I Tied On Grandpa's Old Mouse Lure And Caught A GIANT!

[@shawnherron3832]

“That ones for you grandpa” 🥺 incredible fish

[@muddyducker3336]

😢

[@muddyducker3336]

Those aren't tears...nope..just a little rain falling...in my living room..honest!

[@AJChwialkowski]

Made me tear eyed

[@aleph-zero5616]

@Corey Jones i really hope your joking..

[@clanrobertson7200]

Knife policeman, It is so funny how you can be just like the no good idealistic progressive politicians and their even lower life media parrots who get caught (?really?) with their webcam on a major conference call when they switch it on to their private conversation with all of the female faces, and you are sharpening your pencil right there and you are not even cognizant that they are seeing you knock the shavings off, but it seems that there are no accidents with the perverts like you either. I just thank God that he didn’t turn your frigging camera on and ruin an amazing experience for the majority of men who knew as soon as it happened that our host was truly experiencing a perfectly unbelievable reality of catching his biggest Large Mouth with the complete reverence for the memories of his grandfather and all of the love that existed between them. Who would not have been emotional and exhilarated for the moment as well as showing the public that we had decent weapons in our battle catching fish for sport as well as a meal on the table when things were tight. So finally, speaking of tight, I just thank God for letting you keep your actions off camera 📸 and between you and your doctors that remove totally strange and deranged objects from your keister! Go back to living out your fantasies with others, then you will know when your grandfather pays you a special visit as you try for your personal best! High Yoo Silver The old professor Live free or die! Death to all tyrants! The truth will stand when the world falls. No Shit!

[@zacharyhilliker1501]

Other you tubers when they catch a pb: “DUDE I CAUGHT A GIANT!!!!” NDYakAngker when he catches a pb: *whispers a little louder than normal*

[@noahknudsen8216]

I love that!!!

[@daniellechmanick]

whispers louder than normal lolololol

[@charlesnoyes3051]

And doesn’t curse. Comes close sometimes (don’t we all?) and I think he edited one out when a fish hit a dangling whacky worm off the front of his kayak. Still wholesome content one can watch with the grandkids around. Love this young man.

[@hammerthomas8032]

He is the Bob Ross of kayak fishing!

[@IBANEZ93]

Lmao That is hilarious but so true !!

[@atbfishing2816]

Wife: "Are you crying?" Me: "Yes. This fishing video is a tear jerker." Wife: "Fishing video?" (starts laughing) Me: I show her the video. Wife: Crying like a little baby at the end. She really loved her pappy (grandpa)! Thanks for another awesome video!

[@MsKindaSorta]

😂 me too!

[@larryvilla6869]

The only thing that could've been sadder is if he lost it to that pike

[@MsKindaSorta]

larry villa oh I would go up there all the way from Texas, drive thru this hurricane, swim across that lake and wrestled Grandpa’s lure right out of its dang teeth! 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@larryvilla6869]

@@MsKindaSorta I bet you would hell I would shove my arm down that toothy critters throat to get that thing back

[@sakdadichitown]

Glad I'm not the only one! 😂

[@CoachJeremy]

You should frame the lure with a picture of the fish, and a picture of you and your grandpa if you have one

[@SwingCritic141]

Cool to see you, I miss those “how to hockey” videos

[@elkaiozen]

was about to recommend the same

[@stevemapel1196]

@@elkaiozen Me, too

[@goatitisful]

Also, duplicate a few of those lures.

[@CoachJeremy]

We just experienced a moment together. Thank you for sharing such a great experience 🙏

[@kurtisworkman716]

That moment when grandpa sends a gift from beyond just to say “Hi. Love ya’, and miss you.” Thanks for sharing that moment

[@randomdude239]

Kurtis Workman man this made me cry. Again.

[@roryvonmeyer2643]

Who keeps cutting these damn onions!?

[@fitchyyboi]

Rory von Meyer THEYRE EVERYWHERE

[@davidpugh4527]

All the way down here in Alabama

[@patrickeng4472]

😭❤️😭

[@highaf_fishingtv420]

Love it bro. Rest in peace to all those amazing Grandfather's that taught their grandchildren how to fish.

