Two Brits try Catfish in Mississippi!

[@Khaoki]

Being greeted by a shirtless guy in the woods in the middle of the night is the most Southern thing imaginable

[@toddellison5128]

Hahaha... I thought that, too. I mean, that's 99% of the time in Lousiana, IMHO. In Texas, it close to that in SE Texas, but less as your move away from that point.

[@udb1987]

​@@toddellison5128Definitely in Southeast Texas.

[@breadtoast1036]

with beer in hand and itll be perfect

[@jeanaprewitt9658]

Yep, you know it's going to be an interesting time.

[@Maria_Erias]

@@breadtoast1036 I was thinking that, too. In Texas? Might be a 50/50 toss up between Coors or Lone Star, from my experience.

[@cloud_line4595]

"Honey, when are you coming to bed?" "In a minute. I'm watching the Brits noodle for catfish."

[@felishahauswirth9336]

Seriously 🤣🤣🤣

[@lachevious]

Exactly! 😂

[@millylopez6913]

I was nervous for them!!

[@soniadowney7427]

I'm watching the Brits noodling

[@penyginger]

my favorite thing is Ollie said "pray for me" and they did. you can hear them in the background praying for his safety. like they knew he'd be fine but he asked for prayer and they gave it. so very wholesome

[@whosweptmymines3956]

I noticed that. It really made me smile. Good people.

[@serafina5052]

Didn’t even catch that till you pointed it out! That was so sweet of them!

[@sandybowman7140]

I thot that was priceless too, such a sweet group of guys! ❤

[@heatherspence3848]

That’s southern folk’ ❤ Sending love to you and yours from Orlando, Florida

[@sandybowman7140]

@@penyginger Josh & Ollie, please come deep lake fishing on Lake Michigan - our Salmon & Trout taste amazing & those are some big fish too! ❤️

[@darthbee18]

I just CACKLED when Ollie resurfaced with the catfish shouting Lisan Al Gaib 🤣🤣🤣🐟

[@larryFritts-cu9xh]

What does that mean? The phrase he said

[@christopherlee9172]

I think it means “giver of water” from a show and it’s double meaning in Arabic is “tongue of the unseen”

[@sfreemanoh]

@@christopherlee9172 It's from the Dune series of books (and movies)

[@sayantanmazumdar3]

Kept making Dune references in the entire video.

[@srs6461]

Gotta read Dune ​@@larryFritts-cu9xh

[@channi3_m]

As someone from Georgia, I love hearing them actually praying over them. Southerners do not play about prayin! And I love it! 😍😍😍

[@cindiferguson6698]

Ask someone from East Texas, I was glad to hear that, too!

[@daphnelattimer9952]

Ya'll, I need prayer!

[@AbundantlyBlessedMama]

@@daphnelattimer9952 Whatever your needs may be, I go to the Heavenly Father in prayer for you right now. I pray that He protects and guides you and keeps you under His protective shield. In Jesus name, Amen.

[@bgreco379]

Texas here.... God comes first round here

[@ayanitemarifrancisco9333]

its brits in the wild searching for the rare find of fish and chips...

[@joyeddlemon798]

🤣🤣🤣

[@kate2create738]

And that’s one of the reasons why we love them

[@vintagelaidbackhippie465]

Your too funny!❤😂😂😂😂😂😂😂✌️🇺🇸❤️🙏✝️

[@joeejulz6023]

As a southen guy, im proud of you guys for doing this. Give the southern culture some love.

[@djeyegore]

South has the best people and best food I ever had... can't wait to go back! 😊👌♥️

[@mikemann1960]

As a Northerner, Southern culture is American culture. We just want to enjoy life, feed our families, and spend time with lifelong good friends who are not self-absorbed.

[@yodoc50]

Agreed, but I don't see hush puppies

[@FecalMatador]

@@mikemann1960Southern hospitality is a lot different than what you’d get in New York

[@1st_riddick78]

@@FecalMatadorlol as southerner I will say you are right and that northerner might be a nice one but as a whole the north is to uptight and rude.

[@pandrixton6111]

ollie screaming lisan al-gaib after catching the catfish is G-O-L-D 😂

[@SaM_MLT82]

That was the highlight for me also...almost fell off mychair

[@corvus1374]

What does that mean?

