Underwater view of fish life Reedsburg dam, underwater river fishing video, GoPro camera action fun

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[@karmaloop8957]

Very helpful footage when researching underwater environments for natural fishtanks/ponds!!

[@allDayFairway]

I've never seen so many lampreys on smaller fish...sad

[@melissabacon2698]

Great videos! I love taking GoPro underwater videos!

[@SNOWSIC]

Every time I check it out, big Pike, Walleye, suckers and bass are in there with people fishing right on top of them using different techniques, but very rarely is one reeled in. I usually fish there for small panfish and crayfish for feeder fish in my backyard pond.

[@smallmouthbigbass]

they like garlic swim baits for some reason. large or small. i usually slam pike there . hard.

[@bladechevrolet]

Such a diverse amount of fish in such a small area. WOW

[@livenfree]

Wow very cool! Amazing the number of different species! Kept thinking those fish should help each other out and bite those dam lampreys off each other!

[@mariaswinning]

Really cool video! thanks for sharing

[@janmorse2162]

Those are Brook or Chestnut Lampreys. They are nowhere near as bad as Sea Lampreys as far as killing the host fish. Both of those types of lamprey are a native specie also. That dam is less than 2 miles from my house.

[@221jk]

Awesome to see this video my family and I are up there very summer in June we have noticed lately that the fishing is starting to get worse.

[@elizabethtoye1734]

me: "aww wow, I've never seen that type of fish.." ****realizes it's a lamprey

[@bdognunya2850]

Hey ruby mist, I have a lil advice for u, first of all, buy a lure called a red and white dare devil spoon, cuz as far as I'm concerned, its the best pike lure that money can buy. Second, don't fish for pike on high pressure days, before fishing, check the air pressure. Third, pike like areas with lots of smaller prey fish, if u see groups of small fish swimming fast, chances r that there is a bigger fish that is nearby. And as far as where to look, I would have to say somewhere with enough cover such as docks and weed beds, sometimes smaller creeks r good in the spring when they leave the big lakes and head upstream to spawn.

[@SNOWSIC]

Simple, just snorkel, float on top with a GoPro three or four foot selfie stick and let the current do the rest. have experienced much at 54 years and will say Top Five on the to do list for thrilling relaxation

[@bencummings2182]

Where in reedsburg is it Ever tried spearfishing?

[@smallmouthbigbass]

@@bencummings2182 please dont spearfish there.

[@lad420]

Those are chestnut lampreys not sea lamprey. They are native.

[@gavingroth3894]

+Shane Hadd i agree those are way to small to be sea lampreys.

[@gavingroth3894]

+Shane Hadd still it must suck to fish there having all of those lampreys on your fish,

[@mrmoparrr]

Damn lampreys ,never seen them on walleyes or bluegills!

[@burnwash8174]

Thanks, I was wondering what the heck those were - nasty-lookin' critters...

[@Mkato320]

always cool to see a different angle of the fish. nice vid!

[@michigansportsoutdoors8304]

I fish there for those of you who what like to go fishing there in the summer. Just a heads up above the dam get a spot quick because people like swimming Where you are fishing

[@dan987121]

Lots of pike!

[@SarahsWildlifeEncounters]

Wow! There's certainly a lot of (different species of) fish down there! I've also tried filming underwater using the GoPro a couple of times, but I still find it difficult to capture exactly what I want because you can't see what you're filming... But with that many fish around, it doesn't seem to be such a problem :)

[@dagnygower9225]

The fish was the coolest thing I saw!! I am a big fish fan!!

[@TheHouseOfJokes]

Really breathtaking. I loved watching your video. I am looking forward to experiencing a few more in the near future.

[@stevenmallory54]

I like the video this fish had a lot of lanpray on them

[@dogmom6010]

Have you been there in August? Pond is 90% covered in lillypads making it almost worthless to visit.

[@brandilinkhart]

Awesome, Thank you. :)

[@bpagan7781]

Like many, I've fished this place dozens of times, caught a few pike and rockies and chubs small gills but thats it. When the lake is too rough we come to the dam.

[@afrodite69]

the water level looked too low to dive this. you captured them really well!

[@SNOWSIC]

You and Me both! ahahah

[@calvinfarrow3819]

Awesome video!

[@SNOWSIC]

They look like Chestnut Lampreys, there like a blood sucker, but a fish that suck blood, start to see them mid to late summer on the river fish

[@KeeganvsFish]

Looks like no fish is safe from the lamprey. The only fish species that I didn't notice having any lamprey attached was the redhorse and Northern Hog Sucker.

[@TJ20423]

Looks like the bass did not have them

[@daveycrockett40]

Taylor Jensen I saw a bass with one near the end of the video.

[@thomasgraham5842]

pause it at 1 min 39 seconds exactly you will see a ring on the bottom , could be gold could be rubbish , but its a ring none the less.

[@tuckercaldwell4965]

Great footage! So many of them have lampreys... I hope they're native in this area.

[@SNOWSIC]

Late summer they get heavy near the dam

[@m3atwad4life]

I've fished that so many times and never caught any of those fish! Caught that last one a bunch dogfish are always hitting for me it seems.

[@danielsparlin2977]

What are those long things hanging from the fish?