[@charlesnoyes3051]

My maternal grandfather died when I was five and my paternal grandfather barely tolerated my presence in his home, so you all thank God that you had a loving grandfather. I now endeavor to be what my grandfather wasn’t.

[@highaf_fishingtv420]

@@charlesnoyes3051 they will love it brotha

[@greatplainsman3662]

Damn I miss that wonderful man.

[@knifeploliceman7539]

@@charlesnoyes3051 You were probably a right little a-hole

[@abhibinkasim4449]

He is a genuine Angler 🎣 and Youtubist. Because he didn’t beg for likes. He was share some of his experience and passion. cool brother 😎 Lot of love from india 🇮🇳 and Qatar 🇶🇦

[@fishenfootball]

well said

[@NFGolf]

Thomas Head hahahahahahah

[@abhibinkasim4449]

James Brown perfect casting, that sound also make freeze ❤️😅

[@firecaptaintom6670]

@James Brown What accent?😄

[@firecaptaintom6670]

@James Brown Fair enough. Good fishing!

[@elilarson9219]

Thank you to all grandpas who taught their kids and even grand kids how to fish thank you all bass we catch are for you grandpa 🥺❤️

[@LawsonLindseyFishing]

Absolutely amazing video man, you got a beautiful soul and make the best fishing videos around.

[@ubnm1622]

love your vids

[@randaltaft1343]

I 100% agree! I dont remember how I came across his channel but I'm sure glad I did

[@stevemapel1196]

You nailed it, Lawson. Matt has it.There are so many of us who feel what he feels when we are on the water. Thank God for his grandpa. That was one of the most epic, if not the most epic fishing videos I have ever seen.

[@loganchamp]

First time I ever cried watching a fishing video. Not even ashamed about it.

[@tooleyboi491]

Me either, I lost my granddaddy also and he along with my Dad taught me how to fish as well....Glad my dad is still living we have to fish together more.

[@drewshepard8002]

Same here

[@kirklinloner9658]

You’re not alone

[@clanrobertson7200]

You should be proud to show the Marxist that are trying to destroy our nuclear families and that there was love among men! And still is in the part of the country that they hate and are trying to world shame for their success from stability of the family nucleus and the lessons of planning and having a goal that you work towards until you are what you wanted to be, and that can never be taken for granted.

[@nicholashertel3249]

Who the heck disliked this premium, heart wrenching content.

[@youraveragejoe7644]

Biden voters

[@bobbyhill6273]

Trump voters

[@evannazario331]

What about politics does this video have to do with??? Right????

[@ronaldshank7589]

A bunch of cold-hearted, cynical losers!!!!! 35 of 'em, in all, and I'm pretty sure that there'll be more before morning!

[@gbnomore3918]

Always got to be Grinches, Karens and Darens. Always. Until the sh1t hits their fan and they their whining like little, pathetic biatches.

[@Kuhnd0gg864]

“That ones for you grandpa” 😢 Right in the feels.....

[@antoniomora1255]

The scenery in the early morning is superb and when your rod bends under the pressure of a big largie and the braid sounds rubbing the guides…oh my gosh! But as I was watching this marvellous video I knew there were a more profound sentiment attached to catching your PB on your grandfatherˋs lure, an old nice little wooden mouse which you handle with the utmost love and reverence. Your words of gratitude towards him for the happy fishing memories you shared together are so moving. He still lives in your heart. This reminds me my late father and my feelings when I see his outdated fishing gear: his fiber glass rod, his Mitchell reel, his old lures some of which imported to Spain from the USA like the plastic worms Boone, the Golden Eye popper, the Cisco Kid crank bait…Fishing creates strong sentimental bonds between the members of a family. The film A River Runs Through It reflects that masterfully. Matt you are a most likeable type of guy and live the joy of fishing so strongly and genuinely in all its facets that your vídeos are a soothing medicine for the soul.

[@kevininwards5787]

I never had the pleasure. But he sounds like a great man. Grandpa thanks for teaching that boy to fish. He is a treasure to us all.

[@johannsharky1372]

" tthat once's for you Grandpa"....! perfect memory Matt, very emotionnal vidéo, thank's a lot for share this moment with us...