[@LindaC616]

​@@corvus1374same ? here

[@LindaC616]

​@corvus1374 all I know is it's from Dune

[@devodavis6747]

@@corvus1374 remember they were talking about a scene from Dune? It's from Dune, according to the comments

[@causticchameleon7861]

When my friend from England visited me in Georgia last summer, he was absolutely terrified to step off my patio because of what he’d heard about copperheads being so numerous here. Meanwhile, I’m walking the dog around the yard at night with only sandals on and a flashlight. I gave him the same advice to look at his feet while walking. I didn’t have the heart to tell him they are frequently on cement patios, enclosed garages and door jambs too. The poor man would have never left the house.

[@moisesinfantes2797]

Im from the north but a few years ago we visited some family that we have down south in Florida, and as soon as a snake entered the house that we were staying in everyone freaked out. They were getting scared of the snakes and the gators.

[@josiaha992]

Use snake repellent bro problem solved,

[@millylopez6913]

😂😂

[@hannahb.375]

See in KY we have way more water moccasin’s (or cotton mouths) and those f-ers so so much more aggressive. And better at hiding it’s terrifying even if you’re used to it. The good news is their venom is not as potent as the copperhead.

[@Glimflicker]

When my wife and I moved into our house there was somehow a tiny little rat snake that was just inside the front door (generally love them in my area to help with rodents, but I digress). She panicked and tried to stomp on it--and it escaped into an air vent. She wanted to burn the place down, heh. Now we have a whole army of rat snakes in our neighborhood thanks to immediately saving that tiny snake's ass in the duct work we have in our crawlspace. I will admit that I'm not as much of a fan of the massive rat snakes, but they're mostly harmless so I let other braver folks deal with them. (Yes I know that there was already going to be an army of rat snakes with or without trying to save the dude in the ductwork. I just didn't want to deal with the smell.)

[@daydreembelieva]

As a southern US viewer - this series brings me joy 😊 Glad to see y’all making great memories with my people.

[@bleachedbrother]

Congratulations to Ollie. He was walking tall, strutting like a peacock and throwing shade like a boss. He deserves it. It's time for Josh to step up and wrestle a gator. 😅

[@katzbac]

Ooooo gator wrassling and gator steaks on the menu?? I'd love to see that ngl

[@davidhan9979]

Shanks is that you?

[@s_kxte6073]

😭😭😂

[@Bringmethehorizondude]

Best episode ever. Hanging out with real people in a very specific section of the world learning their culture and making memories along the way. Best type of content.

[@julieclark9173]

Reminded me of an episode of Dirty Jobs!

[@bonnie1303]

These guys were cool 😊

[@bobbyjacobs5582]

I couldn't agree more!

[@terriwetz6077]

This is gonna be a core memory for Ollie. He did so well bringing the fish up and back to the boat without freaking out. It's too bad Josh didn't get to experience the same but he's proud of Ollie just the same. What a great day for everyone!

[@BensonTrent]

"Where were theses catfish hiding. Were they on Facebook posting inaccurate photos of themselves?" To that groaner of a line I involuntarily gave the middle finger to my screen. LOL Love your content boys, always so fun!

[@ichaney7792]

The “woahhh” when captain introduced his father was GOLD. ‘Idk what that means but I’m impressed’

[@Ditch1122]

The ‘Lisan Al Gaib’ and Dune’s theme song when Ollie caught the fish is perfect😂😂😂

[@Tom__Cruise101]

Lisan Al Gaib ❌ Nissan Al Gaib ✅

[@turkishdelight6032]

As written

[@brittlink]

I was dying 😂😂😂

[@miguelbelmares2526]

@@turkishdelight6032As WRITTEEEN

[@Tom__Cruise101]

@@Ditch1122 nissan honk

[@joez2037]

Hope they warned you that you could lose a digit or two from snapping turtles. 😂

[@dirtyfiendswithneedles3111]

As someone who has been bitten by a baby snapping turtle. YOU DO NOT WANT TO GET BITTEN BY EVEN A BABY! The thought of a larger one just terrified me.

