Strapping a Tiny Camera on a Bass! (Underwater Footage of 5 Acre Pond)

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[@mathewsarrowslinger2787]

Leave platform as is. Be patient. You’ve never been in a hurry - you got plenty of other projects going on to keep us entertained!

[@domheyland6842]

Yes. Be Patient. Eagles at the farm would be so awesome

[@nujoisyfull]

It’s his pond don’t tell him what not to do 😂smh😂

[@N-cubed]

@@PurpleDracOsprey are a protected species

[@N-cubed]

@@nujoisyfullHe literally asked for opinions

[@kjbober]

I agree. Let nature determine what will nest there.

[@tyray6180]

Easily one of my favorite series on KZbin. Watching the whole project from start until now is just awesome

[@dwaynethewokjohnson5931]

It's so awesome and it's one of my favs too

[@simoncabron4915]

The narrating is spot on too.

[@schmuckie856]

Fact’s everything about the series is solid

[@ytyour_jkjk]

I agree best series on KZbin love this man keep up the good work❤❤❤❤

[@FullBlownCountry]

Agreed 🤠🤘

[@kristoffernewsom9954]

Man, I just gotta say, as a guy who loves hunting and fishing and the interconnectedness of life on our world, I just love the heck out of what you're doing, the way you look at it, and the way you share it with the world. It's just beautiful. Hats off to you, sir. Great work.

[@austinadelman5343]

Yes Ive seen several videos of hunters protecting and saving the animals they prey apon! There is never any hate or anger involved. Respect to the hunters getting so close to your food source, respecting and LOVING it!

[@jamesdaple9951]

This was cool

[@pmchamlee]

I worked with the US Fish and Wildlife Service in in the early 1990s. We erected 32 treated poles with 4' X 4' platforms on the tops to provide nest sites for Ospreys. We didn't build any nests on them. By the time nesting season arrived, all of the platforms had huge, occupied nests on them. You've done a super job at Crimson Oak! ! !

[@fatboi1283]

Lol erected

[@outputcoupler7819]

Hrmm, I wonder if you worked on the osprey nests I saw as a kid. Were you in southern Alabama and/or northern Florida, by chance? There were loads of poles set up for osprey nests around there when I was a kid in the 90s. I mean, I hope there still are, but it's been thirty years so who knows?

[@pmchamlee]

For the 'nesting ;poles' we were in South Carolina at working on Lake Marion and another lake closer to the coast. @@outputcoupler7819

[@angelogoreham4155]

@pmchamlee what do you mean treated poles ? Pressure treated wood poles I’m guessing?

[@pmchamlee]

I volunteered to serve with the US Fish and Wildlife service in 1987 - 1988. Back then creosote was used to treat power poles.@@angelogoreham4155

[@Hardlyable]

My vote would be for tagging Tiger and put him back with his siblings in the big pond.

[@guywilson780]

Yep. Tiger is ready for the big leagues.

[@DerJuvens]

He totally deserves being the big boi of the big pond!

[@thercguy8610]

When he puts tiger back in there he will be bigger than the rest bet

[@ebyrnes97]

He should stock the 300 Gal with a few baby large mouths & we can watch them grow!

[@imsowright90]

I would say leave the platform alone and see what happens. Also, I say put Tiger back in the 5 acre pond. Just my vote.

[@Opiemus]

That was not a hummingbird at the camera it was a Sphinx moth AKA hummingbird moth. Love the videos they're very relaxing to watch. My wife and I raised raccoons they are such interesting little creatures. I also used to fish a bunch of bass tournaments.😁👍

[@JustinWayneDawg]

Came to say this!

[@davemi00]

Hummingbirds Don’t fly from Dusk to Dawn.

[@jaredtu7022]

The hummingbird animal looks like it's potentially a sphinx moth instead of a hummingbird! Absolutely love your channel and the way that you're managing your land well as a Wildlife and Fisheries major!

[@regularsoutherndad1637]

Yes! Looked like the abdomen of a moth for sure! 😊

[@buckin8969]

thats what i was thinking also. The tail was more rounded rather than a fan.

[@SifuSkip]

I swore it was a hummingbird, I thought I could see the forward leaning neck of a hummingbird. 0.25 speed confirms that there are antennae. Moth it is

[@colmwhateveryoulike3240]

Do you have hummingbird hawkmoths over there?

[@mathewbrust398]

Definitely a sphingid moth.