[@chrism8180]

Alot of people don't understand just how special a bass over 5 lbs is up in northern climates. They aren't all that common

[@Peterisheree]

Exactly! I'm tired of hearing "that's not a big fish" we don't come across em often, and we don't live in Texas!

[@aarone1981]

I got a 6.8 lb bass first time night fishing on my raft on local Minneapolis lake, 3 years ago. Caught on a Super Shad Rap, but nothing close to that since, I do appreciate how rare these giants are up North...

[@jonkflurgen6975]

@@Peterisheree shit dude i would react this way if I caught a fish like that here in TX. hog.

[@chuckHart70]

They're so full of s*** even in the south 5-pounder is a respectable fish unless you have a private Lake why? Cuz idiots can't put them back they have to take him home to mount them or eat them

[@evannazario331]

That fish had the pattern of the Florida strain

[@josephabrams4002]

Considering you're the calmest angler I ever saw, I don't know what was more exciting; seeing you catch that fish or seeing your hands shake afterwards... and yes, thank you Grandpa. Thank you for teaching this kid to fish... in that sense, you've been a blessing to many many people😁

[@dcshadow8065]

I live in Oregon and there is this lake me and my grandpa go 2, last sat I caught my first bass fish with his lure, it was a big mouth and I was really happy. Since I’m 13 it was the best moment in my life

[@Benlalonde4]

Congragulations

[@theol80chefordodge71]

That’s awesome that your grandpa makes that time for you

[@stelladavis7832]

Fishing is so much more deeper than just what appears. It's a connection to the past and so soothing for the mind and body, and teaches great lessons about not giving up and persistence.

[@careyfinding3310]

If the last 40 seconds didn't make you cry, you have no soul. This was beautiful.

[@colecox3573]

I don't have a soul

[@ronen6283]

I had tears coming but didnt cry

[@colecox3573]

@@ronen6283 I didn't at all

[@ronen6283]

@@colecox3573 What i meant was there was that sensation but no actual tear. did you think it was sad but heartwarming

[@colecox3573]

@@ronen6283 both

[@jackohlund5333]

I’m going to be honest, when he said “that ones for you Grandpa” I shed a couple tears

[@PigFishYT]

Nono, you where cutting unions while watching

[@Smokezors]

I was close but in the end it didn't get me. My left eye was misty, but no drops.

[@larry6686st]

Not me. I was crying because I was jealous on how big that bass was

[@ChzFrz]

I shed some tears while cutting onions internally.

[@tonyahoffman6223]

I definitely got choked up a bit! 🥺

[@Jake4211-]

Thank you Grand Pa, for sharing your grandson with us. He makes this crazy world a better place.

[@rustygun223]

Absolutely the best fishing video I've ever seen. The sentimental attachment and emotion. that he expressed for his grandpa's lure and him being a true conservationists and outdoorsman. WOW

[@whistlerspring9591]

I never thought eyes could get wet when watching a fishing video. Thank you for the great video!

[@KDGFishing]

The vocal reaction was perfect, soft spoken just as expected. Can't hide the shakes though, amazing catch! Congratulations on the 6.11lb PB!

[@anthonykimball3676]

“That ones for you grandpa” what a nice tribute to him, I bet he’s so proud of you matt congratulations on the new PB

[@hbarcat]

Like so many other viewers have commented, I got misty eyed watching this video of you catching your personal best bass on your grampa's old mouse lure. It brought back treasured memories of my grampa teaching me and my brother how to fish and watching him catch lunkers with his, now vintage, top water lures. Thank you so much for making these videos. Your calm and casual style of fishing that emphasizes the experience of being one with nature, rather than conquering fish, is exactly what I want to see. You've been an influence on me, as I've taken to simplifying my weekend fishing trips in Wisconsin's smaller lakes. Now, I use a canoe and a paddle, bringing with me only two poles and a small box of lures. I target mostly bass or pike, but will sometimes get plenty of enjoyment just jigging for panfish. But even if I don't catch anything, I'm still happy to be on the water taking in the sights, sounds, smells, and feel of being on the water.

[@SattaBoysOutdoors]

One cannot simply watch this, with out shedding a tear. This is my second time watching this and it still hits hard, if not harder.

[@stevemapel1196]

I cried, too. What a video. What a man.

