Micro Fishing For Pet Musky Food - CRAZY Eat!

Our pet musky is finally a vicious feeder, didn't take long!! Let me know what you guys think I should be feeding him next!
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[@CambrenSievert]

Feed it peric

[@davidhelmedrummer2004]

It wouldnt be able to eat his nose.

[@geauxfishingswla8418]

Lol I’m dying 😂

[@Welshcunt1]

Lol

[@carterschroeder8071]

for the boys your name implies that your the dad doing all the favors

[@mattewarmstrong4575]

Cambren Sievert that would be cool to watch

[@jaredkassouf1017]

Chris, I have a pet grass pike, walleye, and longnose gar. I learned the hard way that feeding goldfish or shiners from bait or pet stores is wrong, lost my original walleye to diseases. I have stopped feeding those types of foods and go out every month and catch a load of bait fish in a seine net and keep them in a stock tank until ready to be eaten. It is very helpful and I thought you would be able to use this advise. Good luck on the Muskie and hope you have fun keeping these awesome fish!

[@umhippo]

Jar Kas in regards to this comment chris you can put the bait fish in with the other two just make sure you can differentiate them or there are tank dividers so you can split them up

[@jaredkassouf1017]

I also remember Chris saying that the Muskie would be exchanged for a smaller one once he outgrew the tank, so I don't think you would have any problems with bear gills and tiger woods in the same large tank.

[@jaredkassouf1017]

Just make sure to look for signs of aggressiveness if you do.

[@kevindifranco3494]

You need to find a good pet store to get feeders from. And use a bucket and net to dump them out of the water from the pet store. So no Walmart fish!! Or any pet shop that isn't good. My Green sunny got sick a few times from feeders that game from lesser pet shops! Always dump the water out from the bag, it's a must. I kept aquariums for years, worked at a nursery in Water gardening, a very good fish store, and was gonna be a Fisheries Biologist. So I'm not talking outta my arse.

[@troutslayer9094]

Jar Kas were do I get a baby muskie

[@MillikenFishing]

Dude that musky is SO sick! Insanely jealous...great work putting everything together with the tank!

[@NorthwestBearcat1214]

If you have an extra smaller tank, you can buy bulk feeder fish, keep them in there and treat them for any parasites. Also just keeping them in the tank would eventually kill the parasites since it would be different. After you've quarantined the feeders, they will be ready to feed. (I used to do this with my bass and Oscars, never had a problem)

[@2goonsfishing722]

NorthwestBearcat1214 very well said

[@brasssentry2091]

this is a very good idea

[@linh811]

and you can gut load those feeders :)

[@kdogoutdoors971]

Craw fish

[@murkyfishing631]

Kyle Stigale i would like to see that.

[@bkilpper9800]

Up in Canada it is well known that muskies love perch and any kind of trout

[@henrybutler6382]

Do Muskie Monday’s

[@corn4072]

Henry Butler what about tiger tuesday??

[@bencopp5059]

how about both ;)

[@fishyfish4707]

Woods wednesdays

[@jacksonthorn3856]

Frogs would be cool to see

[@EBspeciesfishing]

a tiny frog or a super tiny snake

[@Joeykalin1]

Muskies won’t eat a snake

[@Joeykalin1]

I’ve tried it they won’t eat it,well at least regular muskies idk about tiger muskies

[@mathughsyoutubeworld2655]

Joey kalin they do eat snakes in the wild but snakes aren’t good idea for captive food.

[@muskynut2366]

When it gets too big for the tank you should put him in Mallard. 😁

[@dereksiple8025]

Get a small tank (55 gallon) and fill it with minnows or your choice of fish food and keep it stocked

[@jjkin5211]

Rocky Mountain Outdoorsman he can just throw them in the tank with the Blue gill

[@lexm0]

Pike/Musky love crayfish and frogs!

[@reelbigbassin9376]

It would be cool to see him eat a crawfish or a small frog.

[@northernfishing6136]

Feed tiger woods a small mouse

[@andy-jo1545]

LIVE BABY DUCK!!! I WANT BLOOD!!! This is probably a very bad idea if you want to maintain fans lol.

