We THOUGHT IT WAS A FISH!! (DANGEROUS)

In this video, my good pal Henry from Catching Dinosaurs and I spend a day at the beach, fishing with huge baits for HUGE fish!
We have all kinds of crazy stuff happen, including 3 species of MONSTERS! This is one of the craziest videos I have made yet!
THANK YOU FOR WATCHING, LET ME KNOW IF YOU WANT TO SEE MORE BEACH VIDEOS! PLEASE LIKE, COMMENT, AND SUBSCRIBE!

[@michellereardon9354]

Don’t understand why those of you with negative comments are even watching? What do you think this channel is? I think it’s obvious they are letting them go and being as gentle as possible with their catches. If it’s hard for you to watch, then don’t.

[@marywrigjt7614]

💪💪

[@seattledubsix7109]

40 years old and you blessed it to live on, Respect!

[@robertfreeman3831]

no respect would be not hooking it

[@Captain_Clark_CDoryAdventures]

​@@robertfreeman3831I bet you are pro choice aren't ya? 🤔

[@ArthurEvans-c4s]

They say those snake head fish are some good eating. I am yet to eat one i live in Florida, no snake heads here.

[@toddhoffmaster6057]

They had to let it go because it was over the size limit on what you can keep for Redfish. They put up a great fight and are delicious to eat. Nice shark, too. Hopefully it will survive to live a nice long life.

[@daleshelden8394]

Almost as old as I am!

[@deanmason5827]

That 40 YO fish really deserved and earned to live on, thanks for the catch and release idea.

[@3henry214]

Wow... I was holding my breath all the time while you were handling that ray. Instantly brought back memories of that's how Steve Irwin (The Crocodile Hunter) died, got a ray's barb in his chest penetrating the heart. I was very relived when it swam off. Cool video !!

[@velcroman11]

About 60 years ago, my family was holidaying on the South coast at a place called Bingee Bingee. One night, mum and dad are fishing bream at the southern end of the beach. Suddenly, mum's rod bends, and the star drag screams then stops. A moment later, it starts all over. Dad says, don't hook it. It could be a jewie. Jewies play with their food for a bit. Then all hell breaks out. The line starts running out, the star drag is screaming, and Dad shouts. HOOK IT BESS! She does and the battle begins. She had to be careful as the line was only 10lb. Up and down the beach, sweat drenched her clothes. Once it looked like she had in the wash, but it raced out 20 minutes later, the battle was over. Mum is sitting on the sweating and crying. She had successfully caught and brought in just over 50 lbs of kelp. Good catch mum.

[@Taranofsky]

Wow this really triggered my nostalgia! I grew up in San Antonio but my mom was obsessed with the ocean, so we always found an excuse for her to take off work and book me and my sisters to corpus christi every chance she could get, and as a kid I hated it because of all the jellyfish and the haze and the gritty sand, and being scared that I was going to see someone get eaten by a shark, but as an adult watching her in failing health I got misty as soon as I recognized that texas coast because it will always be the happiest I ever saw my mother. Love y'all's videos, the catch and release is a beautiful energy. Take care everyone.

[@bylindalawrence5943]

I was born and raised in Corpus Christi and absolutely love Padre Island . I will see my beach again so I can sit in a chair with my feet in the water just breathing in that salt air I miss so much.

[@TarkentonLarry-iu3qp]

Thanks for sharing your memories.

[@MCSwat-od2ef]

Love you guys!! As a Florida girl, ocean lover, I admire TRUE SPORTS FISHERMEN! If you DON'T NEED to eat it; give it a petting, take a quick pic and SET IT FREE TO SPAWN for the food chain! 💋🙏❤️GOD bless those that care about such things and leave greed and heartless selfishnees behind.

[@whimsygrove9971]

Well said! 👏

[@j.w.a.vanenst7128]

What an disgusting video and an even more disgusting reactions. God bless these guys? God does not exist, but if hè did he woud and should punnish you lot for letten sharks and rays suffer Just for fun and an video. And at the end of the Day you feel good because you have let them go? Get a life.

[@Quarktascheninhalator3000]

Let me throw in a quick though here. If u dont want to eat it, catching it is ultimately for your own joy. The fish surely isnt enjoying this process of torture. So how is sport fishing not selfish? This has nothing to with care, but care for yourself. If youre honest to yourself, u would agree^^.