[@bdognunya2850]

at state is this in? Looks like Michigan to me, if u know anyone who fishes there, tell them that if the want a nice pike, then they should get a red and white daredevil spoon lure and some steel leaders, that is how I have caught every one of my 17 pikes in my life

[@thegsmash]

Do you fish Michigan? If you do where do you fish? I just started fishing newburgh lake cause a buddy of mine caught pike their and I have never caught pike before. Give me tips and places to fish

[@maryhutt4263]

Refried fish never seen any like that

[@jdhockey3737]

Are you snorkeling or dropping cam down....how deep is the water at the dam and how fast moving?

[@SNOWSIC]

Jacob Dudash Yes with GoPro stick dropped down about 3 to five 5 feet and the water is moving good in the center then swirles back around.

[@syndoza]

long things hanging from the fish - maybe Lampetra fluviatilis

[@WodnikSzuwarekHD]

Lot of fish.

[@mrenfilade7178]

I'm wondering why those fish don't eat those lampreys off of one another...

[@dylantownsend335]

Are those lampreys??

[@TheBassCatcher44]

nice! gopro?

[@sparkimusmcfeely5131]

Wtf the lil stringies off some of the Bluegill?

[@AdamBishop24]

How did you capture the video by swimming or what?

[@WildBreeze165]

Sorry if this was already mentioned, but how deep were you underwater? And how far away from shore were you? I need technics, I'm 12 and have only caught 1 pike and my best fish was an 18" 4 lb. large mouth bass, I need to know!! XD

[@SNOWSIC]

If your fishing the dam it is only 3' to 4' feet deep late summer and the pike are on the bottom, they are closer to shore than the other fish but blend in so well you cant see them, but if you bring your swimming goggles and look under the water you will see them about 20' out. as the summer goes on more and more fish pile in, some from down river and many come over the dam. Good luck.

[@WildBreeze165]

Thanks a bunch! :)

[@TristanBach]

Same her only 12 biggest fish is a 4 pound largemouth never caught a pike try shiawassee river locals call it pike country ps catch lots of pike

[@pyrrx5357]

holy shit lampreys got that fish

[@JPRibner]

What kind of fish was that at about 4:32? Was it some type of catfish? Or a walleye with a couple lamprey upon it?

[@FuIgrim]

+John Ribner It's a big white sucker.

[@humibugs]

Are those browns or brookies in there?

[@twizyyy7437]

I fish there every summer and each and every time I go I catch at least one fish that has a lamprey on it

[@countryfresh2036]

TwizYyy I've fished her since I was able to hold a rod only caught one fish with a lamprey usually in the summer if the waters to warm the parasites in the fish get bad. To the top and deep . Also I formally challenge you to a fish off biggest fish and most fish . Also no artificial all natural pm if your down

[@davefleischer3117]

At 3:35...are those walleye???

[@davefleischer3117]

or saugeye

[@kwhitmire7741]

Are those lampreys on the fish?

[@hollandsauce8422]

Yep

[@grandwonder5858]

Good Lord! You guys need to do something about the sea lamprey infestation! It's going to hurt the fish population!

[@allDayFairway]

+Grand Wonder those aren't sea lampreys

[@InfiniteOutdoors]

Thats not good you need to tell your MNR about all the lampreys here, that's one serious problem!

[@wiscohuntfish]

Yea I Just Notice That There Is Alot Of Lampreys On Most Of The Fish...

[@SNOWSIC]

Yes it is a problem, but it is a dam and fish gather at dams mid to late summer just when lampreys appear. I never see them down stream or up dam.

[@ekgibson1325]

SNOWSIC How did you move the camera around underwater and what was the camera attached to?

[@adventures8977]

Those are Chestnut Lampreys. They are native and don't harm the host fish. Sea Lampreys on the other hand must be exterminated.

[@FishNFoolLures]

Looks more like a leech then a Lamprey, But I've never seen a white leech

[@consanit]

its a lamprey i've killed and caught countless lamprey at reedsburg.

[@brycegroves2446]

Dam lampreys

[@frederickgoudreau5234]

Lot of lamprey

[@wiscohuntfish]

Were You In The Water...

[@SNOWSIC]

Yes in the water with GoPro on four foot pole.

[@MichiganRailProductions]

ON EVRYTHING LAMPREYS

[@HOOKEMINTHEMOUTHKAYAKFISHING]

look

[@TruNaTive218]

Ik M N cl n

[@mycatch7257]

Just wanted to let you know that we have reposted your video on Angler's Atlas.Check it on the Houghton Lake page. Here is the link: www.anglersatlas.com/place/246412/houghton-lake

[@bdognunya2850]

Hey ruby mist, I have a lil advice for u, first of all, buy a lure called a red and white dare devil spoon, cuz as far as I'm concerned, its the best pike lure that money can buy. Second, don't fish for pike on high pressure days, before fishing, check the air pressure. Third, pike like areas with lots of smaller prey fish, if u see groups of small fish swimming fast, chances r that there is a bigger fish that is nearby. And as far as where to look, I would have to say somewhere with enough cover such as docks and weed beds, sometimes smaller creeks r good in the spring when they leave the big lakes and head upstream to spawn.

[@bdognunya2850]

at state is this in? Looks like Michigan to me, if u know anyone who fishes there, tell them that if the want a nice pike, then they should get a red and white daredevil spoon lure and some steel leaders, that is how I have caught every one of my 17 pikes in my life

[@MichiganRailProductions]

Dood i live in michigan and yes that is how u get pike da best xD I wish the lampreays werent there though

[@MichiganRailProductions]

oh wow