Reel breaks off fighting big catfish

[@GT-um7so]

Jesus. First person dead in an apocalypse for sure. 0 thinking, straight to panic

[@castalongwithus]

We’ll keep this in mind for the upcoming apocalypse. Thanks for watching!

[@GT-um7so]

@castalongwithus sorry... but forreal though... since I made a crappy comment, fill your quotas every day!

[@creeksquad228]

If that happens again, don’t panic. Don’t drop the reel either, keep ahold of it, and loosen the reel holder on the rod, and then slide the reel back in, re tighten it, and get back to fighting. Keep your rod up and just let the fish tire itself out while you get your rod back together.

[@castalongwithus]

Thanks for the tip!

[@Joey-sm5wz]

It didn't break off it fell off. Tighten that shit up.

[@Heigdiruh7]

Wow impressive how you got it out whole having a broken reel

[@oscargallman4178]

Why would you drop the reel?

[@mrsavage6697]

Just put the reel back on and tighten it up properly!!

[@castalongwithus]

Definitely learned what to do if it ever happens again. Thanks!

[@BIGERTZ]

Maybe tighten the reel seat ????? Just sayin

[@Clmisc22]

Yeah, only 1 thing went wrong. You panicked.

[@BiannualGlue288]

Tiny thats why u tighten your reel on also why u panic so much

[@ManRayKC]

When I hold my rod I have the reel in between my middle and index finger so I would have at least some time to react

[@dareal9655]

I just wanted to yell at my phone 🤳🏻🤳🏻🤳🏻🤳🏻🤳🏻 it's not that hard PUT IT BACK ON GEEEEEEEEEEZ😅

[@sinner-saint361]

That's literally bait where I'm from. And that's the same place your from. Earth

[@joshjones5281]

This was hard to watch

[@ryanhalpin2192]

Monster??

[@ik9363]

thats small for a catfish lol.

[@dallaswood6652]

Not big

[@castalongwithus]

Thanks for your comment! If you watch the full video you will see that we weigh it :)

[@dallaswood6652]

@castalongwithus it 4 pounds that not big

[@creeksquad228]

If that happens again, don’t panic. Don’t drop the reel either, keep ahold of it, and loosen the reel holder on the rod, and then slide the reel back in, re tighten it, and get back to fighting. Keep your rod up and just let the fish tire itself out while you get your rod back together.