[@scarekr0w1]

So when fishing there are lots of what's called by catches a bycatch is something that you're not necessarily fishing for so you let it go. I'm sure if he caught something very edible he would have kept it

[@joesmith-g4d]

Grew up hunting and fishing in the South. Rule number one is to eat what you kill. And either release the fish or eat it. Is there any other way?

[@janetruggles8708]

My Dad loved fishing. He was a heart patient so fishing became his life. He liked deep sea fishing and had a good amount of deep sea tackle. So when my folks moved back home to Okla., he liked going to the river to Spoon bill fish. First year he used his ocean tackle and was catching his limit. And people had never seen a set up like his. After a couple of years just about all were fishing for the spoonbills like him. Got my love of fishing from him.🐟👍

[@freebird3348]

That’s a beautiful story. And your Dad sounds like a cool guy. These Spoon bill sound like a good table fish, can you describe? We don’t have em here in OZ.

[@kindnessmatters-h1m]

Thank you for letting it go. That demonstrates much kindness and integrity.

[@TyPigPatrol]

I appreciate it. Glad you noticed!

[@blackeyedturtle]

Thanks for creating and sharing this video. I recall my biology teacher telling me that fish and most marine creatures do not stop growing until the day they die. Thus we can measure the age of creatures such as fish, sharks etc by their size. The largest creature I have seen on land was a 4 foot tall Great Horned Owl, which when mature rarely ever grow beyond 2 feet tall. All I know is this owl was massive, each eye was like a big yellow softball, and its talons were as thick as cuban cigars. I was very fortunate to see this creature and lucky to get so close to it (less than 20 feet away from me).

[@allisonFLGirl515]

Respect to you guys removing the hooks and releasing! The red fish was beautiful- 40 yrs. Great catch! ❤

[@markoursic2685]

respect to play with others, i want to see you if somebody play with you. But if they don't play, like catching the fish and release the shark, they are shit, lets it fish, shark not are to cool, now you see how can some people even official respect russia, in meantime some other fck them, for example me

[@bevfrench3496]

Trouble is, most will die because they are deprived of their air for too long. They finally swim off but about 10 min. later you see a silver belly out there. Stop yakking and get it back. One photo or two and put it back. man oh man.

[@michellereardon9354]

I’m glad you are letting them go. Especially when it’s that big!

[@jcost0099]

As a Texas gulf coast surfer, I always steered clear of the surf casters. I knew it'd be sharky when they were slinging large bait. This was a nice flat and glassy day obviously. That red was huge! I know you can keep one a day over 26" but it was awesome seeing ya'll set that old man back to sea.

[@DoctorSess]

It’s sharky either way

[@angrytater2456]

Isn't there a max limit on reds there? In NC it has to be a "slot" between 18" and 27" and we can only keep one.

[@VictorBABBAGE]

Thanks for sharing. You reminded me the joys of catch and release and the memories of my fishing buddy who's now beyond the curtain of time

[@michellereardon9354]

Beautiful red ! Never seen one that big!

[@melissaballard4470]

Such a beautiful creature. Appreciated how gently you handled it.

[@JbirdL2233]

How wonderful catch and release. We get to see such amazing beautiful fish! Thank you for sharing.

[@davidfryer9359]

You respect the fish. Thank you for respecting something that has been around longer than you. Much respect to you and much love.

[@allensacharov5424]

they should have eaten it. Make way in the food chain for the younger fish.

[@kerriarickards8508]

THANK YOU for putting back that BEAUTIFUL STINGRAY! I’ve heard people say they are good eating however,as they are like the puppies of the ocean, it breaks my heart to hear that! Thank you for letting that amazing fish go also! LIKED AND SUBSCRIBED, because you let them go! Watching from Perth Australia ❤

[@giggles7179]

I was about to say "if that fish lived to be forty years old, who the hell are you to hook it and take it home?" I'm glad you released it, but I've also always had a difficult time justifying even a minimal injury with a hook like that just to hold it up for the camera and throw it back.