[@jakobus6581]

I love watching this series. You guys are like a modern day reality TV show but about the making of a pond and everything that happens with the wildlife afterwards. You're narrowing everything down to small details and I love it. Keep it up. Good luck, boss man.

[@Kelson01]

He is NOT annoying and fake enthusiasm like reality tv is. That's why he's great and that's why it's better than anything that would be put out on TV

[@georgerushing253]

An underwater view around the feeder at feeding time would be cool.

[@BWADaniel]

Water might need to be clearer for that to be cool. It’s kinda muggy in there lol.

[@MyNameIsNotEmail.ItsEmail]

Probably wouldn't be able to see anything.

[@SebastianQnn]

I don't comment too often, but just wanna say the environment you've created for both your family and all the wildlife is incredibly beautiful and comforting to watch. Thank you for what you do.

[@user-bh1wv9dl2t]

By far one of my favorite feeds!! I look forward to it every month. I would love to name one of the new catch's Kason after my 19 year old son that passed two years ago yesterday, I know he would have loved this pond as much as I do. Keep up the good work and hope to see his name with the other bass I know his mother would be proud.

[@shitloveaduck]

That was a Hawk moth. They come out at night especially just before dark night and in the morning. They are almost spitting image of a hummingbird in air, but they don’t have tail feathers, naturally. They are great for evening flowering plants like evening stock. We get them here in Southern Alberta, Canada as well. During the day you can find them in plant pots if they are hanging around. They may be in the trees there. Pretty cool as well!!

[@Nummey]

My first thought as well. The hummingbird hawk moth does come out in day as well. I haven't even taken a second look at this video yet though...

[@aaronjames1576]

Let the eagles build their own nest. It would be interesting to watch that process.

[@scootermcd5756]

One question my friend.. did the deer and blue Heron give you permission to film them? O, I named a few bass. Moe, Larry, Curly and Scooter

[@matthewbrett11]

Leave the empty nest platform for the eagles! Hopefully they will pick your site and you could live stream. Awesome video this Sunday. Thank you!

[@troybing6665]

Eagles like higher platforms, like the highest tree around a body of water, just saying, there will never be an Eagle pair that nests there, maybe the Osprey will but he is making a concerted effort to keep the Osprey away and it makes no sense to me🤷‍♂️

[@sh0rchy]

Hey, just wanted to say i absolutely enjoy watching your videos, after a stressfull day your calm voice in combination with peaceful nature is just amazing. Always a pleasure to watch :D Greetings from northern Germany ~ Jack

[@whitedragon153]

That was fun watching the Bass swimming around with the camera on it.

[@calmdownref]

The pond series that never ends. The best bass pond of 2023

[@h0neybunSxvagerapper]

This has been such a journey of building this pond! I’m so happy I was here every step of the way!!! ❤

[@JPiolunek]

Same! I'd love to bring my family there. The 8 yr old & 5 yr old twins wouldn't know what to do

[@keithsatterfield4929]

I have a granddaughter named Sarah. I would love to bring here.

[@alphabetisgay8703]

i have to comment, the shots you got from the camera in the bayou are almost award winning. You seem to be able to do things, and setting up a proper camera system to capture some of the shots you managed would absolutely be next level and note worthy. However dont change the way you do things, love what youve done and how youve documented it, but breathtaking shots forreal.

[@garethbaus5471]

You might want to consider introducing duckweed. It covers the surface of the water to obscure the view of predators, and it doesn't lower the water quality as much as algae blooms.

[@KathyCoker53]

I love the underwater view. Very cool idea using a bass to carry the camera. You are so innovative!

[@ohhhboy06]

I wonder how he retrieves the camera 📸?! 🤔

[@drocpdp]

@@ohhhboy06 3:28 explains 🙂

[@JustinWayneDawg]

Definitely not real

[@jasonatencio3971]

​@@JustinWayneDawgwhatts not real?

[@NogrimStoneson]

not sure you have thought of it yet, but you should put up some bat houses around the edges away from where you spend time, theyll really help with the mosquitoes and are a ton of fun to watch at night and would probably love those pond lights.