[@Ebowe2002]

Unreal moment. The kind of stuff that drives us to fish. You now have a forever story. To capture it on film? Icing. If you disliked this video? No soul.

[@gbnomore3918]

"No soul" NO KIDDING!

[@keitherjepson8998]

I watch these videos half for fishing but also half for the wholesomeness. In a time of such conflict, these videos act as somewhat of a refuge from all the craziness for me. Keep up the great work 😁

[@mikekpow4617]

amen. No politics, no violence, no division. just a place of calm.

[@billeddingfield4966]

Getting out on the water myself is most calming, but getting out there with you when I can't is a close second!

[@KillzoneX97]

Does anyone else love his soothing whisper voice?

[@OldTelecasterMan]

It's nice he doesn't talk too much. It's like you are there.

[@davelyons2601]

Dude, when I’m having a stressful day, I come to your channel. The world needs more people like you. Thank you for what you do!

[@billycraighead9814]

Great show.I miss my Grandpa too.He showed me how to trout fish at age 7.Im 51 now.He passed away almost 30 years ago.I really miss him.God bless Grandpas.

[@shneed428]

He talks so calmly but you can see how much that bass meant to him, look at his hand shaking at 7:20. He was even more excited than he seemed for that fish

[@cryhome1]

Thank you for taking us older fisherman along with you! I look forward to each of your outings! Love the way you film, edit and especially your comments! Keep up the great videos, they are super!

[@paulziebell2479]

Best bass vid ever!!! My father passed away last fall and was the only grandpa my kids ever met. He taught me to fish and hunt while enjoying the outdoors. Now my children are learning the same... Thank you for taking us on this memorable fishing journey. God bless!!!

[@cruznavarro5806]

Despite all the difficulties we have faced in 2020, this year has had redeemable qualities. I have been able to spend more quality time with my family, I have rediscovered my love for fishing , and I found your channel. I keep reading comments of people saying this is the best fishing channel on KZbin and after binge watching many of your videos, I totally see why. I feel so calm and relaxed after watching your videos, but also super motivated to embark on my next fishing trip. I rarely comment on KZbin videos but your video made me reflect on many things. I have people telling me they feel stuck at home, or they are bored because they have nothing to do. I encourage my friends to go fishing, to enjoy the local lakes, to take advantage of the forced rest this year has given us. Some take my up on it, some don’t, its ok though. Last weekend my family and I went fishing all day to a local lake (Castaic Lace in Southern California) and we had a blast, we caught a large catfish, one blue gill, three small mouths, and a large mouth. The face on my son when he was reeling in his fish was just precious. Anyways, why am I commenting on your video? Well after watching it, I showed it to my wife. We talked about how great it is to have the opportunity to create memories with our children, memories that they will pass down to their children and so on...we will live through those memories after we are gone. What an honor to be able to “get to know” your grandfather and the impact he made in your life, thank you for taking us in this journey. I am only 42 years old and I am looking forward to one day take my own grand children fishing, your video made me appreciate more the importance of family and the simple things in life.

[@ndyakangler]

Thank you Cruz, I’m glad you enjoy the videos! I took my girlfriend and her two kids fishing earlier this summer and they both caught their first fish. My favorite memory from this year and I’m sure they’ll remember it too!

[@hbrianunderwood4946]

What a wonderful, heartfelt homage to grandpas everywhere who taught their grandchildren how to fish. Just got yourself a new sub.

[@TinFish23]

Rip to your grandpa, he taught you well and he’s up there in heaven watching you and he is so happy that you caught that fish on his lure and you caught your PB bass on his lure and I think he’s happy that you got a new PB

[@justincdn7631]

made me shed a tear, that was probably an awesome feeling. Keep up the good videos

[@brandonweissenbach7649]

You could see his hands shaking & that’s how you know it’s real & he loves it, that type of excitement is what it’s about. Beautiful fish & great fisherman!

[@erics_hobbies9677]

KZbin needs a "golden buzzer" button! This video belongs in a hall of fame or something! You should make a "greatest hits" playlist and this one goes on top! Absolutely love your videos man!

[@gleb_trsv]

"У каждого из нас на свете есть места...!" Замечательное видео, не только о рыбалке! 7:30 что то близкое мне и светлое - это память! Благодарю!

