why is he not killing the fish, instead he is breathing for water and dies over time.
@@nemoninetynine grow a pair bud
@@nemoninetynineRelax
@@nemoninetynine💀
The man's first thought is to come back with his kid to fish. What a dad
well they learned they dont need bait to catch alot of hardnoses so they're of course gonna come back and try it
@@keybladegames_realyeah, sounds like quality time with his kids. Doesn't matter what they're catching.
harry potter got old
@@RosefMudson1414so has ur mother
nah she died young of cancer @@everydayfun8137
I love people who actively befriend you like this. Its the push an introvert needs sometimes 😂
I'm more introverted but as soon as someone wants to talk hunting or fishing good luck shutting me up 🤣
@@marcusbabcock458 Same. Except with growing mushrooms & woodworking.
Thats the fishing community for you. Everyone wants to know what youve caught, see if they'll have any luck
Me too, especially motorcycles@@marcusbabcock458
I isolate myself a lot. Some times a push is what I want.
Dad Son fishing together is one of the best memories you'll have as a kid
Must be nice
@@theflyingegg3557have your own kids and fish with them one day then
@@theflyingegg3557it is
Yepper. My dad and I try to get out as much as we can, and my 5yr old son is getting into it too. 😊
Thankful that my grandpa stepped up to that plate for me
That young man is so blessed to have a dad like that. He will grow up to be a very knowledgeable and kind adult.
he sure will. i miss these times with my dad
My dad did nothing with me. Now im a addict criminal.
@@StikEmUp I can’t tell if you’re being serious or not. If you ARE being serious, it’s not the end of the world. I was addicted to heroin and opiates/opioids for about 11 years, but I was able to get sober and I’ve been clean for almost 5 years now. If someone like me can turn things around, I have every confidence that you can too.
Addict criminal? ☠️ @@StikEmUp
lmao you have no idea how he will grow up, your imply is stupid asf
such a wholesome interaction, love the fishing side of yt shorts
Best part about saltwater fishing is generally it’s like that in real life. There are some toolwagons and douche canoes but they almost always have boats be they’re better than you. If you’re on foot you’re probably going to meet some cool folks.
When it's not people getting yelled at or idiots putting themselves in dangerous situations like good old yt loves to push out
Except when they didn’t ikejime kill the fish 😡
Everything is so wholesome isn't it lmao that word has spread like wild fire
@@user-tf9gq7fy8b like 4 years ago at least. You just getting around to complaining about it? Iconic.
I wish my dad was the kind of guy who wanted to do outdoorsie things. I didn't even go camping until 19 after I met someone at walmart, we got to talking, and he mentioned camping and fishing... I said I've never gone camping, and he was like "whaaaaat? Maybe you can come with me and Cassy next time we go." Those camping trips were amazing, thank you Cyress and Cassy. I'll make sure to take my kids camping/fishing if I ever have any.
How about you appreciate your dad before he's gone? Hunting down other life forms that can't defend themselves and torturing them to death isn't something you should "aspire" for your father figure to be. Learn to appreciate your family before it's too late & they're gone. I bet your dad has done tons more for you than just "not take you camping."
@@BlamingBuddha wow you are completely insufferable. Bro says he wishes his Dad was an outdoorsy type and all the sudden you are going going off on maybe the dumbest rant I’ve seen in a while.
@@BlamingBuddha Who are you to say he doesn't appreciate his dad? If anything, his comment suggests he has/had a good relationship with his dad - otherwise he wouldn't have been interested in doing those things with him. Mind your business
@BlamingBuddha ffs, get over yourself
@@BlamingBuddha🤡🫵
Love seeing strangers interact so wholesome with each other. Sharing their passion for fishing ❤
That kid was so grateful for that fish! Looked like he was in shock. You can tell they love helping others
He was raised right by his father who seems legitimately kind. Too bad the filming guy didn't see that and thought he was trying to compete. No need to flex, he should've thanked him instead.