[@rhinovirus2225]

Bat houses would be a good idea

[@miker.3623]

I subscribe to many different channels of many different subjects. But yours is the only one I await and search for just to see if I missed one. I'm a disabled vet who dreams about fishing and the outdoors of days gone by. You always give us something from the land, the air, and the water. You remind me of Bob Ross, the painter. Your voice and the way you speak to us explaining and showing in anymans tongue. I love my fish and my service dog as you love the nature you have created, and shared with folks like me. Now....hurry with the next! LOL, tanx for making social media fun again

[@TTV-JadedMedic]

This is the first video of yours I’ve ever seen and it is so peaceful especially at work! I am now going to binge watch more of them. Keep up the great content!

[@jimmyhughes5392]

i think with the nesting platform you should try securing maybe 1 or 2 medium to large sized branches around the edge's and see what response that gets

[@jimmyhughes5392]

@@C.S.KZbin i think a pile of branches on the ground for them to pick from and a couple of bigger branches securing around the parameter of the platform more to prevent blow-offs from happening but also in the hope it might instigate more branches to get deposited up there

[@sjsuper1976]

Agree. It might need more of a "framework" of branches to build on.

[@troybing6665]

Just telling you, it doesn’t happen that way, they pick and chose just all birds do when deciding a nesting site and Eagles like the highest tree around their fishing grounds that is suitable for a nest and the platform isn’t it.

[@troybing6665]

Have any of you seen a real Eagles nest, I doubt it, not that they can’t make a nest on that platform but it’s to low and Eagles like the highest tree usually overlooking a river and a big lake.

[@jimmyhughes5392]

@@troybing6665 you're missing the point, even if it was high enough and an eagle wanted to build a nest up there, there is a reason there is an upside down tree stump nicknamed the oak throne submerged in the pond. without a barrier or windbreak a nest will be blown off before it's even half built, having branches secured around the edge if anything will at least provide a natural perching point for birds to land on compared to the square cut wood currently on offer and on the off chance a nest does get built its going to help retain it.

[@Davivd2]

That little camera was rendering 1440p in real time , wireless, with no lag. That's pretty amazing.

[@chaoswraith]

I do not think that was a fish mounted camera. At all. Just one on a stick

[@brandonanger]

My vote would be for Tiger to be reacclimated to the 5 acre pond. Let his genetics spread, as he could be king of that underwater castle. By chance have you thought about stocking some crappie in the pond? Love this series, and yes the lightning is spectacular. Cheers from California...

[@cloud4579]

Watching this pond evolve has been amazing 🍃

[@aubreycasler-qd1yl]

This is my absolute favorite series on KZbin. I love fish and nature as well as fishing and hunting in the woods. You do great work man

[@__Haleigh__]

The camera on the bass is so unique and such an amazing view to be able to see! These videos are always the most relaxing part of the week. 💕

[@ivoryjohn]

Deer are such a beautiful animal! Every time I see them just doing their deer-things I can't help but feel great. Magnificiant animals.

[@michaelrayspencer4027]

I love keeping up on the pond! Your Hummmingbird is actually a moth! It’s either a Hummingbird Moth or a Sphinx Moth. They’re super cool to watch.

[@gcramer30]

Your endeavors here are a light in my life. Not sure what ya did to be so blessed but the greatest wonder of it, is your sharing it with your viewers. One day this vet is gonna come visit the crimson oak pond, especially to shake your hand for what you've done here. Think I have watched from the very beginning of the pond build. Love all the wildlife and the bass. Simply beautiful.

[@AlasdairThompson]

For the nest I think don't build a whole nest to put up but maybe put a few natural branches up there to encircle it a bit and make an area that the eagles might think looks more secure and private. Maybe leave nesting material scattered around nearby to encourage them?

[@BeckyA59]

I love the aerial shots, and I could watch those animal feeds all day. Thanks for another great video, making my work day a little bit more pleasant!

[@danielmaracine7033]

I love watching the wildlife! Great job creating an environment for the wild birds and animals!

[@kevin-jd5rj]

the "hummingbird" is probably a moth :) they can see in infrared as well as ultraviolet so it was probably attracted to the camera.

[@MrBarryyoung]

I agree, you can see it move its abdomen for balance while it was hovering.

[@DivineEvolution777]

I love this channel! I believe the flying thing in the video looks like a hawk moth, not a hummingbird, although they're about the same size and are often mistaken for one. Thank you for these wonderful videos, they relax me and make the world make some sense! You do great work.

[@BlackJackzOO]

Hawk moth was my thought as well. We have them in Oregon. So cool!

[@280785HH]

The black and white shot of the thunder is insane! Looks sooo cool! 😃

[@smellmyfinger85]

This was one of the coolest videos I have seen. Would love to build a pond.