[@rfplaw1]

Best fishing channel there is. Great scenery, epic blowups, multispecies giants, cool lures, chill delivery.

[@kellanbaker2219]

I was watching this at work and I almost lost my shit. My grandpa taught me how to fish and when he passed I lost the greatest fishing buddy. I feel you man, keep making him proud!

[@wgonzmanassas644]

I never comment, but I had to say how much that inspired and moved me. Like others have said, you are the best angler on KZbin and the most humble. God Bless you, brother!

[@randomdude239]

When you said this is for you grandpa, I shed a tear. Reminded me of my late grandpa and the many days we spent together fishing. Nicely played sir.

[@nickstojanovic8868]

Just cutting a few onions here. WOW. What a special day with your grandpa's old lure and that PB largie. Your grandpa has a ear to ear smile guaranteed.

[@ndyakangler]

This was an amazing day! I ended up catching that same fish again about a year later but it was a few ounces lighter the second time.

[@htuckey]

A wonderful video, Matt! I, too, had a few tears to shed over this one. I'm 81, a grampa, (9 grandkids and 7 great grandkids), plus a few extras that I've sort of "adopted" me along the way. And I have that exact same lure top center in my tackle box! I never knew my paternal grandfather, and my other grampa didn't like kids, but an old pastor friend of ours showed me how to use that mouse, and how to throw a great sinker ball too. So kudos to all the "old guys" who teach those skills to their kids, and also to the kids who remember them and keep those skills alive!

[@believethegospel9788]

Kind, humble and loving men like you are what has made this the greatest country in the world. I watch your videos for the serenity it brings during these chaotic times. THIS ONES FOR YOU GRANDPA🙏✝️😊

[@DanKoning777]

I see what you're saying yet based on your name wouldn't you say God blessed us b/c people suffered so as to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ? Since the beginning Christians [puritans], sacrificed for the Gospel, so God placed His hand of blessing on America, but in recent decades "We The People" banned God from all the places He was once honored in favor of our sin: lgbt, abortion, legal drugs, gay marriage, looking to politics for hope/change vs Biblical truth/Gospel etc. It's why America now suffers the "chaotic times" both you and Romans 1 v18-32 speak of: "..so God *gave them over."*

[@believethegospel9788]

@@DanKoning777 So what exactly does that have to do with my comment. If you are trying to pick a fight or insinuate I don't practice good exegesis then please leave me alone. I am well aware of the atrocities this country has committed. Thanks and have a blessed day.

[@DanKoning777]

@@believethegospel9788 // I'm not "trying to pick a fight at all; that's the furthest thing from my mind. I'm sorry that you took my comment that way. It was simply an observation based on Americas history as it relates to your comment; that's "what it had to do with your comment."

[@DanKoning777]

@@believethegospel9788 // I apologize for any misunderstanding; please know that wasn't my goal. God bless.

[@believethegospel9788]

@@DanKoning777 Okay, no worries. Grace and peace to you brother.

[@maneumann2707]

How not to get emotional with that? I've never met my grandpa, since both of them passed away before I was born. I share my love for fishing and nature with my son, who was in my lap watching this video. At the end he was crying and told me how much he loves me. Thank you!

[@gbnomore3918]

That's as touching as the video was!

[@timndel]

That was one last big beast that Gramps gifted before retiring that lure to the wall. Those of us that relished every moment with our grandfathers are right there with you. Thank you for spending this time with all of us.

[@TheMkarr]

The Lord Said "Give a Man a Fish & Feed him for a day". "Teach a Man To Fish & Feed Him For Life". Well done angler ! As a kid I dreamed of fishing Miss river trips. Never did but caught wild Brookies with my son in Co.He now is a DOW Fisheries mgr. I am happy for him & pass it on ! It lasts a lifetime regardless of the specie. TXS much !

[@flashy5150]

That’s awesome that you caught your personal best from your grandpa’s lure. My grandfather used to own a rod and gun shop in a little town in northern Ontario Canada and I never got to fish with him, he died when I was 5 years old in 1976 and I always wished that I could have fished with him. I remember that he had a special 1950’s truck in dark green with a camper on the back. After he died, me and my mom went out to see it, we opened up the back doors and the whole interior was lined with lures and rods, it blew my mind. I still have some lures from him too. I also have some big fish that he had mounted, with the earliest from 1972, a Brook Trout, up here we call them a Speckled Trout. I was so happy when you caught a big Bass on your grandpas lure, Awesome !!!