[@ScreamingTc]

"...why does the catfish have a shell?"

[@AnnOsman]

what?! really?!! 😮

[@ChaosMind10531]

@@AnnOsman Yeah... I think When Gordon Ramsay did this years ago... They also warned him about snapping turtles and crabs...

[@thopkins2271]

@@AnnOsmanIt’s physically possible, and I don’t think it has ever happened to a single person.

[@zaidmoges374]

As this video began, I realized there are a LOT of people that really have no clue about the South. Ollie and Joshes face as Capt Josh explains what to expect. "Oh yeah we're going to see snakes." said very casually. 🤣🤣 That was insane!!! Way to go Ollie!!! Yes, you were the manliest one of the Brits. Cheers everyone.

[@noahmaas1670]

I get a lot of tourists and people that recently moved coming in to visit a state park here in Florida. It is hilarious every time, their expression when you casually talk about all the creatures they should watch out for to avoid harm hahaha

[@loganphillips5935]

I think it’s Ben brainard who has the bit about a snake on campus with a security guard warning people, and he just chucks it into the bush

[@katzbac]

Southerner born and raised, I'm not so scared of the gators or crocs or snakes....it's those darn bugs! U ever get one in ur ear or eye? Up ur nose? Tapeworms and deer ticks......that's one hiking trip I'll never forget and it was over a decade ago!

[@jennstewart3003]

I mean to be fair to Brits, Irish, and scots, they live in a region that has very large annual celebrations about a saint who supposedly scared all the snakes off their island..... (Snakes were never there, it was probably a term for pagans but that's beside the point)

[@danialphillips2858]

17:15 Olly wanted to shout Lisan Al Gaib more then the catching itself 😂😂

[@bugtesties]

I was just watching some dune clips and had to come back and rewatch this 😂

[@annhaas2613]

i know you guys put so much more time and effort into these non-food videos and I just wanna say that we appreciate it! This was an incredible video and so wholesome. Love to see y'all embracing the culture and meeting everyday people

[@JT_801]

Ollie's face holding up that fish! A man of the rivers was born.

[@ashexrome7621]

I’m convinced Ollie was a southern old man in his past life

[@andromedaspark2241]

​@@ashexrome7621he has a retirement plan now: Southern gentleman. Really, only the accent is suspect for that honorary title, but we accept imports 😂

[@EagleFang74]

Captain Josh is intense! Reminds me of my uncles in Georgia when they would take us night fishing. They're the nicest southern guys but it was dangerous, so when they told you something important their voices would take on that tone and you'd snap to attention.

[@keawarren]

Exactly this.

[@beantheirishsetter]

Was in the military for 9 years. This is why southern and country boys from the Midwest were such natural leaders that everyone respected

[@Jay2stone]

British accent meets a southern accent, we back in 1812 with this one. 😂

[@Amyhourigan]

These hosts were amazing. Their hospitality, encouragement and friendship was beautiful. ❤

[@liamengram6326]

By the way, catfish love chicken liver. I've had nights pulling up 3-4 bullheads, 4-5 channel cats and a couple eels an hour using chicken liver. Always wondered why noodlers don't put a little chicken liver in their hand. The stench is so strong, it comes in its own liquid so it gets in the water quick, and you can buy enough to line fish for 3 hours for $1.49.

[@nathanwahl9224]

Bullhead are an even more rare treat that I grew up with here in NW Ohio.

[@EZee213]

Is it any surprise Olllie was going to catch that catfish? This was the man that caught a trout on his first try ice fishing in butt freezing Korea. Ollie is the fish whisperer.

[@saber1able]

I would agree if the video didn't show that the fish was already tied to the smaller yellow line ( 16:23 ) when he brought it up and tossed it into the boat...

[@EZee213]

@@saber1able Oh snap....have we been duped....dare I say....catfished?

[@Freek3143]

@@saber1able You loop the line through the gills when you first get ahold of it so that you don't lose it.

[@Freek3143]

@@EZee213 No, it's just a way to prevent you losing the fish if it snatches away.

