A GREAT FIND!!! 11 Species in ONE DAY at a NEW CREEK! (Give-Away Included) (Media, PA)

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September 12th, 2017 -- For my 113th outing of this year, I explored and fished the Ridley Creek in Media, Delaware County, PA. It was my first time down there, and at my fan's request, I decided to give it a shot.
The plan for the day was to wade and swing my worm + Johnson Min-O-Spin for whatever bites! And folks...we ended up with a nice batch of different Species, eh!? 11 Species in one day -- all within a 2 mile stretch of the Creek.
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I wish you all the best of luck!
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Gear used in this video:
Rod: Daiwa Spinmatic, Ultra-Light, 5'6", 2 pieces (amzn.to/2x26W7n*)
Reel: Shimano Sedona 500FD (old model) (amzn.to/2xz7RxT*)
Line: KastKing Fluorokote, 4lbs test (amzn.to/2tio5p8*)
Bait/lures: Owner Half-Moon Tanago Hooks (bit.ly/2uABY6j), as well as size #24 Umpqua Tiemco TMC 2488 Fly Tying Hooks (amzn.to/2f5pYnm*) and #10 Mustad 3366 Classic Sproat Large Ring Hook (amzn.to/2f6rx4o) with small bits of nightcrawlers. Additionally, a 1/8 oz. Johnson Min-O-Spin (amzn.to/2jqpbip*).
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[@extremephillyfishing]

A longer video for an EPIC DAY! First time exploring the Ridley Creek in Media, PA...and check this out, fellas -- I ended the day with *eleven* different Species of fish! That includes 2 new Species as well -- 187 and 188. :) A great find, eh?! Anyways...don't forget to participate in the Give-Away, and as always, many thanks for all your love and support! Tight lines and FISH ON!

[@bankmaster5104]

Extreme Philly Fishing wwòoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooohoooooooooooooo micro fishing wòooooooooooooooooooeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[@caminandoconcristodenc]

Extreme Philly Fishing 1.largemouth bass 2.redbreast sunfish 3.pumpkinseed 4.swallow tail shiner 5.spot tail shiner 6.tessellated darter 7.fallfish 8.common shiner 9.comely shiner 10.cutlips minnow 11.bluegill

[@bankmaster5104]

Extreme Philly Fishing FISH OOOONNNNN.........!

[@buttahworld8718]

Extreme Philly Fishing we're is this spot

[@darkxwater9559]

Extreme Philly Fishing you should do a video were you go on the hunt to catch your 200th species

[@colinpuckett9149]

"Couldn't resist my Johnson" LMAO

[@Te0L0ser]

CP Outdoors that red breast

[@Claykoy]

hahahaha

[@Claykoy]

14:11-14:15

[@shereraquaponics1315]

That’s what she said

[@chrismartinez8065]

Kyle The Bass Attacker i was thinking the same thing😂

[@fiveforfishing2366]

DAMMMN DUDE!!!! SOOOONNNN..never gets old. I laugh every time. 😃

[@braydonhenderson5474]

Ryan R. Lol

[@madebyPito]

same

[@evanfaubert3861]

Ryan R. Same

[@rebel8114]

Ryan R. This guy can kill a bad mood easy.

[@henerith4510]

Dammmmmnnnnn dooooooootttttttttterrrrrrrr

[@axlaj1]

You should use *philly* cheese steak for fishing

[@kennywolfjr.6413]

Tagged Names I support this.

[@octavio4436]

The REAL catch em all, you're the man Leo

[@cameronmcconnell9940]

FUCK Zak catchem his channel is cancer

[@argeliozamora1074]

Cameron McConnell Truer words have never been spoken

[@tuckrex2038]

But Leo is the real catch em all lol 11 species truly catchemall

[@topwatertremors895]

Cameron McConnell used to love him when he actually fished and didn’t just clickbait, raw fishing did it from the start

[@finnafishfl]

That scene of you getting schooled by the darters is now the best fishing scene on youtube. This is why I love your channel man. You absolutely owned that creek. Between this and your last creek video, I think the moral of the story is explore, explore, explore. even after almost 40 minutes I was sad to see this one come to an end. What an amazing video, day and fishermen.