[@phaethaya]

Respect to you guys for letting them go back to the nature. 😀👍💪🙏

[@nitemareman1]

Next time here's some pro tips from an experienced beach angler. DO NOT HANDLE RAYS. Cut the leader as close to the mouth as you can and let them go. These are very dangerous and can ruin your day. The hooks will rust out. They are durable. And don't try to remove the hooks from sharks either. Just cut the leader as close to the hook as you can, get it back in the water ASAP, and let the hook rust out of the animal over the next few weeks. Wrenching and twisting the animal does much more damage and can actually cause a fatal injury. Sharks are tough as hell. Just cut the leader and let them go on.

[@Allmenshouldrespectallwomen]

Yup all we need is agitated sharks in the water asking for our help. That’s cruel to the animal

[@KRXZY321]

@@Allmenshouldrespectallwomenhow life is

[@KRXZY321]

@@Allmenshouldrespectallwomentoo bad

[@vG_ImperialxWolf]

Ty is experienced angler let him do things his way ✌️

[@gowokegobrokee]

@@Allmenshouldrespectallwomenquit being a soy boy. Life is not nearly as fluffy and nice as you clearly think it is.

[@geraldstahlman7036]

Felt so good watching this. Brought tears to my eyes. Gave me fish fever!!!

[@FredaFlynn2008]

The fish you caught are beautiful and I’m so grateful that you put them back. Amazing fishermen in amazing waters. You are so lucky to have such wonderful shores. 🇬🇧

[@barbaramyers-u8t]

So cool for the release!! Thank you ..

[@TyPigPatrol]

Glad you like it! Thanks for watching!

[@archangelrevelations9532]

Fishing! I love the ocean. Absolute behemoth. I love the catch and release videos. Thanks for sharing this. 🙏 Blessed 💙-B

[@sanmassara2541]

The dude running out into the water to retrieve the fish is my hero! Love this kind of brotherhood.

[@michaelcornish7645]

Best of both world guys. Excitement of fishing AND then you release them. Lots of respect 4 you guys. Cheers.

[@kristaps2010]

Very nice and respectful to that oldy fish to let it go. Amazing sea creatures. Thank you for sharing.

[@michaelshelley1289]

Thank you for putting them back where they belong.....appreciate it!!!

[@sunsusin1743]

This is the first fishing video I enjoyed watching..Thank you for letting them go :)

[@danielpilarski4896]

They are letting dinner go

[@maximechevalier1923]

Cyril Chauquet

[@mattiskrutzen9092]

No

[@cinderdonihoo9372]

This was so exciting to watch! I couldn’t stop laughing when he carried the big red like a baby! That was a beautiful red, so big! Keep on having a great time! Would like to see more! 😀❤️❤️❤️👍

[@marysmith-ke6pk]

That was awesome!!!! It reminded This old lady of the old days ! Thank you

[@hootinouts]

My utmost respect goes to you guys for removing the hooks and letting them go. What a catch that beautiful redfish was.

[@andynonymous2164]

Future tip as if you asked (catch these big Rays a lot on long Island) put the rod on top of the tail and stand on the rod for pressure while unhooking. Awesome Red!

[@ritchiegoodson8007]

Dude you’ve got the best fishing videos I’ve seen on KZbin. I cannot find one thing I dislike about your content, please don’t stop posting!

[@TyPigPatrol]

I appreciate that so much, Thanks Ritchie!

[@FISHANE84]

Agree!

[@robinhood480]

Well, it’s not much but if you watch in the early part of the video, when they’re setting up, you will see an axe being misused as a hammer to drive in the rod holder pipes. Using the axe sideways is considered incorrect by BSA standards and if it had a wooden handle it could have broken. Leaving them to look for something else to drive the other pole pipes. I know it’s their own too and they can do what they want. Just saying if you wanted to find something to dislike about the video that might be one. Thanks 😊

[@Jerusalem-lx1ql]

Agree

[@lorianncostello531]

Thanks for freeing him. The shark population is struggling and needs all the help it can get! 😊

[@Webbily]

I've never seen beach fishing like this. It was on my recommended list and I'm glad I watched, what a treat.

[@keithwetherhold1255]

I applaud you for releasing your catches; conservation is the key! I don't slam people for keeping their catches, especially if they're are trying to feed your family, but guys like you keep the fisheries alive. We'll done

[@kerryfoster1]

Not good fish to eat anyway. Smaller fish taste much better!