[@Voxguitarsrock]

This is awesome! I fish with my father's old gear frequently. His favorite was his hula popper. I've never caught a darn thing on it though. I fish it every time I go out in dad's honour. I miss ya dad!

[@larryh.4629]

I thank my dad for sitting on the dock at midnite watching the northern lights in Minnesota. Thanks dad grandpa was cool too. He took him fishing and my dad took him and I when he got old now I'm there and my son takes me funny how fishing and love go on thanks for your tribute to your grandpa pass it on.

[@Timothy1987]

I've said it once and I'll say it again.. you're the best fisherman on KZbin! I wanna be like you when I grow up lol

[@collinsaunderson9225]

Well mate now that is what I call a man who can say that 👍 😉 well done and my you're dreams come true

[@Timothy1987]

@@collinsaunderson9225 hey you gotta give credit where credits due lol

[@greatplainsman3662]

Never grow up...thats the secret.

[@Timothy1987]

@@greatplainsman3662 good point lol

[@demur4840]

Almost had me tear up talking about your grandpa at the end there.

[@charlesknight3204]

Outstanding video; better content; best fish caught on Grandpa’s old lure. Congratulations on new personal best!!! My grandmother was the fishing enthusiast in her family, and as she did not drive, my grandfather took her everywhere she went. She did all of her fishing from a pier. She normally fished cane poles and minnows, but she had an old metal single tray tackle box that held seven lures, a dozen or so cane pole rigs, and a million or so memories!!! God called her home in 1971 when I was 15. I was blessed to learn to fish with her at my side long before my fifth birthday. I inherited that beat up old metal tackle box and those seven lures. I caught fish on all seven, which I know is what she both wanted and intended. I still have one of her circa. 1940’s jitterbugs. I wish it could talk. Perhaps it does, and all I need to learn is how to listen. Thanks for sharing and the trip down memory lane!!! Me and mine wish you and yours all things great and good!!! Take care, be safe, all my best and God bless!!! Chuck Knight from Buffalo, Texas. 🤠🐩🖖✝️👍

[@RobertPatricelli-my1wk]

That was so wonderful to watch and I can only imagine the emotions and feelings that were running through you at that time . Congratulations ! Very happy for you !!

[@theaveragejoefisherman4287]

"That one's for you Grandpa." - Best part of the entire video.

[@wilmawife]

I have the same lure, only brown, I got it around 1974 , I am trying to instill my love for nature and the love of fishing in my grandson. Great video, Thanks.

[@SilverFoo79]

Love your channel and the humbleness of your character, sir. I look forward everyday to a video.

[@SuPaHDomE]

Compelling story! Thank you for sharing your stories and experiences. I’ll keep watching this to keep me motivated

[@nc3427]

Not only a fishing trip, a poetry. a music of life, a quality time with old grandpa. Thanks man, you really give us so much more.

[@imn1ppystr]

love looking through my grandfathers old tackle box. super nostalgic.

[@lucashoward2578]

Absolutely nothing wrong with showing emotion! I can only imagine how it felt to pay homage to your grandpa like that. I’m sure he was smiling down at you and the fish

[@jeremybertrand7931]

I said to myself "he should retire that lure!" I too hold my grandpa close to my heart! I think about him every day and know he's watching over me! I love your videos! Keep up the great work!

[@joepicasso69]

Great tribute...This is for you Grandpa!

[@mikequayle4000]

Just watched this on the TV and had to send you a note. First I've watched many of your videos on the TV and I really enjoy them, a lot. I live somewhat vicariously through them since😁 my canoe and Yak days are long gone, so thank you very much. I also love them due to the surroundings they are in, small waters. Finally, I was moved by this one in particular, since I lost my father nearly 40 years ago, I will let you imagine how this one made me feel, so a huge Thank You!