[@kerrypitt9789]

I love your exploration and your desire to learn about what fish large or small, live in your fishing area. Totally great shows!

[@FrankWolfeUDL]

Love these old videos where you're getting new species. "WAIT...WAIT A MINUTE...IS THIS A NEW ONE?!"

[@wbarney59]

hi Leo long time no watch. been plying with a hurricane and flooding St. Johns river. had mullet in the back yard. watching you makes life normal again. thank you.

[@dombullock8885]

those first bass you thought were probably spotted bass definitely were. they had the tooth patch, the mouth doesn't go past the eye, and the juvenile spotted bass have orange tails, which yours also did have.

[@FRGGuideservice]

Bruh

[@leoveroude4492]

Your videos are just the BEST Leo!! Your excitement and enthusiasm are contagious! Epic day in the creek. Thank you 😊.

[@barbarak.7637]

Hey Leo. Congrats on the two new species and finding that amazing fishing spot. This video is one of my favorites of yours. I admire your spirit.

[@chaddrumm6809]

Damn Leo! U sure are proud of your Johnson! Well, every guy should be for sure! 👍🏻

[@joelling9958]

Congratulations leo on the species count . You will get to two hundred very soon ! Keep up the great vids.

[@beebob1279]

I like the fact that you quickly admire the fish, then return it to the water. Later you show a still shot of the fish. The quicker back to the water a fish goes means a higher chance of survival

[@GabooNx]

Leo could you try a gulp nightcrawler vs live night crawler? This creek seems like the perfect testing ground.

[@extremeoutdoors4985]

GabooNx yasssss

[@supafreaks69]

First time watching one of your vids and it is dope! Love the energy and you're pretty funny ahah

[@keitharoo1962]

Your videos are so much fun. Thank you for doing these.

[@robscards6313]

very much enjoyed this video....being a fellow fisherman, I know the joys and frustrations, and yes, productive fishing takes lots of work and patience.....

[@RebootedNickerson]

Love his excitement n knowledge of all fish 🐟 Leo's definitely a cool dude.

[@Josehdz78]

1: Largemouth bass 2: Redbreast sunfish 3: Pumpkin seed 4: Swallow tail shiner 5: Spott tail shiner 6: Tessellated darter 7: fallfish 8: Common shiner 9: Comely shiner 10: Cutlips minnow 11: Bluegill Tight lines good fishing 🎣 😈

[@feralgrandad4429]

Love your videos. Love this type the best.small water, light gear, multiple species that we don't get here in UK. Yeah, great video. Cheers.

[@hoosierbackoutdoors1237]

Love it bro! Got some awesome creeks myself. My favorite kind of fishing!! Keep it up bro!! Peace!!

[@mrich3879]

I just got to thank you Leo! I havent fished in 4 years since I moved to Seattle. Went from fisherman to wisherman... Since watching your vids, I got my poles and tackle out of the closet, cleaned em up and took them out to my friends boat at the local marina. Had to use a cheap ass rod with my Pfleuger because my good ones need repair but i wasnt worried about catching a monster anyways. First freakin cast I had a 10 inch Pacific Sanddab. Didn't keep it, don't eat out of the Puget Sound in town here. It released nice I was just wetting lines for fun and i got a new species for me. I never caught a flatfish before! Got skunked after that tho. Lol. Only fished for an hour cause I needed to buy more bait, hooks and fix my good rods. Saw 10 or more different species of microfish I'm going after next time too. Going to a local lake for freshwater tommorow to check it out too. Its cool having salt and fresh within minutes of where i live. Literally ten minutes one direction and five the other. I cant belive I haven't gone till now. You inspired me more than any other youtuber...i yelled "fish on!" in your accent as a tribute as it was happening. Haha..my wife thought I was crazy.

[@Bramabull201]

I just started to get into fishing this summer with my 5 and 2 year old sons who love your videos. Your videos have helped me tremendously. I am now a proud contributor to your patreon page and I hope you keep up the good work! My main fishing spot is the Wissahickon Creek off the trail by the Philadelphia Cricket club, Whitemarsh Twp. There's some nice deeper pockets I am only beginning to explore. All the best to your channel! -Alex

[@shoulderbone3899]

Great vid, best one in a while. Keep up the good work bro.