@@sweetsunnyvibestf are you on about lmao he didn’t flex he was just saying how he caught 10 of em that day and didn’t know they were good eatinf or he might’ve kept some. He could’ve been out there literally all day in which case catching 10 fish ain’t too special. Not everyone is trying to “flex” buddy, these are grown men not 18 year olds going back and fourth over clothes.
@nickfrison9716 yet no word of gratitude whatsoever. What relevance does him catching 10 of these add to the whole situation? Only to flex, that is it.
@@sweetsunnyvibes well him saying he's caught 10 today makes the dad want to go back and fish with his son the next day. if the dude never said he caught 10 the dad might never have had a great experience the next day with his kid. not everything is a pissing contest my guy
@poopieheadxd he caught 10 of these without live bait, listen closely to what he says.. What's the relevance to add the latter?
When an old man says “try one of my live baits” you’ve gotta try one
Your a fool if ya dont.
I mean the taste might be a little weird but hey can't hurt to give it a try
Is he an old man? Damn, he's probably younger than me and I consider myself in middle-aged.
@@scaryboatI mean he is defo in his 50’s maybe late 50’s
It is almost disrespectful not too
This could be the start of an amazing friendship right there.
We need more Garys in this world. Good father teaching his son to fish. And great exchange of kindness.
It's a smart fisherman who gets someone else to catch his dinner for him 🤣🤣
He gave him plenty live bait for his bycatch though, looked like a good trade for all parties
@@atherisGAYyeah but let the man have some fun
He had a bucket full of food already.
Asian guy taught me how to use rooster tail spinner when I was 13, I ended up catching a bunch of white bass with him and easily threw 10-12 into his bucket :) Loved that guy!!
@@atherisGAY He didn't catch it on the live bait though. He said it was all on artificial.
Love that dad went we’re coming back. Building memories with his son he’ll never forget. I hope to be like that when I have one of my own. Tight lines gentlemen
Wish my dad had been like that. 😢
I remember MANY GREAT FISHING ADVENTURES with father grandfather and other family members ❤️
Mate, once you have one... You cannot even imagine how fulfilling it is to be with the son, to have a son.
@@spindlebloodlet it be. Mine was never there but I’m there for my little guy.
@@larrywhittaker9901yeah man, I'm not even big into fishing, at all, especially now... but some of my fondest memories and most preserved ones are fishing with my grandpa and with my dad. Mlreso with my grandpa (he had a river running behind his house and self-made, HUGE(for being self made) man-made pong with some water runoff running into and all sorta of cool drainage into the nearby river and etc.. he stocked the pong with river fish he caught few a couple years and then didn't need to anymore. Man, I wonder how that pond is doing.. he passed last year.. but my grandma still loves there. As far as I know, no one has been down there to the pond and river access in a bit though. Glad I thought it this. Thanks for that.
Gary is a wholesome man. He’s gonna raise an awesome kid
Every interaction I’ve had out fishing with another fisherman had been insanely positive. Such a good hobby.
I don’t fish often, but when I do, I always seem to run into someone really cool like this guy teaching me things and being genuine.
😅 I need this in my life. I'm always struggling!
Same here
Real recognize real😅
I live on the duamish river in Seattle next to a walking bridge. Most people that fish this bridge have all become friends, it's pretty awesome. We share lures, bait, tactics, and our catches with each other. Someone left their pole one evening and I found it. I got up early the next morning to see if anyone knew who's it was. Sure enough someone described it and I brought it to him. He was in tears because the reel that was on the pole was given to him by his fishing buddy that past away the year before. He offered me money,which I declined, then said " I at least have to give you a hug." That's the only currency I would accept.
Fishing and snowboarding, I always meet the coolest people.
My first time I ever went fishing I was using squid with these huge weights and none of the fish would bite. This older guy came up to me and offered me anchovies and he even set up my line with some of his smaller weights and a hook and told me drop the line straight down. I ended up catching like 10 fish that day and I fell in love with fishing. People like this make fishing an amazing sport.