[@nickyplays9923]

This is a hidden gem of a series and I wait every week for it, I love these videos so much

[@ryseesbest8135]

Great video! I would def leave the tower alone. See what the pond provides naturally. If you go a year or two with nothing then you can add a nest

[@skeetermaverick1793]

This ecosystem you built is amazing!!! i've learned so much just watching all your videos.... i've spent a few days watching everything... what a dream come true!!

[@bobvansteenbergen7319]

This is one of the coolest things I have ever seen on KZbin. You really have an idyllic setting. Thanks for sharing.

[@JennaCandelier]

Love when you post videos! I love your family, your animals, your land, your calming demeanor. Thank you for letting us in! I’ve been subscribed for a few years now, since you built your 300 gal and you first caught bonnie and clyde.. sending you all love and light from Brooklyn NY. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@slipperyorca8092]

Another great episode! I vote to see Tiger released back into the 5 acre pond eventually

[@geewizrickwow1210]

You have done such a great job on your pond ! Love the fish catching reminds how much fun it truly is

[@kevinwaddle3406]

This is a great idea, we can learn so much from placing a camera on a Bass to see thier behaviors, and feeding habits. please continue the camera on Bass.

[@matthewd4061]

Best series on YT, and the BassCam yeah we need more of that! 💯🤘🏻🇺🇸🦅

[@codem0de]

More bass POV! That was rad. I think Tiger should get a little bit bigger before heading into the pond just because of that osprey. But that doesn't seem like it'll be long.

[@bpsitrep]

You're living the dream! It's a blessing and thank you for sharing it.

[@kurtpeters6850]

Absolutely the most beautiful pond I’ve seen. The attention to detail is incredible what u did there . Something I always dream of doing but could never afford to so it’s nice seeing this pond and the scale of it is amazing. Awesome job bro .absolutely incredible. Love watching what’s coming next.

[@Lonesome__Dove]

Definitely add some large branches to the nest. Get it going for em. The chance of eagles building there is slim IMO but you'll definitely get something in there if you build a nest...owls, ducks, osprey. Gonna be tough to get an eagle unless you get a newly bonded pair that doesn't have a previous nesting site.

[@Grouchy_Hermit]

I so loook forward to this upload every week. All the animals are so much fun to watch. Thanks for this great series.

[@kimberlylaughner5067]

I could watch these wildlife cams for hours! Great job TY 🥰

[@11jdstein]

Crazy cool view from the Fish Cam!

[@canadianspring5417]

I'm really excited to see your new aquscape pond! I follow them and love their philosophy about keeping things simple and natural.

[@robertlargura8]

Drone shot while feeding the fish was fascinating ❤

[@hotchihuahua1546]

Fascinating, glad to see catch and release proving these fish survive !

[@markkeller9378]

Wow…..I stumbled upon a real gem of a channel here!! Everything I love…country, wildlife, tractors…great setup and awesome time you must be having. Will be following and catch up on the pond build.

[@colmwhateveryoulike3240]

I'm kind of envious you'll get to binge the whole process. Enjoy.

[@ruibessa9795]

First time ever watching a fish’s POV that was amazing! Loving this series since the start of the project

[@ruibessa9795]

@@paypal6913 I believe it’s real

[@this_isnt_patrick]

A true fish-eye lense.

[@RBarnett421]

I see what you did there

[@linhadapesca1]

I have watched this channel for years back when Bonnie & Clyde lived in that smaller backyard pond. It's just awesome! Cheers from Brazil.

[@BubbaBassAnglers]

I've watched this whole series in this episode was by far the best one! It's amazing looking at the eco system you've created. This is something I want to do in New Hampshire one day.

[@sammonteiro12]

This man is going to have some of the most valuable fish with all the data behind them. He’s going to be able to breed monster bass

[@davehassler1436]

Love your videos! Thanks for sharing your pond and farm with us.

[@28myturn]

Love all of your content. Been following you since the pond build started but was watching all your top water fishing videos before that. Was cool to find out that I only love a few hours away on the other side of the state. I enjoy all the processes and the details you give on everything. Excited to see when you get some tanks in the pond and to see just how big mobi will be when you move him into the backyard pond.

[@bobbynelson8399]

So much wildlife comes to that pond!!wow that's so incredible!!