[@chrisbrown8748]

Caught two trout in that dam at the end of your video just this past Saturday September 16th. Oh and we found a way to get to that dam by climbing down the bridge using a tree as support but other than that you either need to use waders or have access to one of those locations that are private property. Thanks for showing this location I always love exploring all the creeks around Philly.

[@spensertumonong5846]

And another great video Leo, thanks for posting

[@Ettoredipugnar]

Great video Leo ! Very enjoyable !

[@jamesritter1507]

Leo, I like all of your videos, but this one is just GREAT!!! I will watch this one AGAIN! Your excitement about the different species you catch makes me smile. I'm 61, but I have never done anything like, "Let's see how many different species there are here, in this area." You have inspired me.......And, at my age, I can't say that to too many people!! :)

[@mircea_kinghd3548]

one of my fav videos. very productive. and entertaining. i'm From Romania. and i live 5 minutes walk from Danube River. biggest in europe. and when i use to go fishing. in one day. i would end up same like u. with atleast 7 diferent spieces of fish. great place to go visit. when you got time.

[@joshrobb6681]

Do you know how to do fish cpr leo? It would definitely help you with reviving fish so they dont go belly up on you. And this is a tip for everyone who doesn't already know: grab the fish by the tail and Move the fish in an S-shaped pattern to run water through its gills. I've have 100% success rate of reviving with 8 years of fishing

[@jonsgarage3991]

I love you fishing videos Leo, keep up the amazing work!!!!

[@freshANDhesh]

What a great spot. All kinds of fish in skinny water, very cool!

[@509thCOMPOSITE]

Awesome vid Leo! Keep up the good work and TAAAKE IT EEEASY!

[@kylehoy3119]

those fall fish are awesome this time of the year and in low water you find them all bunched up like that! Same with most types of chubs, cutlips, blue chubs, ext. awesome day of micro fishing

[@devinshell9677]

Great video. I've been fishing Ridley Creek for a while. Upstream from where your video ended (other side of the bridge and beyond), you can also find very large common carp, rock bass, and bigger largemouth bass. I've pulled two or three largemouth bass that were 15-16", 2lbs from there.

[@FightingTheFish]

I LOVE this vid so much! You are an inspiration to KZbinrs like me!

[@claytonparfumorse3101]

hey man, great to see someone else catch a fall fish. i caught one a few years ago, had NO idea what it was. at the time my thought was hey, its a minnow, but it weighs damn near 2 pounds!

[@740andrew]

Love the long video Leo! Keep it up!

[@oliviab2357]

Hey Leo I love your channel, you inspire me everyday and I've learned so much from you👌🏻 Here are all the species you caught on this amazing day: 1- Largemouth bass 2- Redbreast sunfish 3- Pumpkinseed 4- Swallowtail shiner 5- Spottail shiner 6- Tessellated darter 7- Fallfish 8- Common shiner 9- Comely shiner 10- Cutlips minnow 11- Bluegill

[@thomas5975]

Got school in the morning but ima stay up late to watch your awesome vids!

[@RickyPantera69]

Your videos are very entertaining! Keep em up

[@barryozimek2978]

Hey Leo nice video ! I know current was not a big issue when you where wading but you should always wade upstream , so that if you wade into too deep of a hole the current takes you back out of it .

[@reneerasmussen5351]

Nice! :D I recently went fishing for Arctic Char for the first time! Caught some keepers! They are certainly not as sensitive as Rainbows or Brows :) Very strong fish ^^

[@scottgrizzle5879]

Awesome pumpkin seed there at the end,under that Damm was a major hot spot.i have a similar type creek and damn in my area here in southwest Virginia. Always makes for fun fishing trips ,especially for kids,fast action is what makes kids stay interested.

[@mountainlife2411]

40 minutes just flew by. Good vids I'm glad I found your channel.

