How FISH REACT to NIGHTCRAWLERS UNDERWATER! (Surprising)

all right guys welcome back today we're gonna be seeing how fish react to the good old night crawler underwater this is you guys first time watching this is how i rigged the camera we have a weight down here to hold it down we have a foam pool noodle to hold the camera up and then this basically just shows all the way on the bait we have great water clarity today see if we can get some fish guys there they are i'm sure everyone and their mother has used these at some point there's a good variety of fish in here guys we have carp catfish a variety of panfish there's also bass in here as well so we're gonna drop the camera down and see if we can get one of those we just have a little bait holder hook and we're just gonna hook this a few times today is all about finding the fish and there we go on that we are rolling i think that was perfect so this first cast we cast it into the middle of the channel just because i knew there was some catfish and carp you'll actually see this catfish pop in right now he kind of just cruises around didn't really look like he was in feeding mode there and then the rest of this cast was pretty slow except for this giant school of gizzard chat here and when i say giant they it was a huge school they were all over the place this day no sign of them stopping look at all that catfish made down there [Music] on the top of the water i could see him flipping and surfacing all over the place it was just non-stop i did not have a cast net on me if i had one i would have thrown it but other than that this cast was pretty slow that's pretty much the extent of what we saw down there we'll try this i started to see bass and bluegill cruising the shores so i took a little short cast here and man they were on it we'll see all those panfish down there school of bluegill some bass [Music] even a school of tilapia right there [Music] that guy unfortunately did not get the hook on that one oh my god we just did i think you did welp let's try that again i don't know if that was the bass or the bluegill it looked like the bass though because of the way the bite happened we're gonna leave less tagging this time see if that'll help us after that cast i decided to just target the bank because there were so many fish moving around see this bluegill cruising right here perfect picture amazing water clarity this day i decided to kind of hop it along because that's how i was getting their attention i didn't even realize i did not have a worm on this cast must have flown off or something [Music] but as you can see there's plenty of fish down there they were just acting a little weird even when i didn't have bait down there they were kind of in the vicinity of the camera so you can see them in pretty much every direction popping it along again i i had no idea i didn't have a worm on at this point so but as you can see it's still getting the fish's attention there's a nice bass right there [Music] i think that was the biggest one decent shoulders i lost my worm again okay make sure we're rolling we are let's get these freaking weenies now that i have a worm back on you see these bluegill are all over it unfortunately when they were biting it they were not getting the hook my hook was uh it was pretty small i had a size 10 on there which is my standard for uh bluegill panfish we got one wait maybe not take two this cast they started to get a little spooky as you can see fish kind of swimming away from the camera got a little bass down there just pick something up off the bottom but no shortage of fish as you guys can see this is a warm water discharge creek so the water is generally a little bit warmer in these areas here we have leonardo coming in from the right see the fish don't even mind that turtle down there yeah after this i decided to move a little bit more see if i can get their attention again they were kind of looking at it weird there kind of started to lose interest worm wasn't moving around as much because it was dead every time i moved it though they seem to come in a little closer you'll see that school of tilapia go by again never seen tilapia in this spot so it's kind of kind of crazy to see that [Music] that definitely got that little bluegills attention [Music] they're kind of fighting over it down there [Music] here i got the camera stuck on the bottom for a few seconds you can see those tilapia on the background all right guys we move spots we're actually just on that side over there it keeps swimming back and forth looks like maybe a white perch or a small bass i can't really make it out but we're gonna see if we can get him to commit to this worm here see if we can land our uh and our fish here after moving spots i could see fish swimming around down there but for some reason these fish were not interested in any food at all they were just cruising back and forth along the shore you can see them in the back left right there this guy just chilling on the bottom they're definitely curious about the camera but like i said they were just not in the eating mood i guess but let me know what you guys think of this video if you want me to go back to the spot drop a comment down below and i will do so you

Channel: TheFishinMagician2.0

Views: 455,563

Keywords: fishing, bass fishing, underwater, underwater footage, underwater fishing, gofishcam, bluegill, bluegill underwater, bass, largemouth bass, underwater bass, fishing videos, worms, nightcrawlers

Id: KsAPC7OJItY

Length: 10min 47sec (647 seconds)

Published: Wed Jan 05 2022