Can you turn the music up, I couldn't hear you

What's the tackel you use, rod, line,Japanese hooks?maybe doe video on tackel you use.

You need a bug suit and a gallon of deet for that spot. 😂

for 5 fish....2 male and 3 females, id pay near $50 for wild caught fish from a net. Especially the green swords if they are Montezumas

Great video! Love those sailfin and flagfin shiners. I started microfishing catching darters and they are still my first love 😉. I chase them whenever I can.

Great job on those topminnows! I haven't seen that species before.

We love catching sheepshead..congrats on the goldspotted and marsh killifish!

Thanks for the video. I was fortunate enough to catch the platys, convict cichlids and a couple of green swordtails from that creek back in Nov 23. Good luck if you get back up that way.

Thanks for the videos over the last year 🎣🎣👍

We don't have sunfish in my area and I wish we had them.

It never ceases to amaze me that you are able to catch such tiny fish. IS it all by sight? I can't imagine you're feeling a bite with some of those really small fish. ...and what size hooks and what type bait do you typically use? I'm sure you've shared that but I've slept since I watched those videos.

Wwlcome to my neck of the woods. I'm a 7th generation native of Florida. My ancestor owned the mill that Milton was named after. Never seen a fishing video where someone just caught minnows. However, I love nature and you did a fantastic job of showing the natural beauty of these tiny critters.

The beaver pond is a little south of Blackwater River. Catching and identifying minnows! It was still interesting though.

Heck yeah! This is my favorite kinda fishing! I go to the pond and catch tiny bluegill and sometimes little shad

I want a brown Hoplo for my tank..

Brilliant as always. I hope you realise how lucky you are! We only have ~35 species of freshwater fish in the uk and I caught pretty much all of them in a year, only 2 invasives (Prussian carp and Wels Catfish) left plus some endangered stuff like Shad which are too rare to actively target :(

How do you find these spots man? Just driving around or do you do extensive google earth sat image searches before hand lol

So nice fishing over there. I've got some species at home. Rainbow shiners and Red belly dace. Keep on fishing and greetings from The Netherlands.

I think I’m too far north for any wrasses, I’m in the more central east coast of FL between the ponce inlet so snappers are everywhere especially mangroves😂 I’ve seen some white grunt and other interesting ones but they’re not crazy common compared to south FL

Some bandtails have gorgeous teal dots on the top side; they’re much more beautiful if you find one that has them more pronounced. Also fresh shrimp(cut chunks from live) is what I swear by; I feel frozen loses a bunch of the scent so if I use shrimp cut or not I have to have them as live to start. Has made a worlds difference once I stopped using frozen ones; just a tip about shrimp! Caught my lifer shrimp eel shortly after learning the tip myself

Great video. Great information, just great all around work. Thank you very much for sharing.

First fish, green sunfish,,, male.

You really need to get a net to get under the fish as you lift them.

You treat fish like an asshole.

The streams in extreme Northwest Florida and southwest Alabama are almost all sand bottom. That's where I grew up hunting and fishing. It is a beautiful part of the country.

What size hooks do you use?

Check out Candy Darter 🌈

Good fun as always

You're a cool chill guy

Red darter? Used to catch them in brook trout streams.. not sure the last time I’ve seen a red darter. This may not be that though.

“Coozin it” 🤦🏼‍♂️

What do you use for bait for this kind of fishing? I’ve never seen microfishing before

Micro habitats are the best! Yet I feel as though they are the least undetstood and protected at times.

Using a piece of shrimp you cat barely see your not going to catch any game fish. Why would someone drive there to micro fish when you could of caught redfish, sea trout, sheepshead or even snook

The river systems in central Alabama are so underrated. I believe they have a single river that contains more freshwater biodiversity than all of California. I think its the Cahaba.

Great fun

Victor sounds like Gru from Despicable me 😅. Love his jigs and floats!

Great fishing. Great location. Not so great fish handling and release.

Congrats on the lifer rainwater killie! I got mine a while back but they can be quite finicky. Especially when spawning they are pretty aggressive and chase your bait around but don't commit to it

What an awesome spot and trip. All 4 of those species are on my wanna catch list

Freshwater redworms tend to do quite well in salt or brackish water. I know someone who catches redfish on them lol. good video

You are really close to me on this one. I am about an hours drive from where you are fishing. The gobies are around, but you probably won't see them. You will never see a school, just a rare single.

I just caught my 3rd archer fish 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊😊😊❤😮

The weird fish I caught today was white shoulded Whip tail and a Mayan fish

What bait do you use to catch those? I would love to use this method to catch a few shiners for bait instead of messing with a net.

Nice fishing 🎣👍

The Dixie Chub… not to be confused with the Dixie Kong.😂 Those Sailfin Shiner’s were beautiful What a pretty day and location. Nice darter there, too.

There's a canal near me where I sometimes fish that is full of tropical fish! We have more tropical fish farms here than any other state and heavy rains cause their ponds to overflow and fish escape. Fortunately, they're very small like the Jack Demsey and are usually eaten by our many predators. 😊

you didn't gain an hour. lmao

❤ nice