[@truenorthfishingtv5843]

Congrats on the 2 new species Leo!! The species of fish you caught were 1. Bluegill 2. Fallfish 3. Red Breast Sunfish 4. Pumpkinseed 5. Common Shiner 6. Comely Shiner 7. Cutlip Minnow 8. Largemouth Bass 9. Spottail Shiner 10. Swallowtail Shiner 11. Tessellated Darter Keep up the great videos!

[@burittoyeet2747]

1-Large mouth bass 2-Redbreast sunfish(perfect specimen) 3-Pumpkinseed(very pretty) 4-Swallowtail shiner 5-Spot tail shiner 6-Tesselated Darter 7-Fallfish 8-Common shiner 9-Comely shiner(new species) 10-Cutlips minnow(new species) 11-Bluegill Had to write them down on a notebook to remember.

[@jordanyang3066]

that creek is beautiful and gives me a lot of ideas for biotope fish tanks.

[@MehranTakkhal]

I love your stuff bro , very very nice video , I really enjoyed to see someone feels like me 😂😊😉 thank you very much to share this video, much love , Good luck bro. I'm your fan.

[@jamesritter1507]

You have GOT to go back to that dam and explore it some more!

[@E.D.C_aesthetic]

There were a title of 11 species you landed and they were large mouth bass, redbrest, pumpkinseed, swallowtail shiner, spotfine shiner, tessellated darter, fall fish, comely shiner, cutlips minnow, bluegill, and the common shiner.Also I rilly love watching the vids creep up the good work.

[@christopherthurman4435]

Last pool was jumbo Sunfish heaven!! Nice!

[@fireriver6104]

A species list is not complete without the bluegill -Leo Sheng

[@JoeWeymouth]

Nice work sir on the video. I like seeing the different fish that you catch in all of the areas that you go to. Wish I could get out and fish as much as you do. All the fish caught in the video are largemouth bass, redbreast sunfish, pumpkinseed, swallowtail shiner, spottail shiner, tessellated darter, fallfish, common shiner, comely shiner, cutlips minnow, and the bluegill.

[@jacobgodfrey5358]

I love when u get to release fish great feeling to watch them take off

[@brycewulf9741]

Man it was multi species kinda day I guess! I had 4 different species (green sunfish, crappie, striped Bass, then a large mouth) back to back as soon as I got out there! Good video man!

[@luke-dy3dz]

Hey I am new to the channel and I live 5 minutes away from Ridley creek and I go fishing every week and catch Lots of trout and bass.

[@lilfeeesh]

Right around the corner from me :) awesome trout waters in the spring

[@tloeuth408]

Notification just came on for Jon B video upload but Imma finish this video first 👍

[@DavidRodriguez-jt1ns]

Those were some awesome catches!

[@derrekdickeyjr9604]

Fallfish looks like great flathead bait! Leo is the bait catching master! 🤣👍🏾

[@markanderson6716]

I grew up on Ridley Creek at the end of East Knowlton Road. If you get off the SEPTA train at Moylan - Rose Valley (one stop before Media), walk down the hill on Manchester Road, maybe 1/2 - 3/4 miles. There is a bridge there. Below the bridge are quite a few rapids and then the creek gets slow and wider. Be especially concerned about the mud below the bridge, it is almost like quick sand. PA used to stock the creek with trout in the spring, mostly Rainbow and a few Brownies, 2 - 4 weeks before the season. I doubt that they do this anymore. This was before the creation of Ridley Creek State Park. Night crawlers, Salmon eggs, Velveeta Cheese balls and Wonder Bread balls would catch those trout rascals until the water warmed up from the summertime heat. There weren't too many pan fish below the dam in Media (Rt 1 - Baltimore Pike). We would go there (to the dam) to catch pan fish (multiple species). Below the dam, where I grew up, there were few pan fish. Usually the run was Trout in the spring, Suckers in the summer, Eels when the water was high and dirty like creamed coffee and an occasional Creek Chub. The next time you go to Ridley Creek, check out the semi-lower portion. You will probably get 5 - 6 different species. I enjoy your videos. Keep it up.

[@Taviusss]

That pumpkinseed looked like a colorful crappie tbh 😂😂

[@patterdon9985]

PGP-Pokemon Gaming Productions it did. Not only because they are both spotted but its structure did too

[@MrKying]

I must have missed this video. I’m happy you finally came to Ridley Creek. It’s still not to late to for trout at the state park section.