[@longrider42]

Ray's are good eating :) In 1984 I was living in Southern California, and I fished the piers, a lot. A guy I fished with was a dedicated Ray fisherman. He wore steel toed boots, so he could step on the tail I actually caught a Ray that weighed in at about 120 pounds. It was tasty to eat.

[@sarahsunshine8455]

I was so scared at first when you approached the shark with the pliers I didn’t realize it was pliers it looked like a 🔪 this is my first time watching any of your videos and I am so very impressed with you all! It’s obvious you have much respect for nature and it’s a great thing to see! Too many people on this platform would rather harm animals for views. So refreshing! Thank you 😊

[@15654lawol]

Thank you so much for putting the fish back , true hearts who care about the planet and all its inhabitants.

[@porkbeans854]

Yes! Yes! Yes! Thank you for the super exciting video, and thank you for letting those magnificent critters go. Amazing catches, holy cow! 👏

[@katiekane5247]

Even if let go, the fight stresses the fish. Respect doesn't include harming Gods creatures for our entertainment!

[@julielefler9747]

It's great to see you two together you both respect the lives of these large fish and teach how important it is to release them love watching both your shows!!

[@sharim]

That red is gorgeous 8:46. Great job, y’all!

[@jamesharvard8786]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ excellent fellas, and heat-warming to watch you release them. 100%……….👍🇬🇧🇺🇸🕊

[@beckyluvstoscrapnsew]

As an Aussie , seeing the title stating “dangerous thought it was a fish” I just knew you had hooked a ray and I had thoughts of Steve Irwin …always watch out for those barbs !..

[@paulorientetheluffaranch]

For sure. I've had close calls with the barb.

[@imaginewhirledpeas6696]

Barb Streisand will gitcha

[@phoneusandfroboof829]

i love fishing for stingray they fight so dam hard, i had a 275lb stingray take me for my money for over an hour but godamn it was fun

[@thomaswatson3725]

/tatty uy\\üü\l)

[@anitavisram8346]

Yeah I miss the GREAT Steve Irwin. But now his son and daughter have grown and followed in their daddy's footprints. 😍 Awsome. Crikey!

[@robertflint4115]

Love the variety of fish and fishing techniques you have in your videos. Also, the respect you and the people you fish with have towards what you catch and nature itself. Much respect and raise my beer to you. Rock on man.

[@katherineleonowski7289]

I love that u r releasing these fish!!! Let's teach our children to do the same thing!!!

[@pal6636]

Cloudy day but still catching some rays 🌞

[@kall3555]

My dad use to surf fish while mom & 4 kids played further down to not get tangled up in line. Great memories. Thanks for the video 👍

[@kathleen2754]

Totally enjoyed watching this video. Thank you for showing and reminding me how much fun it is to go fishing...

[@SkyChaserCom]

Catch and release and savoring the pure thrill of the sport. Keep up the great work :)

[@STURM323]

If you don't go fishing to eat the catch, you're basically just torturing those fishes for your own entertainment. Try eating a hook if you disagree, just for fun. You can remove it again, no harm done.

[@wangditty]

Wow! Thanks for sharing! What a great experience!!!

[@yankiefrankie]

@@STURM323 I agree with this. I am a bass fisherman and started keeping and eating the catches for this reason.

[@THESLlCK]

@@STURM323 fish don’t feel pain like humans do, and they can grow entire body parts back.

[@STURM323]

@@THESLlCK sure tell yourself that. You probably also believe fishes don't have a memory or consciousness.

[@rolandperry5685]

Great anglers with total respect for what they are fishing for 👍

[@michaelyaziji]

weird sense of “respect”

[@kjjones4104]

Yeah how wonderful to hold a fish up, laughing & video while it's in shock & suffocating. Have you ever had your air cut off?

[@Sharpshooter99100]

Great fishing! I loved the way you looked after the fish and was caring, and let them go. Great blokes and lovely fish

[@janeaparis]

Thanks for putting him back. I am sure they don't appreciate the hook pain and marks, not to mention the fear.