[@jameskim7266]

Your grandpa was watching over you and gave you your new personal best. Bless your grandpa and all the grandpa's who taught their grandson and/or granddaughter how to fish

[@John-tm8bh]

Tail use to be horse hair, I can remember using that exact lure back in the late 60s early seventies

[@andyfernandez9695]

That is very cool,can you tell me more

[@oBuLLzEyEo1013]

I wanna know more too, like how did the lure leave your possession all those years ago and end up in this guys tackle box...?

[@fubbychatso5011]

@@oBuLLzEyEo1013 he means same model, not the same lure he is using

[@Guernicaaa]

@@fubbychatso5011 woosh :D

[@juniorjackson9166]

Your grandpa was there with and had a big smile on his face when he seen his grandson caught his personal best on the lure you grew up watching him fish with. Even more happy to see his teaching was not in vain and real proud of his grandson!

[@evannazario331]

His grandpa in was there with a tinkle in both eyes when he saw what this guy brought up

[@cookie761]

Thank you for that one! Had a couple tears there, running down my cheek, but they were happy tears. I have my dad's bait that looks just like that. It choked me up and brought a lot of memories back. Mom and dad taught all 3 of us kids to fish in a big wooden boat, with Cane Poles, back in the 40s and 50s. I Still absolutely love to fish! In fact, I was just out fishing from shore for about five hours this evening, and I'm now 80! I love your videos!

[@simonj.4073]

Rewatching some of your oldies, and man, what an emotional and great moment that you captured. I tune in every Saturday morning, it's my adult cartoon tv watching time, like being a kid again. Thank you.

[@doster59]

That was spectacular. That video should be entered into a contest, because it would win hands down. That's what fishing is all about. Thanks for letting us share the moment, so happy to have been along for the ride.

[@AscentFinessed]

Love you man. You made me start to cry to just because I understand how much it means to you. He sure was watching over you and gave you another moment even when he wasn't around. The watching over you thing is so real I have moments in my life where things like that just can't be a coincidence. Thanks for all your content and passion just thank you so much

[@ndyakangler]

Even when I was editing the video I’m pretty sure he was there with me. I live in a house that’s over 120 years old so I’ve often joked about it being haunted. I was pulling an all nighter two nights ago working on this video and at about 2am my cat started acting funny. I got up and walked to my bedroom and had chills as soon as I got to the door. My window blinds that I know for a fact were closed earlier were both wide open! I couldn’t explain it and was pretty freaked out at first but then it hit me, it must have been grandpa giving me a sign that he’s still watching over me.

[@AscentFinessed]

@@ndyakangler it really makes you a believer in the best way possible. A true hope for a future again with the people you love. We dont even know how were here to begin with. You were just born one day. There is no reason why you cant wake up elsewhere just like you did on earth. The thoughts get wierd sometimes but man it is so much better then just not getting a wierd feeling at all to put yourself into the deep thoughts that make you look up at the sky. Youre in my prayers

[@recordfishhunter9234]

@@ndyakangler Hi Scott I am a huge fan of yours. Scott would you be interested in testing some lures I have designed I believe I have developed the greatest top water lure for bass ever this thing catches so many fish for me. It would be an honor if you would like to try this out and give me your opinion. Let me know. Sincerely Record Fish Hunter

[@charlesnoyes3051]

That brought tears to my eyes. I know you loved your Grandpa.

[@robertsimmons1264]

Very touching. My pb rainbow trout was 24" caught on my grandfather's telescopic steel flyrod. On a fly I bought at the five and dime. Great memories!

[@derickwilliams2195]

To have such deep respect for your Grandfather is something most beautiful and incredibly emotional even for me as a stranger watching from all the way back in Cape Town - South Africa. Take care and God Bless. Walk in Beauty, change the world ... 💖

[@iraregister7589]

That fish was so flawless, absolutely gorgeous. Those are the moments that keep you going back out on the water, day after day, year after year.

[@tedgaddy7398]

Like always ,this guy is an awesome fisherman ,and others are correct ,he’s what a great KZbinr should be, my dads birthday is 8/30 He died 1/1/20 and I miss him a ton, this video has inspired me to get my dads tackle box out and do the same, thank you😀

[@mrbeet-ci9ox]

Just don’t snap the line... I’m also sorry for what happened

[@moparman5268]

I've never commented on your videos,. But that was just awesome! Thanks for sharing that with us...