[@ResinAlchemist2024]

I kind of thought that because that fish wasn't moving. Maybe he was just napping when he grabbed him ​@@EZee213

[@forcekin1350]

I have always enjoyed Jolly but this is a new found respect to the guys, truly experiencing some of America's culture. Coming here and enjoying our food is one thing Americans love to see, but to actually participate in some of the culture is amazing. It shows true appreciation for the people of America.

[@FirstOfTheMagi]

Yea really cool to see them highlight some Southern culture in a way that most large channel don't seem to

[@lewisgreenaway9778]

'Were they all on Facebook posting inaccurate pictures of themselves' 😂

[@anasandoval6698]

THIS LINE WAS PURE OLLIE GOLD!!! 😂

[@badcatbad]

darn it. I just got this joke. thanks for posting

[@LoveKeepsGoing11]

Omg!!! I cannot believe I got the joke only when I read your comment hahahahahha dang it

[@jimbo6059]

Love the ironic Brits humour there lads. As a brit,

[@That_Doctor_Del_Fella]

Maybe they were on "Plenty of Fish"

[@bigopishposh8558]

I love it when you include the production crew! They're friggin' hungry too!!!

[@lindseyeakin3863]

Just found this channel and KoreanEnglishman in the last week! I’m in Baton Rouge, Louisiana and would so love to meet Josh and Ollie! They have inspired me to learn Korean and I’m going to start saving money now to hopefully visit in a few years. Listening to Ollie speak Korean helps me not feel so self conscious.

[@calliope720]

Aw, this was so fun and wholesome. They clearly loved you guys - if southerners are joking around and pulling pranks on you, they love you. And well done Ollie!!!! That fish was impressive and the fry looked delicious!

[@esfont84]

Can't believe y'all went noodling! I really appreciate y'all taking the initiative to really experience southern culture. Even the obscure ones. ☺

[@studyingthewordtogether]

Obscure is right! American here and I'd never even heard of noodling until it was on a t.v. show a few years ago on Animal Planet. I wrote a paper on it for school and learned of another family well-known for hosting noodling tours. The dad had lost several fingers due to the snapping turtles taking them off! So, you can't downplay encountering a turtle instead of a catfish in one of those holes, lol. That family also fished with bare hands, no gloves, so they're a whole 'nother level of crazy! Ollie just made a memory he'll surely be sharing with his grand kids someday, "Did I ever tell you about the time I caught a 50 lb. catfish in America with my bare hands? Me and Uncle Josh were in a lake and I had to find food for us..." 😆

[@isabellanebs22]

@@studyingthewordtogether Same, I'm from Chicago and the only time I've ever heard of catfish noodling is when people would use it in jokes when talking about what typical "hick" Southerners do LMAO. (No offense to these guys, I grew up in a city). I didn't even know what is actually was, I had just heard those 2 words put together but had no clue what it even is 😅

[@MaximillianParish]

Man it’s crazy how much we love you guys here in the states! We appreciate you and how you paint us in a good light!

[@Gravy314]

These videos are a true delight. As a Southerner by the grace of God, I do so appreciate the positive light shone on this part of America. Thank you. And watching your enjoyment of the food and friendship is such a lovely thing.

[@agirlnamedbrett.]

the south in the US is such a magical majestic place and i love it. as a Mid Atlantic gal i am glad i still have a bit of family in the south. over the hundreds of years both sides of my family have moved upwards from the south to where we all basically live in the Mid Atlantic nowadays, but thankfully our southern roots are still very much alive and well. xoxo

[@OurBradyBunch931]

So glad y’all got to experience a real Mississippi family and hobby ❤

[@BoutTime73]

I live in Mississippi and they should be glad catfish all they grab. I got gators a block away.

[@OurBradyBunch931]

@@BoutTime73 100%! My uncle who lives in Batesville, had to have an alligator removed from his pond when they moved into their new house and they didn’t know it until two weeks after they closed 🤣🫣

[@Gungho73]

I NEVER THOUGHT YOU GUYS WOULD DO THIS YES!!!! You can experience culture through food but you can't experience the culture of places like this without fully engrossing yourself in the details. I'm so glad you guys did this specifically.