Thanks for telling your story. Amazing time I can imagine
Lures will always beat out live bait, you just weren’t using the right one.
@@jackson3389221 Tell that to the fish.
@@jackson3389221I’ve got 20 +years experience in salt water and I’m only 36 yrs old . I’m a fifth generation captain of party and open fishing boats out of Fortesque NJ and you couldn’t be more wrong 😑
@@jackson3389221na don’t lie to that man. Live bait some places works just as good if not better because it’s kinda what they eat out there anyways lol. Every fishing spot is different and factors such as weather, time, temperature, type of line, noise and etc all effect fishing. Not as simple as putting the right bait on … or everyone would be a pro!
I love how wholesome fisherman are. They want nothing more than to help another fisherman out. Awsome stuff
It's awesome he just went out of his way to help him out, world would be a better place if everyone was this friendly.
I love fishing interactions like this. Nothing better than finding great people who share a passion and appreciation
I love seeing interactions like these. Great video
Nice profile pic
@@joshuahamiltongarcia4695nice comment
Trust me, it’s a lost art. The youth today don’t like to make eye contact much less START a conversation with a random person 😂🤣😂 my sons are surprised when I make a conversation with people that I don’t know🤦🏻♂️😂😂😂
Pure bliss that man is truly living just catching fish with your boy and then meeting new bros like cmon man what a life
I love how that kid was just like “take it for you” so whole hearted
That’s the kind of father that you grow to love and take care because you can tell how genuine and how much he cares for the people around him.
I had a father like that, he passed away dec 2022 to cancer and I miss him dearly, I regret not being a better son. So be good to your parents, kids. Especially if you have great parents.
He doesnt care about the suffering fish in the bucket
This is what the world needs. Simple relationships. Simple fun. Great feelings.
Well said 🤝
fishermen are the nicest people in the world hands down. when i was younger i was fishing on a pier and my fishing rod got pulled in this dude jumped off the pier and grabbed my rod and swam all the way back to the entrance to give it to me it was like a mile... and i told him its okay i had another one but he said he had lost his pole here before and didnt want to see anyone eles pole get lost. we ended up taking him out to dinner and now im really good friends with him today.
This is what life is all about in my eyes. I crave these sorts of interactions- not specifically about fishing, but just in general
They seem like really good people 👍
No credit card debt to slave over and no social media to soil their personalities
@@daveyjoseph6058speak for yourself not everyone else
@@daveyjoseph6058 where do you think this is?
@@daveyjoseph6058the f*ck is that even mean?
Homie just wanted to get you on the bite 🤙🏽
Where is this?
@@armwrestlinginthe6ixocean
civil conversations get you there
Awe 🫢 this is so precious a dad and his son out there fishin!
Amazing interaction that the world needs to see more of. We are living so artificially nowadays that wholesomeness is such a rarity.
What a great bunch of dudes. Just out sharing a fantastic activity and passion on a seemingly beautiful evening. Wholesome.
Don’t ya just love it when people are friendly and share , with others making them smile
That's an absolutely perfect interaction to have, for both parties involved, while fishing.
Just nice seeing people want to help each other out. Father son spending time outside, no phones. Just memories
Gotta love the generosity of strangers, pretty awesome video guys!
Same thing happened to me in Costa Rica some nice guy helped me out and I gave him a couple of the fish and we were best friends
That's how you treat your fellow human being, even fishermen can hang and be cool to each other. Refreshing.
I love seeing that, one fisherman helping out another fishermen. Great people there.💯👍
Love to see neighbors sharing freely faithfully, God bless them both.
best of human kind always reward kindness look how happy they was lol
That is the most genuine human interaction I’ve ever seen in a long time. I need to go fishing.
I love fishing interactions. Back when my wife was about 3 months along we went fishing and this nice elderly gentleman had a whole half a bucket of minnows left and was done for the day and asked if we wanted them and we finally started having some bites.
most people that fish for a hobby are generally very nice people.
