Yup, this vid comes off basically hey let's make a short shit shoot video on a boat and mention a shirt in an effort to boost ad youtube ad revenue. Downvote.

probably not the best suggestion, but maybe poke a hole in the bottom of the pockets? A built in drain would be a great idea for their next version.

tolpacourt comments like this never fail, yes I agree with the part of that Carp are not Native but so is the white man to this continent and he has done more damage to the environment of this continent than this fish ever will! And at the end of the day it was the white Man who brought this fish to begin with. So to hell with that non Native argument and on the second thing you said about turbidity and that they eat the spawn of native species, first of all turbidity can be caused my many things be it wind, current, boat activity and yes fish, Carp being one of them but also suckers, catfish and so on. It's also affected by the composition of the substrate aka bottom of lake or river. 2nd almost all fish eat fish eggs at one point or another of their lives.. Trout, Bass, Sunfish, Catfish, Eels, Walleye, Muskie, Pike, Sturgeon, Minnows and Darters are no exception so that argument gets thrown out the door too. I'm not saying Common Carp aren't a problem in some parts but those are few and far between. There's a lot of myths, misinformation and negativity about these wonderful hard fighting fish, I'm talking Common Carp here (like the one in this video that although it's a Mirror Carp it's still a Common Carp at the end of the day) not the other Asian Carp mind you. Now on the Invasive part, Common Carp have been here for over 200yrs and have become part of the environment like it or not, in other words they've become Naturalized! Other fish feed on them when young so they've become part of the food chain. Education is the key to better understand things that surround us so we can stop ourselves from making inadequate arguments. ✌️

Nope, pure stupidity you've commented here. In most areas carp are NOT invasive. It varies by region. Also, the major issues with invasive carp are mostly not with common carp. They are with silver and bighead carp in the midwest. Please do even a minute of research before spreading this nonsense.