[@harrypumpkins2052]

I was fishing in tamales Bay in Northern California with my grandfather back in 97 and caught a 5 ft wide stingray , it took me 45 min to reel it in, we were in a 10 ft zodiac and we couldn’t even lift it onto the boat , it was Awesome , we got a measurement and released it , he made it to be that big he deserved to live 👍🏻

[@THESLlCK]

Shoutout to this man for catching and releasing when it wasn’t common practice

[@captainwoodygore8084]

Great video gentleman. It was so nice to see professionals releasing fish so that they can continue to survive I spent 29 years guiding clients to fish if we don't do that, we will never perpetuate the species

[@plica06]

@THESLICK They only released the ray because it wouldn't fit in their boat. No doubt they just cut the line too which is fcuking cruel leaving hooks in their mouths.

[@Jo3x23]

That red was an absolute unit happy for you ty great catch, glad Henry got you on them fish amazing guy, 7:46 crowd: “what y’all catch?” Henry: “oh this, this is ty’s pet red fish, just taking it for a walk”........lol he was holding a weird looking puppy & of course I wanna see more vids like this ty, awesome vid

[@TyPigPatrol]

Thanks brother, thanks for commenting again! cant wait to get back out there in a few days!

[@WardenOnDrums]

Beautiful stuff guys… love catching my own meal but it sure is nice to see you fishing for the love of it, acknowledging the beauty of the fish, and setting them on their way 🙏🏼

[@carolynlawrence7548]

Enjoyed so much. Even better no vulgar language! Thanks

[@TheWanderingFinnegan]

Cursing is a sign of intelligence. It's not surprising some are #tRiGgErEd by it. 😆🤦

[@tonyklenis9515]

Very proud of both you guys setting those beautiful creatures free

[@RRdddddEE]

I'm not going to lie when this video first popped up in my recommendations I was about to be soooo pissed off 👿 but I took a chance, watched it and honestly it was awesome!! Getting to see such beautiful creatures up close is amazing, thank you for the catch and release I definitely have a new love, respect and appreciation for you guys!! ♥ ♥ 😊

[@johnnylara7032]

Why were you "pissed" off for?

[@Werner_HeR]

These are my bedtime videos. Thank you

[@TyPigPatrol]

Thank you very much for watching!

[@rambojojo]

Love the respect that you have for these beautiful creatures.

[@searcherweb1392]

I am so glad to see the catch and release. Thank you for that!

[@rubyfirefly2582]

I've never understood the point of catch and release. Yeah, let's jam a hook in this creature's mouth, send it into a panicked fight for its life and then, oh wow we're so kind and respectful to let it go. The way to respect nature is to leave it the hell alone and not torture it for 'fun.'

[@dodieodie498]

@@rubyfirefly2582 Gotta agree with that. I'm not sure how sensitive a fish is, but having a big hook in your mouth or jaw or gill and having to pull against it can't be a good experience. I am fine with fishing, and with releasing something if it's too small or inedible. But I'm old school. Hunt or fish to eat. Not because you are playing some sort of game and want an adrenaline rush. There are too many other "sports" that don't involve injuring animals.

[@oakleydavid7619]

@@dodieodie498 they live in the ocean and eat barbed fish for dinner most of their lives. Explain to all of us how that hook is hurting the fish. Seriously.

[@Crash-Rest-Yummy]

@@dodieodie498 FIsh don't have morals like u do

[@Stevemacleod58]

Yes more videos like this one, love to see them big fish out there. Awesome vid. Thanks for sharing your catch.

[@CoLLectiNgCAtS-q2q]

My brother standing in water pulling in fish. Just under knee deep. Carlsbad , CA area. Reaches for fish and just missed young great white snapping at his hand as he reached for fish. Now he goes ankle deep. Sharks love eating the catch and will follow catch to you! 😂😂

[@mackgreen]

You guys are terrific!👍🏿

[@tlocke.elloboomQ]

WOW!!! I’m just blown away right now!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@mattgoodrich2296]

You guy's are awesome, makes me happy that you released that beautiful giant red fish.

[@NadoriKaija]

I once caught a small 18" ray in my crabbing net lol. It slid off the top (made a nice little lid for it, kept my crabs in, lol) before I could bring it in, but that was for the better anyway. It was my first ray and I've only seen videos about how to handle them correctly, hadn't ever practiced it. It was fun to see one in the wild that close though.

[@thecogars2751]

Hey man been watching your videos for about a year now and I love your videos. Kept up the good work!