[@bassmaniacsnake8016]

CreakEChair 😂😂😂😂😂

[@umhippo]

CreakEChair or ad revenue

[@fishing4reel479]

DAAAMMMM! THATS JUST WRONG!🙈🙉🙊

[@jonathonhopkins5025]

It wouldn't be able to eat it, it would be too cute

[@firetruck2324]

Lol

[@nachomacho3218]

feed him a lil frogggie

[@irishmanbd8447]

Oh and throw in that drift wood, give the muskie something to hide behind. Also buy yourself a little 10 gallon aquarium with filter and stock up minnows from the bait shop so you don't have to go each week for more.

[@zaeey7081]

feed him a mouse

[@murkyfishing631]

Split Action that would be cool.

[@umhippo]

A pinky

[@dollydehart4813]

Hear they like to eat pussy

[@zaeey7081]

😂😂😭

[@patrickudvarhelyi8924]

Shad, Frogs, Shrimp, Craws, Night-Crawlers...these are just a handful of things that I imitate/use to catch bass, trout and perch but anything from the Esox Family (Pikes, Pickerels, Muskies) loves those too. Seeing them dart at it from next to the dock, out of a weed-bed literally scares me sometimes.

[@maxhart9077]

Tiger woods is cool but don’t forget about bear gills please

[@NicoSlayerr]

Hey Chris! Feeding your muskie minnows and goldfish from petstores should be fine, as long as you get their own "quarantine" tank. A 10 gallon holding tank with a sponge filter is really all you need to keep an eye on them, to make sure they don't have any parasites. If you want to be extra safe you could even use all purpose fish meds (gets rid of bacteria, fungus, parasites, etc.) and after a few days they should be ready to go.

[@bassmaniacsnake8016]

Feed him a mouse 🐁 🐭

[@amadacarter36]

Aa

[@blakebelland3647]

Hey Chris you should try real frogs to see slo motion topwater. You should be able to get frogs at any pet store.

[@mr.happyfunguy3772]

Perch!

[@xringkiller]

Feed Peric to him.

[@codybrown110]

I recommend buying two jets to create a current in the water it will help with circulation and give the fish a current to swim against, BamaBass has a pair in their tank however they do not own a Muskie

[@kevinhalvorson5281]

He's smiling! (The Tiger Muskie) awwwww! You should feed him foods like shrimps and cut white fish. It will reduce the amount of live foods and will help make sure he can eat other things if you get a shortage on live food. Thank You!

[@charlie_4987]

I live in the UK but I have a 5lb pet pike and he will eat anything from small 1lb carp to tiny minnows so anything you drop he will eat

[@tylerblack4292]

Feed him crawdad, frog, mouse, and put on some plactics with no hooks and watch him DESTORY the baits. Do a series! Thx Chris.

[@tylerblack4292]

Then do like a crankbait or something hard not something he could bite off

[@tylerblack4292]

He has already did that so it would be just like this vid. He needs to spice it up bit.

[@danellis765]

Frog

[@enkarum]

Can you please do a mouse that would be sick!!

[@The_holy_stromboli]

Keep making vids of the musky and then eventually other species of fish. They are really entertaining/relaxing!!!

[@richardoconnor7162]

kept 1 at our bait shop, all sick minnows of any size were fed to the Musky. But he jumped out during the night and died.

[@dylanw2877]

Feed him a mouse

[@AtomicCrEEper1]

The plants in the back are called hornwort and they actually don't have roots, they just grow floating or suspended in the water!

[@gwuhwhuh6248]

He gave you a big smile as he gulped that gill

[@dashdawsonoutdoors4209]

See how he reacts to hookless lures

[@sansistheking9575]

Dash Dawson outdoors my dad has a pet trout he does that with to see what he likes

[@withoutVideoschallenge-kj3df]

Give him a small mouse or frog

[@someday257]

hows bear gills doing? would like to see an update on him and the smaller blue gill :)

[@brendnuriesfrehead5886]

You also know you’re from Chicago when you say “it’s been pretty warm around here lately” and follow up with “it’s 50 degrees”

[@JustLizGracie]

Put a background on that tank to block out the window. The sun coming in through the window is going to give you a bad algae issue soon.

