Chasing Florida's Most Invasive Species When Things Went WRONG!

[@goodcitizen64]

Thanks for taking us along! Please keep the invasive species to eat or bait rather than releasing them! If nothing else, they have to make a decent chum!! God bless y'all everyone ❤️🙏

[@brianjeffrey1790]

Great day on the water congrats on your snakehead Waterway to end your day what a Motley Crue LOL

[@roypublic3269]

2:30 "This is such an Invasive Species. Let's throw it back...?"

[@glennbrown3420]

Will you ever do a spade fish catch ,clean,and cook

[@lynnwarren6127]

I know you guys have a great time together.

[@66bigbuds]

You're world famous. And still humble enough to fish with Brandt.

[@DNice337]

I believe peacock bass are non natives but not invasive. They were intentionally introduced by the state to control the invasives.

[@jongollakner4653]

Yah and as usual play God.Find out it doesn't work.People that are over educated are usually so pompous and that's who makes those foolish decisions.

[@jamesgriffin7711]

Rerun

[@eddiewallace5272]

Dang good video, you guys are a great team.

[@ScottKravitz-s8l]

Per FWC: While anglers can fish for snakeheads, it's unlawful to possess, transport, or otherwise bring into the state or release any freshwater fish that's not native to the state without a permit from the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Just surprised Brad and Brandt released the snakehead as they always are great about following FWC guidelines.

[@tg1cent765]

boys, beers and fun!

[@nishanvlogs2399]

Wow very nice place 👍❤️

[@jasoncapecod]

I have a place in boyton and have been trying to catch a Snakehead, no luck..You nail one on your first cast Those ducks are invasive too...

[@goodcitizen64]

It just proves how many there are in those beautiful waters!

[@thomashunsickerjr937]

Have you ever went fishing with BlueGabe or (Gabriel Arrington) or DeerMeat for Dinner (Robert Arrington)?

[@raymond-wk2gp]

I thought you weren't allowed to release snakeheads back.

[@abesgmail7690]

Think your right

[@randybedker1584]

That's what I was thinking.

[@smiler13b]

As long as it goes back into the same body of water it was caught

[@williambenner701]

​@@smiler13bthis doesn't make any sense! A invasive fish should ALWAYS be radacated!

[@gungadinn]

@@smiler13b Snake heads go directly through my chum grinder. They decimated the white perch spawning area I fished on the Chesapeake Bay.

[@Head_Loc]

Jack abt to make that man get a Big Washington Redkins tat……let’s go my boy #WashingtonRedskins

[@Smokesteve]

Just curious if it is "super invasive" as you said why release it alive?

[@svenngunnarrustgard1228]

Because there is nothing you can do to take them out, when first released they're there to stay sadly, but i hear they're good eating

[@tatojit7]

wheres this 🙌🔥

[@JazCas86]

I live in miami. Where is south Florida is that please?

[@BeardedBrad92]

Little bit north of you

[@JazCas86]

@BeardedBrad92 Jupiter you stated correct?

[@Bl8z420]

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[@eisaacmiller4443]

If you don't want to waist them take themto eat

[@bjeweled21]

Are peacocks tasty?

[@goodcitizen64]

Same as most any other bass!

[@danbaker7086]

Is snake heads good to eat?

[@danbaker7086]

They look like a meaty fish.

[@caseychipley1671]

I believe that you're supposed to get rid of the invasive species not release them

[@gretcheneileenpagan2895]

More old videos😢

[@jimstark1810]

It's an invasive species what are you doing throwing it back? Do you part.

[@peterrifner697]

Both of those football teams suck though 🤣🤣

[@franklombardo5066]

Why you letting snakehead go . They kill everything in the lake . Catch and release into the grease . if I knew this spot ,my snakehead in Thailand and Vietnam , eat your fish . Big time , wuzz fishing , come on man , go to the Amazon to catch big peacock bass , go too Thailand

[@jeczaja]

Eat those invasive fish. They are all tasty.

[@eisaacmiller4443]

Invasive fish should not be released back into the waterer

[@cincox3919]

Why release an invasive species?!

[@billgraham5609]

old video...rerun

[@jmarconi248]

Be careful guys, in Florida it’s illegal to release snakeheads alive.

[@douglassmith1632]

If you release them back to the same water, you catch them in its ok.

[@thomasdobbs9001]

B.S.