[@Drewbeebb]

when he popped up saying "lisan al-gaib" i lost it

[@jimbo6059]

Speaking as a fellow brit. Well done to the pair of you for getting down and doing this. It shows a part of life we do not normally see in the USA. And a very tasty by product of it as well. Best video of yours for ages.

[@eurekasquared9853]

Agree! This one was awesome!

[@purplegiraffe914]

you guys have a way of building a very genuine, natural, instant rapport with anyone you meet. you seem so warm and kind, it's lovely to watch you enjoy food and friendship

[@whateverthisis389]

7:35 "And grapple their grumpy asses to the surface" are you sure you're talking about Catfish and not just me on a Monday morning?

[@deepakx7]

wow nice lame dad joke

[@fauvegenevieve]

@@deepakx7 i love the lame dad joke though 10/10

[@chocolatestartarot2449]

Lmfaoooooooooo I swear that comment sent me

[@jeffaddis5715]

awesome dude

[@Fueunachimba]

I was not expecting that😂😂😂 Ollie is hysterical

[@amyroberts7248]

I love Ollies walking taller and stuting afterward!!! Nice job Ollie, super proud of you!!!

[@sarahkelly7825]

I'm from Georgia and am glad to see you do a truly Southern thing!! Family, fun, and food is everything in the South!! Hope you enjoy the Southern hospitality.

[@raelv504]

I love content like this! I’m from the northern US so I don’t experience much southern culture from my own country. Thank you so much for sharing this on your channel. Please do more unique and adventurous things in the future!

[@LuckyBones77]

As a southern gal who went to college up north, this is honestly such a lovely comment to see 💕 a lot of northern folks seemed to paint the whole south with a real unflattering brush, judging us on our public figures and not for the everyday folks that are plenty kind. So thanks for watching this kinda stuff 💕

[@raelv504]

@@LuckyBones77 I appreciate that and am glad to hear it meant so much to you. 😊 I am born and raised in the north but ever since my first trip to the south I fell in love. Everyone is so friendly and kind, and it’s such a peaceful place. I am working hard to live there one day and experience the things I watch for myself and more. Feel free to share any suggestions for fun places or activities!

[@FriendlyAnimalOfSpaceRock3]

I can honestly say, make the trip as soon as possible. The people here, wherever you land, will instantly have your back. When i moved to Tennessee, within 2 days, my neighbors had come over with their tractor and bush hogged my property and wouldnt accept a dollar from me. That night they invited us to a barbque. 5 years later and i can honestly say, i wish i had come sooner. The people make the place, and this place is full of down to earth good hearted people. ​@raelv504

[@mattwhitten4296]

The dune music when he comes up with the fish is just perfect!

[@kino6881]

Where I am from we call catfish "Mud puppies", and fried catfish is an every week snack while I head off to work so glad you got to share some of our heritage. Ollie gets the southern stamp of approval for catchin that big ol' mud puppie!

[@anndeecosita3586]

I’m curious what state you are from? I have never heard catfish called mudpuppies although they are probably the most popular fish in my culture. Mudpuppies + hush puppies = good eating.

[@RangeAquarius]

mud puppies sounds so cute

[@AdamYJ]

“Mud puppy” is another name for a certain kind of large salamander.

[@jacobwansleeben]

"Mud Puppy" sounds like what you'd call a Clodsire.

[@xboxplayer42098]

@@AdamYJyea you can find it in the ditch after it rains out here, never called a catfish a mud puppy.

[@HG-ze5wq]

This was so much fun. I love this format of meeting locals and experiencing their local food culture. (Ollie was the manliest)

[@uncreative5766]

Josh and Ollie are so lucky to be catching wild catfish. Catfish sold in grocery stores in America is 99.9999999% farm raised. I've heard the wild ones taste way better. What an amazing experience.

[@NotKev2017]

Wild ones from certain areas can have a muddy taste too.

[@myboomstick0056]

It really depends. To me the larger channel cats you catch on the river have lived in the mud so long they will taste like it.

[@joyceshirley4898]

The yellow catfish tastes the best.