[@darrellid]

Thank you for continuing to share this wonderful series. And condolences on Alabama's loss to Texas! \m/

[@thbrtmn]

Way Cool. Love these videos and definitely use the bass cam again. Building a pond similar to this has and will always be a dream of mine. Someday!

[@henryblack9553]

That heron shot is awe inspring

[@vanessacassidy6846]

I absolutely love your channel. You are so blessed to live amongst all of the wildlife 😊 eagles building a nest would be great to watch so I'd leave it empty

[@cxucxsixn]

love this series so much, i think a great name for a bass would be “Tank”! i definitely think you should leave the platform for a more natural nest, but i’m also all for you upping your chances for the nest to be used. thanks for the constant updates and videos! if you ever do it public/reserved public event i would do my best to make it, it’d be a once in a lifetime experience to see a farm/Pond this beautiful. much appreciation, stay safe!

[@markissboi3583]

This pond is doing great nice to see the underwater shots . and wildlife around the pond cheers from Ozstraya uno oz

[@jc.cards8]

Wow the footage with the lightning in the background is really sick

[@chickenhouse5779]

I think the Eagle platform needs a couple more braces on the sides. Their nest are huge and probably will need a little more support on the sides. LOVE the channel!!

[@I_Live_in_thy_woods]

Love the series. keep up the good work

[@bradbeach2726]

Tiger should go back in the pond. Great videos. I always appreciate how you keep adding things to make it better.

[@sgraham005]

You’re having just too much fun. I’m enjoying watching you have fun. I like your tech focus in relationship to wildlife management and just an excuse to buy and try new tech

[@disneyfan7021]

Wow another awesome video🤗🤗🤗 The giant bullfrog was insane. That frog was huge and you were saying there’s another one that’s bigger amazing!!!

[@nextgengaming7803]

Bass cam 😎

[@Monkey-Epic]

Thanks for the video. So cool, and made me smile the whole video. You got a down-to-earth narrative style and the theme of attaching a 4k underwater cam to a bass? righteous! :)

[@SkankHunt42O]

Now that thumbnail pic is how you get clicks, my man! Well done the pond is AWESOME 👏 ✅

[@tinyshedcrafts3974]

I'm just loving your journey with the ponds and the wildlife. I feel so privileged to spend time with you, so much so that every time you catch a bass for tracking, I join in with you "Got him" (and I say it in your wonderful accent too!) Thank you for taking us along with you. 😊

[@Iflyfpv760]

Love these videos keep up the great work!

[@normalfishing1373]

Super cool bass footage!!!! Definitely want more! I film off my dock and I worried that it would always be kinda the same, but it's not. Water clarity, activity, turtles, snakes, getting footage is great info on what's happening, just like you seeing that newborn bass, that was awesome. I just drop a gopro off the dock and let it run till it dies.

[@bbaker890]

That's a hummingbird hawk-moth. Very cool. We have one that buzzes our flowers on our farm. Beautiful pond.

[@user-lf3pq2ys1p]

The pond series that never ends. The best bass pond of 2023. The underwater footage is amazing..

[@hexandmore6425]

Y'all have craved out a wildlife paradise. Thanks for sharing it with us!

[@josephskiba3755]

I can't believe you got a blue angel out to your pond! That's awesome

[@Flyhighfishing1245]

How did you get the camera off?

[@tlynn609]

Def more of the underwater footage! It's so cool to see. Maybe try on a big tilapia. That would be pretty cool too, to see the perspective of each type of fish. Surprised we didn't see other bass on their swim.

[@damianbartlett4868]

This is so awesome. These just get better and better.

[@jaydee15003]

I watched the hello fresh ad because you guys do a great job and deserve the sponsorship. The bread is pronounced cha-botta. Keep up the good work!

[@PCBmanufacturer1]

Nice work to create this wonderful ecosystem! Genius idea to put the camera on the fish.

[@dmatula811]

Those night time videos are awesome getting the reflection of the deer in the water. Would really like to know how to set up some camera like that.

[@nicvallecillo7557]

Man, what a place you have built. I hope I'm able to have a pond like this someday.

[@abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0]

The dream !!! :)

[@superhappyfunslide1500]

I agree with the previous comment, this is a unique channel... love that you tag them and collect the stats. the underwater footage is killer. Have you considered putting a few poid fountains in the aerate the water?

[@ronaldharris2530]

It did indeed look like a hummingbird. Hope you get more and better pics of it.

[@jumpingjacks5558]

Your videos are so great to watch. Very inspirational.