Was Peter a fisherman? Who was Peter?
Yes he was. He had a temper lol@@hxhdfjifzirstc894
Fishermen/women are the kindest people ♥️
Not really, some can be very bad.
@@nic139so? That doesnt mean the majority are the kindest people. Your few bad experiences dont speak for everyone, negative nancy
@@nic139 only the old heads who were fishing before they started stocking everything lol. Those bastards actually degrade their own experience just to gatekeep their spots.
@A_Ducky simp alert? 😂
No they're not. Come to Burt Damn in Western New York during salmon season and you'll see!!
Human interactions like this are what life should really be all about, so genuine and kind
I miss fishing with my dad, he went back to Mexico a few months ago. It’s little moments like these that I miss. I’m glad I still have a chance to see him. It just sucks he’s gone.
I love the interactions we have with each other whenever we come across other people fishing, almost always meet cool people and have good experiences!!
Ive been fishing long 10-12 years and my experience with other anglers while fishing or net casting around, everyone seems to have the same thought about almost everything and how easy it is to get into a conversation. They are lovely people who are always willing to share and very patient.
That was a great interaction, offered to catch you a few free live baits (arguably the best fishing bait) and the young man even politely declined the fish at first wanting you to keep it for yourself. Those are definitely some class acts right there love to see it!
The fact he gave you fresh bait to try & you gave your catch to them 💯 beautiful bro
Dude came in clutch
What an awesome guy, I'm so glad you caught a fish from his recommendation
This is such a great interaction from all sides. I don’t know this youtuber, but I was assuming he knows his shit when it comes to fishing, figured he was using the lure for a reason, but he still listened to the man and accepted his bait and caught a fish with it. Also really like how you told him you caught 10 earlier with the lure, potentially giving him some new insight as well. The dad was just trying to be helpful, and he was right about his bait being good. The son was also very cool and kind. Just an all around great interaction with 3 genuine people.
We met two Vietnamese brothers on the beach fishing in Florida one year when we booked the wrong condo. Weve spent the last 10 summers fishing with these guys. Friends you make while fishing usually are the best.
If I can spare it I always put another fellow fisherman on that good bait fish. I use a cast net to catch bait and then use the bait to catch giants. And I’ve had a few experiences like this and it’s always great to see someone catch a giant with the bait that u put them on
I believe Sprat are in the [edit] Herring family. 😁 awesome video all the same!
Herring family. Sardine is technically not a fish name but a name for a small herring
@@garrettmcbride7539 Ah! Right! Thank you! :D
@@a.m.theshinyjohtohunter4287 no worries. I believe knowledge is useless unless it's passed on. Have a good one
Holy fuck this was wholesome. God bless these gentlemen and their families
This is precious interactions that every anglers should learn. Sometimes i caught some unwanted fishes and i gave it away to nearby fishermen who happens to fish at the same area.
I love this man's channel
Honestly I'm confident in saying I've never met a sour fisherman. It's always great seeing interactions between them cuz it always feels wholesome
he gave you bait and you gave him a fish.. what a wholesome interaction. Fishing community on top😤😮💨😩😩
This is making me want to start fishing again. What a charming interaction.
Hi can you do a video on how to catch crappie on Artificial lures please
Richard Gene is the man for that
Put a minnow on it?😅 Ive always found either a minnow on a bare hook, or on a white jig with a fluorescent head bring in the most crappie for me. Maybe theyre just dumb in the waters i fish though.
Where do you get the minows? In the spring I will try minnows. But yeah where do you get the minows?