[@bipolarbear7325]

I've hand grabbed catfish for 40 years. I've also managed catfish ponds for the major producers in the Mississippi Delta. The care we give and the management practices we use are designed to produce the best quality product. I used to give away what I caught wild to people who needed the food and would eat what we raised on the farm. Be sure to look for the "Raised in the USA" label. If it doesn't have that you're buying the Vietnamese crap.

[@swayzefan3600]

i eat catfish a lot and its actually the opposite. wild catfish eat junk and love muddy water. farm raised catfish live in clean water with controlled food- much better taste and texture. you can really taste a difference. and really large wild cats taste plain nasty!

[@zombielover317able]

Great video. You have met the core Americans of the United States of America. These people could survive anything. And it's great to see you guys out of your comfort zone. This is an awesome video

[@cwalokie9559]

Hey, these guides are special. They know what they're doing, and the safety of those they are with is of the most impirtance. I really enjoyed this, and I hope they remember that day dor the rest of their lives!!!

[@heartwork8318]

I am a 60 y/o granny and I grew up on a lake in Alabama and it was so much fun watching y’all fishing! 😁✌🏻🫶🏻

[@mimikannisto4418]

I've been watching Jolly for years. However this is probably my favorite video they have done. Simply because of how blind they went into this and how out of their element they are. I only learned about noodling about 6 months ago and my dad's family has been fishing for catfish since they were young. Even to me, this is absolutely insane. I've seen many famous first-timers do it. It's clearly such a rush. I'm not a daredevil. However, I greatly respect all of the generations of family growing up doing this. It definitely requires such a hard work ethic. As well as the strong family both this instills for the love of it and living off the land. It's quite admirable to see in this day and age. Props to Josh and Ollie for giving it a go. An experience they will never forget.

[@ramonajordan3875]

Oh my gosh, this may be my favorite Jolly video ever! Welcome to the south, gentlemen.

[@alfredoflores9791]

This was one of the absolute best ones yet!! So real and connected. Olly, props on the fish mate. I was smiling the whole time

[@HellaUtube]

His palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy He's nervous, but on the surface, he looks calm and ready Better go capture this moment and hope it don't pass him

[@Bbbbbbbbbbbbb728]

As a southerner I’ve hunted fished everything but noodles for catfish so I’m both proud of these Brit’s and jealous they are true southerners now

[@judysowell290]

Way to go Ollie!!! Noodling is not for the faint of heart. I am impressed.

[@SamuelDormitorio]

Can you imagine if these guys went noodlin' with THE Hannah Barron. Now that would be EPIC!!

[@lilJJslayer]

that was the first thing i was hoping for but this was still great

[@B0NES48]

Yeah I was hoping they found her but I’m glad they had a great time

[@renegade8558]

Wouldn't pass the wife's test

[@AI-Bundy]

These guys seem like amateurs compared to her

[@greghamann2099]

@@AI-Bundy I don't agree the way they do it is different they have been doing it for generations so amateurs is a false statement. You could be one but they are not.

[@kamryncole1286]

I love seeing y’all eat like a true southerner with the paper plates and great value, would love to see more down to earth videos like this in the future

[@SplitAppleOh]

as humble as he is you can tell how proud ollie is of that catch (very rightfully so) especially when he's eating his first bite of it and josh reminds him "YOU caught that." that's what fishing and noodling is all about and it's awesome to see him experience it for the first time.

[@bkitch2011]

I'm from the southern part of Mississippi, so this made me very happy to watch. Mississippi is the Catfish Capital, so it was nice for you to experience that and taste our fish.

[@l.h.2543]

Greetings from Ocean Springs!

[@bkitch2011]

@l.h.2543 hey, I grew up in Bay St Louis

[@tklmyfncy03]

Hi neighbor! From Scott County

[@sandybowman7140]

I hope they go "frogging" next + I think that's what it's called right? Always wanted to try frog legs in the South!

[@bkitch2011]

@sandybowman7140 frog legs are good, if they're cleaned properly. Not a lot of meat, but they have some good flavor.

[@KillerCornMuffin]

My immediate thought was comparing it to Brad Leone and Matty Mathesons' experience. It's COMPLETELY different and I'm here for it.