[@boydwink9595]

You couldn't resist my johnson. That was epic I fell over laughing🤣🤣🤣

[@zachbartlett2829]

I used to think Leo was weird, but he has quickly become my favorite fishing KZbinr

[@JWall-tu7tf]

Largemouth bass, Red breast sunfish, pumpkinseed, fallfish, bluegill, swallow tail shiner, spot tail shiner, cutlip minnow, comely shiner, common shiner, tessellate darter. WHEW! I'm tired after writing all of that! Nice catches Leo!

[@mattblack1817]

Largemouth bass, Redbreast Sunfish, Pumpkinseed, Swallowtail Shiner, Spotfin Shiner, Tessellated Darter, Fall Fish, Comely Shiner, Cutlips Minnow, Bluegill and Common Shiner. You're killing it like always Leo!!! Keep it up!

[@RebootedNickerson]

Hahahahahaha 😂 that was funny as hell u thought the doll was a baby. O man. God bless u Leo. Great vid. Also. Peace from jersey

[@grantscottwilson9515]

I really enjoyed that session. I hope that you return to that same hole. That u end this video at. Then push further up that creek.

[@afleetcommand]

I really appreciate these video's...learn a lot. I can remember all versions of sun fish were.....sunny's to me!

[@jaywalker2213]

Love ya bro getting me bac i to fishing I like that you don't fish to much in lakes an just around strems

[@christopherthurman4435]

Rather watch you catch jumbo Redbreast than small shiners and darters. But you were excited so that makes me happy.

[@smoovk808yt4]

favorite fishing channel , so entertaining

[@mystedavid]

Wowwwww... i bet you went to bed with a smirk on ya face, didn't ya? So happy for you.. and so many interesting species in one day. Congratulations! although 3 years ago. What glasses were you wearing tho?

[@SolitaryMan41]

Thanks for the Cabin Fever in Upstate New York !!!! Lol Subscribed!

[@rippinlips3565]

Sweet video Leo!

[@disco07]

Very entertaining. Reconsidering my fishing strategy. Thanks!

[@colinpuckett9149]

Redbreast sunfish, largemouth bass, tessalated darter, spottail shiner, common shiner, fallfish, cutlips minnow, comely shiner, bluegill, pumpkinseed. Killer vid, man.

[@frustratedamateur9608]

A great fisherman and a comedian! Lol.

[@randomshizFM]

Largemouth Bass, Bluegill, Red Breast Sunfish, Tesselated Darter, Pumpkinseed, Fallfish, Swallowtail Shiner, Spot Tail Shiner, Cutlips Minnow, Comely Shiner, and the Common Shiner. Love your stuff Leo! Multi-Species is the best. I cant afford much in the way of gear but I go fishing whenever I can. If you ever get the chance you should come fishing in Manitoba some time. Huge cats in the South and huge Pike/Trout up North. Also if you like Walleye fishing we have plenty trophy size Walleye. Not my thing but people here love em.

[@infowazz]

i find PA really boring but i think you can help with that. great vids. i appreciate the little fish like this as well. i grew up in a neighborhood that had an old lake, suburb of buffalo NY. it was rarely fished. as a kid the biggest we caught was maybe 2 lbs. one day i heard and saw a huge splash. i casted my buzzbait like 50 times until it finally hit. it was a 6 or 8 lb bass. for us that was mindblowing. after i caught that one, we suddenly started catching the big boys. it wasn't that often but we figured out what they liked. topwater frogs. there was another small lake about a mile away. also rarely fished and was posted but we were sneaky. the bass weren't big but they would bite your buzzbait as soon as it hit the water. you could catch 20 bass in 10 minutes, no joke. there were sunfish so big you could barely put your hand around them. i called them pounders. they liked poppers.