@@JWandsonconstruction well, you could do like the lazy people, and buy them where they sell live bait. Or, you could go get you a minnow trap, find you a creek, and catch your own (like a real man😂😂 I'm only joking). Yeah, I have a creek that runs through the back of my property with a bunch of minnows, and crayfish. Idk.... I've never had good luck going after panfish with artificial. Minnows, and sometimes they'll bite on a worm. I usually throw one of each to them, and see what catches first.😁
Yeah will probably try minnows from the minnows trap. Because I have a brook in my woods to that should have minnows. But if I never get crappie on the minnows will try the white curlytail for crappie but will probably do minnows because we're I fish it should work. Thanks for the advice😁
Dude that’s so sick where did u fish😮
The Brotherhood of Fishermen. It is not always there, but it’s golden when it is.
This is the epitome of the outdoors sportsman's social interaction, helpful, humble, and appreciative.
This how easy men make friends
No one is gonna talk about the fact he’s just keeping the fish in the bucket without killing it?
Right?!? Put some water in the bucket at least!😵
No one except you goofball.
News Alert: Most fishermen do this, myself included. If the bite isn’t too hot I gut it and clean the fish ASAP
nope
Such a cool dad.. I hope that kid thanks God for how lucky he is to have a solid father in his life.
The gratitude in the boy’s eyes when you said “nah man, keep it, it’s yours”, that is a lesson in generosity that will resonate through the rest of his life. God bless, fam 🕊️➕❤️
W video, he ain't pregnant but never Fails to deliver
W interaction
Now that’s what fishings about, showing love to other fishermen and helping another out, when I’m out fishing and I see a kid watch me catch something they run up and want to hold the fish and all😅 ill hand em a senko and they get so happy
This is why I love fishing. Not all of the fishing community is like this but lots of them are. Helpin each other out and just having a good time.
I have been asking for 5 days
And sure enough (I'm very poor btw this would mean the world to me)
Fishing is the one thing I have seen bring ppl together like no other. I have met countless ppl that I would typically walk past and have great conversations with them while fishing.
Love seeing people be social and open to everyone, world would be such a better place if people just talked to each other more
And sure enough
This is why I love the fishing community. I have had interactions like this myself. I live for it.
Fisherman always ready to help. Random fishermen have tought me so much!
Some of my fondest memories come from sharing a story & beer with a stranger while fishing! Great stuff!!
Fisherman are always so wholesome, doesn’t matter where you go usually always a good encounter
Dude I never see wholesome fishing content!!! Thanks!
Gary is chill dude. Very kind gentleman in this video love to see it
Kid was astounded by you giving him the fish lol. Kudos to you and them, nothing makes fishing better than coming across other nice fisherman
Good things happening to good guys, gotta love it. Kid was hesitant to take it too, I can tell he was raised with manners. Wholesome all around 🤌🏾
See I love this people interacting with each other for the love of fishing
never got a chance to go fishing with my dad when I was growing up. this vid was heartwarming forreal.
That’s awesome, you can tell the dad raising his kid right and just being a good dad. Great interactions and video all around
Gary seems like a good dude and a great Dad. I would of loved to have gone fishing with my dad. I use to go to my grandma's lake house and fish by myself for hours
This is one of my favorite things about fishing. No matter who or where you are, people are so quick to share tips and gear if they have knowledge of the area. It's one of those hobbies where everyone likes to see people succeed. Always good vibes,
I love fisherman. I used to fish with my dad all the time, and when I was 20 I lived down by the riverbank, and on Sundays I would go down and fish. It would be all these old men and me, and they took me on as one of their own and taught me even more. They would help me with absolutely anything I needed, offer me old gear, offer me bait if I was leaving early because I was out. My dad is still around, and I do still fish with him, but it was so amazing to be a part of this little community you wouldnt even know existed if you didnt go down to the riverbank before 10am.
i love interactions like this so wholesome bro
This is such a lovely interaction. I love it when folks share knowledge and tricks.
Interactions like this with people are so nice
When you go fishing these are the types of people you meet…. I love it❤
Its easy to make new friends when you either give them food or lures. I flyfish & if I encounter another flyfisherman anywhere, I'll give away lures. Good ones. If they succeeded on any lures that I have given them, they will remember me & it'll give them confidence to continue our sport. Im *paying it forward*