[@leannsmarie]

My husband's uncle nearly drowned while noodling. His foot got caught in some rocks & he couldn't surface. He wasn't using oxygen because it was in Oklahoma in the Illinois River & it's not deep enough to use equipment like that. No wetsuits either. Just swim trunks. Every once in awhile someone does drown noodling from one reason or another.

[@gigiflipp]

This is what I’m used to, sitting in a boat fishing or being around these people. I’m from the south and this made me so happy to you do this kind of video. These people are the kindest and I appreciate the attention and love.

[@shesssosavvy]

16:01 Yooo!!! 😂 Why was this so intense!! GO Ollie!!!😂😂😂These guys have the most wholesome, funny, interesting content! The "Jolly's" should expand their content niche/activities.

[@toddellison5128]

Seeing you boys sitting around, drinking beer, eatin' catfish with Tony Chachere's spice and tabasco sauce is great. That's something you'd see any folk down here in SE Texas or anywhere in Louisiana doing on any given weekend. Hope you guys enjoyed it.

[@texasslingleadsomtingwong8751]

Groves tx here .

[@anndeecosita3586]

I peeped that Tony Chachere’s Creole Seasoning too. I love that stuff and can use even more now that they have the no salt version. I said if I ever go back to England, Tony is going in my bag.

[@ramonaschuler4134]

Yyyeeesss!!!

[@murphbee]

Yep the Tony Chacere’s did it for me. Jealous.

[@toddellison5128]

@@texasslingleadsomtingwong8751 Pearland!

[@bespokebaitz]

You guys never fail to deliver great content, but THIS episode was epic!!!!! Great job on the catch Ollie, and thank ya'll for checking out more of American culture and cuisine on your channel!

[@skynosaka]

Please do more activity based episodes like this. This was great! This might be my favorite Jolly episode ever. Keep it up.

[@SweetTea-Stephens]

All of us from the south are feeling so proud right now. There is nothing like our southern culture! Proud I was raised in it. I’m super picky with whose catfish I’ll eat because it can be really freaking good or really freaking bad. Glad you loved it and had a great time. It looks amazingly fun for sure.

[@MSDOGS1976]

I've lived in Mississippi my whole life(70 years) and have never been noodling. But I do enjoy eating catfish.

[@Ekkis25]

As a boy in South Carolina, catfish was a staple you could catch them by hand in the muddy banks of Lake Murray easily (not as big as Ollie's though!) and my grandmother had 5 grandsons, and she took us catfishing weekly. It was a part of our diet; they were that easy to catch.

[@jeffhardysoul]

What. An. Experience!! I love that during the hunt the edit gave off like a "River Monsters" episode. Definitely one of the chillest collaborations on the channel

[@mademoisellecarolina4218]

This is so interesting. I didn't even know noodling catfish was a thing, and yet here I am watching intensely and fascinated. Never a boring moment on Jolly! I love these guys.

[@MrZachyBobby]

This is awesome! I actually live about 15 minutes from this exact reservoir and have never done this. Glad y’all enjoyed your time in Mississippi!

[@shannonmcdonald6896]

My Dad is from Florida and we went there a few years back. Honestly, this is so normal to me. Watching you guys try this is so funny to me because here it's so normal. I live in the midwest now and go fishing and hunting all the time. Although, being in the south is a much different experience, but SO worth it! They really experienced true American culture.

[@rayanagi]

This is the Jolly I love most. You boys out on a wild adventure. 😂 ❤

[@phobiaone306]

Fresh Catfish is the best! I wasn't expecting this little adventure, but I am glad y'all experienced it. Catching, and Frying up Catfish is a Southern Tradition!

[@RedirectMyDay]

Buzzing to see an activity video and not food videos every video... I must say... Love you boys, always have but I'm so glad to see something that's not just mukbang!

[@truckerclock1654]

Or talking to some D list celebrity promoting their latest project.

[@LindaC616]

​@@truckerclock1654 I still can't fathom the Bobby Lee connection 😅

[@thetiredworm2100]

Same, the food content is good, but they do it all the time so it’s nice to see something fresh!

[@housemana]

@@LindaC616 bobby lee is a creepy weird fk. really such an L.