[@ajsfishingadventure5890]

Frogs , crawl fish and baby bass

[@rayb4643]

Fly fishing Freak “crawl” fish lol

[@TeamWagy]

he looks so happy eating the bluegill haha

[@josephwilliams2633]

I had a pet alligator that was about 9 inches long. I fed him 10 gold fish every Friday. It was so cool to watch

[@subjectcode0981]

I know where I live their main diet is yellow perch because we don't have shad and their slender bodies ate perfect for swallowing so if there's anywhere nearby to catch small perch that probably be perfect considering I don't think they have a size limit either

[@ProlificRNG]

You should feed him a frog

[@matthewmelgaard3384]

those costco flannels from the beginning are the best

[@DeeplyOffended]

A mouse

[@brettdisher6985]

You would be more safe, and save money just to catch all your food for him from 1 pond. If you keep it limited to 1 pond you feed him from you are reducing the chances of disease. You talked about a varied diet, to do that you could make a micro-fishing series on different species. Also I would feed him small perch for now, they will be easier for him to eat safe. I also saw someone else's comment to feed him a mouse. That would be really cool! I really hope you see this

[@kevindifranco3494]

Nice pet, my dad at a tackle shop and the odd baby gamefish got mixed in with minnows. Took home baby smallies, walleye, sticklebacks, and a pike. They din't do to well in my aquarium. Baby rock bass and Green Sunfish are the easiest and fun to keep,

[@georgituleshkov3454]

Bluegill is their preferred meal, I've caught 90% of my pikes on bluegill so ... don't worry about it, its the best food for them.

[@maxnieman1735]

Bama Bass has a lot of great feeding videos, possibly some inspiration there

[@fishing4reel479]

Should have called him STITCHES Chris! Darn it!😭😭Just kidding tiger is ok.

[@bobfishnut]

Had to watch Tiger eat twice! Good job!

[@dragon6irl]

You could get a little 10 or 20 gallon tank and put all the bluegills you catch for food into it. Also, I’ve seen some people feed larger fish like that some freeze dried krill for a treat, you can buy a can online.

[@eq_fantasy7835]

those plants get nutrients from the water and not the soil, they also don't grow roots and any portion you put in the dirt will die, I have tried it before, nice tank

[@FeedMeSalt]

The best thing would be to breed your own feeder fish, something from your local lake. It would be expensive and time consuming though. Worms fungi and viruses suck. Also gutting the spines off isn't a a bad idea if you think the fish could be on the line of to big. Make it easier for him to bring it back up. I keep bass :).

[@grumpyroger3025]

Finally decided to subscribe for the life and times of Tiger Woods.

[@jacobfreeman4711]

“Very warm , it’s been in the 50’s” it’s been 75 this whole week here in Texas 🙃

[@austinmartin7848]

Beautiful fish!

[@jwhgsh]

Tell the goldfish thing to the googan squad

[@keenanmoore264]

Get some super slow mo of those feedings man. That'd be awesome.

[@sangvang1985]

A decade ago, i used to have a pet tiger musky and it ate everything that lived in the tank. That includes all my pet walleyes, bass, and bluegills. Tiger musky can and will eat fish half their size. That just a small bluegill your pet tiger ate

[@jtbassing17]

Yes try a 🐸

[@scvic2006]

Hey Chris, can you do some super slo-mo of Tiger Woods slammin some food? That'd be some cool video.

[@WheresTheSauce]

Spines are not a problem but the really wide flat fish sometimes get stuck. If you're worried try feed him perch.

[@irishmanbd8447]

Get a small small mouse 🐁

[@jaked9538]

FYI: For pet store food, rosy reds, they are the best imo, i feed my florida gar and brown bullhead that and they love it and its healthy, goldfish is like feeding mcdonalds, ok as a treat every now and they but thats it

[@zacharyhulse7876]

You should but a peacock bass in the tank there really aggressive

[@Tyde777]

A Mouse because you know we want to see that top water Strike!!

[@Sailor_Jerry]

You know you sketched with a bluegill that big. I know I did for a second.

[@jeffxl12]

A dozen night crawlers dumped in. Definitely a frog in the spring.

[@TheK18]

Ur muskie is literally the coolest thing

[@jovi_3572]

Water dog salamander, small bullfrog and a small grass snake. Last 2 could be videos in the summer.

[@tannervice7753]

Sick Costco shirt, bro. I"m wearing that same one at this very moment.

[@soccball991]

When I feed my muskies (one of them is platinum which may be the only in the world which I caught and kept) I cut the spines off of the bluegills before I feed them and it makes it much easier for them but u can’t leave little bits of the spines or else they can get stuck in their throats

[@mikejanbou1175]

A crayfish

[@RaplaplaFishing]

Don't worry about the spines, pikes adore perch here in europe. The wildest thing i want to see him hunting will be frogs or mice.