[@thecogars2751]

Sorry keep

[@janiceflynn4866]

Wow,Nice fishing you guys,keep up the beach fishing,I really enjoyed watching you both reel em in,Beautiful red fish catch!! Thanks for posting this and Keep on beach fishing,thank you.👍👍❤️😃

[@jpturner171]

Surf fishing is a great sport! You never know what you’re going to catch. The mysteries of the deep blue sea!👍🏽

[@nutindoin2]

In this case it is the deep gray sea !!! Lol

[@scoutkbartholomew722]

Brown

[@jpturner171]

@@scoutkbartholomew722 😂

[@jamestaylor6041]

nice fish bro , great to see that big red ang real pleased to see you release it , it's important that the breeding stock remain out there for the health of our sea's . nice one dude.

[@darrenangle4493]

Really some cool catches there Ty. You have it made. Access to both salt and fresh waters to fish in. You can go fishing for whatever mood you're in for. lol. Nice video. Thanks for sharing.

[@TyPigPatrol]

Thanks man, after spending some time in the midwest i really missed the incredible fishing texas has to offer!

[@marilynbolton4415]

What beach is this? Hi Ty, I hope all is well with you and your family. Great fishing as always 💯💯💃🏻💃🏻🙏🏻🕊️👍👍💕💕💕

[@anneswanson2881]

W😮W ! ! nice Red. . . .great video. Pretty good for your first time Surf Fishing Ty🙌🏼thanks much. . . .Take care typigpatrol

[@katbot2190]

That was fun. They have been catching large stingrays on the surf a lot lately. I caught one about your size and some guy caught one twice as big as that. What a day!

[@hulynchow8505]

When I was a kid, the late 60s, in fla., my dad and I would fish off the coast. But we waded in up to our waists. My dad had a string of red fish on his belt. It was floating out behind him in the water. He had maybe 4 or 5 or the stringer. He felt the stringer jerk. Just thought it was the fish. It jerked again, harder. He turned around a looked. It was a 5 ft shark, eating it's way up the stringer! That day, my dad and Jesus Christ were the only 2 to walk on water! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@CaptMike-ce3xi]

🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍👍

[@herringbone5035]

I once was shore fishing a lake as a kid. I had a stringer full of fat Blue Gills tied to a stump on the bank. I noticed the stringer swishing around, but the fish had been moving earlier a bit. It appeared really animated, so I pulled it. It pulled back . I dragged a large snapping turtle out the lake, the bastard had eaten one blue gill up to the head and taken a massive bite out another.

[@Mimibryant0123]

Oh my goodness,how scary

[@matthewrotolante1682]

Florida regs require release of redfish over 27 inches. The big ones breed so much more effectively. Not even sure you’re allowed to take them out of the water like that, but healthy release.

[@jasonstarr6419]

props for catch and release. Great moves!

[@Pagack1]

Just stupid. ! pls just go fishing when you wanna eat a fish. not just for fun..

[@lamina566]

Jake, I read an article this past week that stated "the Browns Front Office and Coaching Staff knew that they were going to have a rough start this season". Well, no kidding when your strategy for your offensive line is "hope and pray" that your 3 Offensive Tackles would return from season ending knee surgeries healthy and ready to play NFL caliber football at the start of this season. Here we are 6 games in and the game against the Eagles was the first game where there was some indication that the Offensive Line had not taken the whole season off. The team's offensive performance from start of this season can be placed squarely on the Front Office and Coaching staff for not implementing an effective contingency plan for their offensive line during free agency.

[@TheShodan92]

You guys let it go!!!.. Brilliant stuff.. thankyou.

[@TyPigPatrol]

Thanks Zen!

[@gradybrowning3976]

That’s what I like about you, the versatile fisherman.🤙

[@FISHANE84]

Agree!

[@TyPigPatrol]

Thanks Grady, multispecies is the only way to go!

[@lmp8932]

What a good day, shark, humungus red and a ray, I'd love to see more beach fishing :)

[@TyPigPatrol]

Thanks Lynda, more coming!

[@GilAcee]

@@TyPigPatrol Yay!!! There's always that "Ya never know what you might catch" factor associated with salt. Might need to invest in heavier tackle.😂🤞💪

[@nudawn110]

Ty are you vegan or antishark vegan

[@etv1218]

"We thought it was a fish" I'm guessing you were referring to the stingray... It is a fish

[@MatthewHarvey]

Yep - definitely a fish! :)

[@creepypastalibrary4470]

ikr…click baiting for views, he knows its a dam fish

[@georgefrederikoosthuizen891]

Me to🙈

[@catherinewilliams3850]

Exactly the point I made.

