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Thanks Dale!

Thank you so much for the kind comment. I always go back and forth on whether I just do music and subtitles or talk. It is great to know that you prefer it like this. Honestly, this is so much easier for me, I hate to talk on camera. The music seems to be hit or miss, some people like it and some not. I've been meaning to experiment with those new AI voice overs, basically the computer turns the subtitles into voice for you. We'll see how that works out.

Thank you so much for subscribing and welcome aboard! I'm working on a new set of videos, I'll be posting them as I finish them.

Thanks so much for the comment Koga. Those childhood memories were the motivation for designing the yoyito. The idea came to me while at the local sporting goods store. I was looking for one of those fancy aluminum carts to carry my fishing gear. I had been accumulating rods and related accessories for years, to the point I needed something to carry all my stuff. Then it dawned on me: Why do I need so much stuff? I grew up fishing with a simple plastic or wooden handline reel. Back then fishing was not just a sport, but a means of feeding the family. So I settle on the following design goals for the reel: 1) It must out cast the plastic reels. 2) It must fit in your pocket. 3) It must allow you to land big fish. 4) It must last a lifetime. And there you have you have it.

Thank you so much Mars!

Awesome, thank you!

They work like charm and allow for long distance casting.

Thank you

Kenny, thanks so much for your kind comment. I believe all life has value, so if I'm not going to eat the fish, I try my best not to waste life or cause unnecessary pain.

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I love this

I love this, it's cool, not appt of people fish like you sir, I LOVE IT this is education 😁 everybody subscribe, and I learned how to fish without a rod, I love it I would give this a 102929292929298347384 star❤️❤️❤️♥️♥️♥️

Kenny Lim is cool and this video And the person fishing,,♥️❤️🖤💜💙💚🤍♥️❤️🖤💜💙💚🤍

Aaron, I have an old video that shows you how to make that rig. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3_NaWapYq5km9k Let me know if that helps. Thanks for the comment.

Which island Is that?

The Turks and Caicos Islands, I actually went fishing 2 hours before this comment was posted, and I caught a nice big barracuda with a hand line 😃 Love your videos by the way!

@@chadev9748 that's awesome! I have a friend that lives there.

Cool :D

I’ve encountered this kind of comment before, but I've read the regs and I don't find anything about it being illegal to throw Oscars back. They do encourage you to harvest them as they are good table fare with a white flaky meat. I’ve eaten my share and would agree they are not much different than bluegill when it comes to taste and texture. But this automatic tendency people have to take it upon themselves to exterminate a species is a slippery slope of problems. I have also been to many fishing spots full of saltwater catfish carcasses, because there are some anglers who also think that somehow these should be killed too. In fact what I've found so far on the FWC website, is that most non-invasive species cause little or no damage to the ecosystem, with a few notable exceptions like lionfish and pythons. However, they do state that wanton waste of wildlife is illegal. I suspect that most non-native species that are thriving are probably simply filling a niche left behind by the decline of native species. The reasons for the native species decline can be complex and often include human activity as a major factor. I would not be surprised if Oscars thrive in waters not apt for native species and provide important nourishment to native birds, reptilians and other predatory fish like gars. I tend to find them more often than not in low oxygen areas populated by cichlids and gars. I would like to see some scientific evidence and a clear statement by the FWC before embarking on an extermination campaign. If you are sure of the FWC position on Oscars, please post a link here to where they state this and I would be happy to change my position and abide by the law. But if you are wrong, I urge you to stop encouraging others to break the law.

Fishing Yoyito where in fl you located Miami or more north