[@lifetube4846]

8:58 he looks like he's smiling!

[@slumpbustertackle3691]

I am out of the loop but where did the musky come from? really cool footage of him crushing that 3" bluegill.

[@wonderchild53]

For now, catching fish to feed the Muskie is pretty good because of the water temperature, but in the summer you will have to find ways to keep the water cool enough before entering them into the tank...The Cooler the water in the Summer month the more it is Oxygenated...Good luck in providing live food for your fish...

[@kadenslankard2358]

Gotta love fishing

[@thefortniteman2630]

Baby bass

[@tacklecentralfishing1051]

Pike and muskies eat insects as well. Consider crickets or something.

[@peytonkurtz6611]

Sorry but they don’t, their pray does

[@ThePulzeGamer]

Bit too big now to be eating insects , but yes they do when they start off

[@kevindifranco3494]

Yes aquatic insects, the larvae and immature forms of insects. They really wouldn't eat many terrestrial insects.

[@danielripman4138]

They most certainly will eat all sorts of bugs big and small you would be surprised to learn how big of a bass or pike or muskie will still regularly eat bugs!!! The thing you guys don't understand that the fish do, is the amount of protein in bugs and how easy they are to catch even compared to minnows! Iv caught chain pickerels twice the size of this muskie on foam crickets!! Pretty much all the esox fish are pretty dumb and will eat about anything in there way!

[@kevindifranco3494]

They aren't trout and I don't see any essox regulary encountering terrestrial insects. They are designed to ambush fish and as soon as they are big enuff that will be the main part of there diet. You can catch Salmon and Lakers in the Niagara gorge when they're hitting... on a hook with a piece of a styrofoam cup. Is that part of their natural diet? Just cuz they will hit something you present to them doesn't mean it is a normal menu item. Try going to college and reading books.

[@osteens_outdoorsosteen7960]

Feed him a lizard please

[@laurelmckotch6656]

salamander or a baby frog

[@joshuaspaeth4570]

They love yellow perch. Around 3" to 4" perch.

[@tim1309]

Wow! That was amazing watching him eat!!

[@jathansellars4633]

Baby frog

[@Im_Sodalicious]

They love baby frogs

[@gdbcsweem6523]

If you go to yellow lake in Webster Wisconsin you can come catch crawfish in the summer with us

[@richardbowles7704]

Feed him perics nose!

[@christopherbloom3178]

Just moved here from Japan and the fresh water fish selection is slim picking compared to what we are used to. My son I would like to ask where you caught the muskie. We are interested in raising one in our 220gallon tank. please message back at your when you get the chance.

[@jimberousek5127]

Where did you buy the live plants?

[@LoLisgood4u]

you should add snails or maybe shrimp and depending on the water temp maybe add some small schooling fish like tetras

[@sodapopmat5790]

It has been touched on a couple of times, but you should really quarantine the wild caught fish as well as bait shop/pet store fish for about a week before feeding them to your fish. An extra step and set up sure, but it will help avoid disaster. Give the King of DIY channel a look he feeds some monster fish on home made foods as well. Maybe not as fun or cheap as live wild caught feeders, but safe and healthy.

[@kriscoubal1618]

I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL BETTER THAN BASKETBALL CHANNELS AND I LOVE BASKETBALL

[@flashy5150]

I had a Northern Pike in my tank at one time. When he was about 10” threw a Brook Trout in with him, the trout wasn’t intended as food. The trout was about 5-1/2 - 6” long, I didn’t think that the pike would even look at it as food. I left and went to my friend’s house. Moments later, my mother called and the pike had grabbed this 6” trout. By the time I got home, the pike’s head was flattened out like a spade shovel and the trout’s tail was sticking out of his mouth about 3”. I just left the pike sitting on the bottom of the tank . It took about 3 days until I saw the tail of the trout disappear. He was one fat fish after that. I grew him to 16” before I let him go into a nearby lake that had pike in it. It just goes to show, Pike and Muskie, Chain/Grass/Redfin Pickeral are like snakes when they eat, they can consume prey more than half their size and their head and bodies stretch to accommodate large meals.

[@bobsmith1841]

Dude that was BAD to the BONE!!! More eats plz!!!!!

[@qbnguyen-hoang484]

You should set up a quarantine tank for the bait fish and keep them there and treat them for parasites and diseases before you feed.