[@georgevanaken925]

But what does it identify as?

[@jessewru6425]

I jus love watching you guys!!! You're so awesome to respect these beautiful fish!😘🤗

[@Katalinmason]

We moved away from California 5 years ago and I didn’t realize, until I watched this video, how much I miss the sound of the ocean.

[@baggers-]

You definitely need some more salt water videos Ty that sting Ray was a small one ! But the red was a stonker

[@FishingwithBritten]

Yesss we need more salt water videos!

[@TyPigPatrol]

Im gonna head back out to the same spot in a few days mate, thanks for watching! Heard this species of ray can reach insane proportions....

[@baggers-]

@@TyPigPatrol you will need a better investment in a decent rod and reel combo I love the Penn fathom reel also the akios 654 reels they are work horses and the fathom would be good for your gar trips

[@michaelroxby3937]

Imagine the dangers a forty year old fish has avoided in the sea! One astute fish and credit to you for releasing.

[@shelleybergren9748]

Great video! Def want to see more! You guys looked like you had a great time! Looking forward to more! 💜

[@robobalita]

don't get me wrong, i'm a retired commercial fisherman, but i love how these guys love and respect these fish after putting them through a fight for their lives. we love ya fish just let us torture you for a little while. hahaha.

[@colindeer4908]

Hahaha, I've had a large Ray come from out of nowhere while beachwalking in very shallow water. Haha, you learn to move pretty quick. 😁

[@BalrogofMorgoth95]

What a beautiful red!! I can always tell when I hook a ray or a skate because it sort of gradually pulls the rod tip down and I just feel intense weight and it never relents, especially if it decides to go down to the bottom. And for the entire fight the rod is completely bent

[@TyPigPatrol]

yeah man, apparently i caught a small one for the species!

[@patrickmchose7472]

@@TyPigPatrol I caught a 4 foot ray on the point in Cape Hatteras a few years back. Took an hour to beach it. A family (maybe Lithuanian) ran up to it and scared the crap outta me. I had to caution them back until I could de-hook. They didn't understand English but understood my gestures. Once free of the hook a magic wave came up and took the fella away without me having to touch anything. Beautiful...

[@gemgem5916]

There’s something oddly wholesome about a man holding a shark. Great video 👍

[@nutindoin2]

He wasn't holding the shark ! He was holding the redfish !!!!! ??

[@tracyunger9999]

@Noel you need to watch from the beginning of the video

[@bassbangertv9022]

Love the video keep up the good work on the channel

[@TyPigPatrol]

Thank you very much!

[@bassbangertv9022]

@@TyPigPatrol Just keep up the amazing channel keep catching big fish tight lines until the day you die

[@ericjurgensen9233]

Great video! Love that Redfish! BEAUTIFUL FISH!!!

[@petercarter6086]

Respect to you guys, great video and will be having a beer for you. Catch and release for those old warrior fish is the way to go 👍👍👍

[@ernestrodriguez1465]

I loved the way you carried that red fish to shore! Like a super proud dad with his new baby!

[@louisedwards6713]

That baby was older than him😀

[@robinhood480]

Ha ! I was reading this and thought at first you meant “ like supper “. Oh my .... goodness Sorry , we grew up eating everything we caught. And don’t come back empty handed. Stay out until you had food to bring back Different times. Different places

[@wesleybigham1]

My son is down on the coast today, hopefully he’ll catch something good! Cool video dude!

[@TyPigPatrol]

I sure hope he did well, thanks Wesley!

[@wesleybigham1]

@@TyPigPatrol 👊🏻

[@Charlielizard]

Great video. That was one of the biggest redfish I've ever seen. Keep it up! Love your videos and can't wait for your next one. 👍

[@TyPigPatrol]

Thank you so much Chuck!

[@scottieb706]

You thought is was a fish ... and you were right! Cartilaginous (no bones) but still a fish! Thanks for the catch and release.

[@thomasrobertson8109]

Wow 👌 looks like fun thank you for your Channel update God bless you Brothers