[@aleckrug1554]

My 96 yr old grandpa lives in ND. I got some of his old lures. It sure is fun catching fish on some of his old lures. I tell him about it and I think it makes his day. I got my inspiration and love for fishing from him and my dad. My dad never got the fishing feever but he enjoys it on weekends sometimes. Just wish grandpa would give up ND and come down here.

[@dugganclhallrentals2089]

You sir, are a class act. Peaceful and down to earth. You are truly the best reflection of everything that is good about fishing.

[@John-ym9ht]

That water was so perfect. The fish was perfect. Good memories old and new.

[@p0wderhound03]

whomever hit the thumbs down button on this video either has no heart or wasn't loved as a kid. What a great moment with your grandpa's lure!!!

[@alekcorriveau3418]

Or hit it on accident

[@henrynicholson5010]

I’m happy we got to experience that with you. Great video as always I started to shed a tear

[@danacallanan2922]

Your Grandpa would be proud of the man you have grown into ! Hang onto those memories !

[@zackeryf12]

Been watching you for years man. By far the best fishing channel I’ve come across. I watched this video when you first posted it and I’m back again. Bringing a tear to my eye with you using your grandpas lire

[@murphy4214]

My Memaw taught me how to fish. Shes with me every time I catch a big one! Miss you Memaw. Thanks for this video.

[@HookLife]

It’s not very often that we as people get to witness experiences like this. @NdYakAngler was exactly where he was supposed to be when he was supposed to be there. The stars literally aligned and we witnessed a little miracle. Thank you so much for allowing us to tag along as a fly on the wall. First bass of the day is your PB on grandpas favorite lure = MIRACLE. I am so happy you retired that bait. I hate when I get sand in my eyes: tight lines 🤜🏼🤛🏼

[@cindyy4398]

“I remember thinking some day I hope I can catch fish like that.” Too cute!!! Would love to see what 6 year old you looks like!

[@ndyakangler]

I have a few hours of camcorder video from summer of ‘91 at our lake cabin when I was 8 years old. I’ve tried fishing that lake a couple times this year hoping to catch a few nice ones to put a video together with some of that old footage at the beginning but I didn’t catch much other than a bunch of tiny bass. I’m going to keep trying though, one of these days I’ll get on some decent fish out there!

[@2EverythingOutdoors]

NDYakAngler That would be awesome. Love your content Brother! 🤙

[@cindyy4398]

NDYakAngler keep trying! Would love to see that. Btw not all video require a monster catch to be quality ;)

[@jeffffro7674]

@@ndyakangler yes, we all NEED to see some of....."the Wonder Years" of fishing when you were young.....err I guess, man, I didn't realize I was old enough to be your dad! Well that makes you even better at spinning than I thought, you ever try a tournament??

[@charlesnoyes3051]

Matt, please don’t become a tournament fisherman. The pace required and the anxiety takes all the fun out of fishing.

[@ioannismichailidis1859]

Your grandpa is proud and watching you from Heaven!! It's allways a pleasure to be with you, because every time I watch your videos, feel's like I am fishing next to you!!! God bless you!!!

[@trs4437]

From start to finish, this video captures what fishing is all about. THE classic amongst a couple dozen Ndyak classics. All the rest of your vids are merely great.

[@ronaldhuber6007]

Grandpa tell me ‘bout those good ‘ol days !!! Memories of a BFFL !!!!

[@hunterrr234]

i cant imagine the feeling of catching your pb largy with your grandpas old lure heartwarming

[@gbnomore3918]

It's profound, bizarre, incredible and almost unbelievable.

[@jackeystuart9694]

What a great ride along that was, wouldn't have missed it for anything. Truly always enjoy your content,still waiting on the next one. Grandpa's rat is still a boat filler.keep em coming,and stay safe out there.

[@mattarnold5599]

Made me tear up at the end, my dude. Like you, my grandpa taught me how to fish. I'll never forget it.

[@delreypimp]

That’s got to be an incredibly emotional moment to get your pb on the lure your hero used. Awesome!

[@ndyakangler]

I actually went back a year later and caught that exact same fish again! Different lure the second time but the fish was a few ounces lighter so grandpas lure still has the record! I had to retire his lure after this trip though, didn’t want to risk losing it to a greedy pike.