[@MonkeyDLuffy-nj2px]

​@@truckerclock1654 bobby lee might be a d list celeb in your eyes, but he's a KZbin favourite and they know that, everyone would be stupid not to take a chance like that working in the KZbin industry.

[@thefrenchgardener1865]

One of my favorite episodes EVER.....thank you

[@briandibb1300]

respect for being in the deep south in August.

[@ypw510]

This was at least a month ago. They were showing clips of this in their intro for the first vid in this series.

[@jp642]

Yep,it gets hot!!

[@siddasloth3292]

Banger video always. Chill laid back vibe with jokes. Makes you feel like you’re just right there hanging out with some buddies. Props to the locals too, proper American country men

[@benjaminhsu6961]

As an angler in CA I catch catfish all the time using a rod and reel. The crazy thing is that most others here don’t eat them and get upset when one hits their line. But fresh catfish is delicious!

[@ypw510]

They’re not native to California though. In most reservoirs they’re stocked from fish farms.

[@texasslingleadsomtingwong8751]

@benjaminhsu6961 man we got all kinds of catfish here in Texas. And all but one are excellent, the hardhead.

[@benjaminhsu6961]

@@ypw510 what?? They are all over around here. Never knew that. Thanks for sharing!

[@benjaminhsu6961]

@@texasslingleadsomtingwong8751 TX was where I ate my first catfish!! All you can eat catfish and beer when I was posted at Fort Bliss!! And as a Marine in uniform I got to eat for free!! Been fishing for them ever since.

[@ypw510]

@@benjaminhsu6961 I understand that a lot of people don't like fishing for stocked, farmed fish. Apparently they have abrasions from rubbing into concrete channels and might not give much of a fight.

[@tytyguy22]

Ollie's fish was HUGE omg... way to goooo

[@noone_inparticular]

This is officially the coolest thing you guys have done! Loved watching this!!!

[@Bad_Miracle]

I swear, these guys can't make a bad video! They're always so fun and entertaining! Sending love to the entire crew! ❤

[@RoseNZieg]

love seeing wild America and youtubers together.

[@sherrihurst3142]

That was awesome! Glad y'all are havin fun in the South!

[@allons_y1001]

The campground picnic table, grill and Walmart paper plates is soooo ubiquitously southern! 😂 It's basically every summer lake trip I've ever had since moving to Arkansas from Cali. After a long day of drinking on the lake and getting a little sun burnt, sitting down to eat at one of those tables with my family, is my happy place. 😊

[@nicolem376]

As an Okie who grew up around noodling I was so shocked and happy to see this video! Way to go Ollie! You are a man’s man. 💪

[@sunnyndelaware6159]

Oh my gosh!! This was THE best! What fun! Thanks for sharing this! ❤❤

[@KarolineBjork]

This episode was so good. Love the interactions with the locals!

[@ramonalfaro3252]

I cheered out loud when Ollie caught that beast! Great job Ollie!!!

[@thomashuang9938]

LOVE THIS CONTENT! Being around real people and learning about history and life in the south! Smiling ear to ear watching this. thx again!

[@willking9662]

Ollie on the bank of that lake has got to be one of the funniest sites ever.... He looks soooo concerned.

[@williamdew]

Huge props to Ollie, that was a beast!

[@sarah-phillips]

There’s a whole documentary called “Oakie Noodlin’” that is incredible. Never before had I realized it was a thing.

[@sharendonnelly7770]

That was a Jolly good adventure! Really enjoyed this video as it put Josh and Ollie out of their comfort zone. Most manliness aside, Ollie, cause you were, everyone had hilarious fun, viewers included!

[@astrangegrrl]

I love watching you guys, anyway. But the fact that you were here, in the South, absolutely thrills me! I'm an East Tennessee girl! And I look forward to every new video! Way to go, Ollie!!!

[@stischer47]

There used to be a catfish restaurant here in Texas that floated on Inks Lake and once you decided which how you wanted it, they would catch it from the big opening in the middle of the restaurant. It was fantastic. They should have tried the catfish with ranch dressing.

[@ianperez5350]

Wow really?? I’ve been canoeing on inks lake had no idea something like that existed

[@bbmp12]

Was just binge-watched Jolly when the notif popped up, I'm so happy