[@TheMasterCaster]

With this video, i really felt your pain and struggle trying to catch those darters lol. Congratulations on the comely shiner and cutlips minnow. (Giveaway answer coming soon) 1. Comely Shiner 2. Bluegill 3. common shiner 4. fallfish 5. tessellated darter 6. spottail shiner 7. swallowtail shiner 8. pumpkinseed sunfish 9. largemouth bass 10. redbreast sunfish 11. Cutlips minnow

[@NORCALRODREEL]

I've been really getting into your channel lately, love how diverse you are with your fishing! Has made me go out and try more things and has gotten me into different species. EPF for the win! Largemouth bass Red Breast Sunfish Pumpkinseed Sunfish Fallfish Bluegill Swallowtail shiner Cutlips minnow Comely shiner Common shiner Spot tail shiner Darter Tessellate

[@kevinqu8230]

The 11 species that you caught were the Largemouth Bass, Redbreast Sunfish, Pumpkinseed, Swallowtail Shiner, Spotfin Shiner, Tessellated Darter, Fallfish, Comely Shiner, Cutlip Minnow, Bluegill and the Common Shiner (and maybe a Spotted Bass). Great video! Congratulations on your successful day!

[@madebyPito]

great work!! keep it up

[@keepingitvillarreal6621]

Hands down my favorite EPF video so far !

[@leminhvuong5508]

Keep up the good work!

[@delsen1486]

Largemouth Bass, Red breast sunfish, Pumpkinseed, Fallfish, swallowtail shiner, tessellated Darter, comely shiner, bluegill, common shiner, cutlips minnow. Out of all of those species I've caught The Largie, Pumpkinseed, fallfish, common shiner and bluegill. Nice find Leo!

[@theosushko7331]

Loved your reaction to the cut lips minnow😂😂

[@CoreyAspril]

Leo, when the season comes back to spring next year you gotta come fish at the Susquehanna river in lancaster

[@jorgemelendez2184]

largemouth bass, redbreast sunfish, pumpkin seed, swallowtail shiner, spot tail shiner, tessellated darter, fallfish, common shiner, comely shiner, cutlips minnow, and bluegill. Nice job in adding to your collection.

[@sankajou]

thanks for the video i learn a lot of species from subtropical places....love to see more species for next time.....all tumbs up EPF Leo........ 1.largemouth bass (micropterus salmoides) 2.redbreast sunfish (lepomis auritus) 3. pumkinseed (lepomis gibbosus) 4. swallow tail shiner (notropis procne) 5. spottail shiner (notropis hudsonius) 6. tesselleted darter (etheostoma almsted) 7. fallfish (semotilus corporalis) 8. common shiner (luxilus cornutus) 9. comely shiner (notropis amoenus) 10. cutlips minnow (exoglossum maxillingus) 11. bluegill (lepomis macrochirus)

[@trystenruiz3012]

Largemouth bass, Redbreast Sunfish, Pumpkinseed, Swallowtail Shiner, Spotfin Shiner, Tessellated Darter, Fall fish, Comely Shiner, Cutlips Minnow, Bluegill, Common shiner. Love your stuff Leo! Tight lines!

[@tryparticpating8774]

As I young boy I was lucky to have a spring were a extensive stream ran to Lake Ontario as my play ground , I was told by a neibor scientist that water samples revealed the water was very clean and good to drink ! And I did drink a lot of it , It had tiny fish as fast as lightning it took years before a could catch one by hand , I never found out what they were till you identified it as a darter! Thank you so cool ,! I understand your excitement ! Thanks!

[@extremephillyfishing]

Very nice story, Try! Thank you for sharing! I enjoyed it very much.

[@masterdekoy]

Was cool to see how many different species you were able to find. My count: - Largemouth bass - Redbreast Sunfish - Pumpkinseed - Swallowtail Shiner - Spottail Shiner - Tessellated Darter - Fallfish - Common Shiner - Comely Shiner - Cutlips minnow - Bluegill Looking forward to the next one!

[@SurvivalPigs]

Great video as always Leo ! Good luck every one in the give away 1 Swallowtail Shiner 2 Bluegill 3 Redbreast Sunfish 4 Pumpkinseed 5 Spottail Shiner 6 Tessellated Darter 7 Cutlips Minnow 8 Common Shiner 9 Comely Shiner 10 fallfish 11 Largemouth bass