A Must see video

For all who like BIG freshwater fish and fishing as well...This is a video I stumbled arcoss looking for other things. It was produced in 2013 by National Geographic for their "WILD" series in Thailand. It's 45m, 10s long.. Enjoy!
link <> Youtube.com enter in search box,   "Monster fish: 600lb goldfish"  

link doesn't work for me

Dude. You didn't attach a web address link to your link post.

Livebearer wrote:For all who like BIG freshwater fish and fishing as well...This is a video I stumbled arcoss looking for other things. It was produced in 2013 by National Geographic for their "WILD" series in Thailand. It's 45m, 10s long.. Enjoy!
link <> Youtube.com enter in search box,   "Monster fish: 600lb goldfish"  

I think that explains how to view it.  

                  

LOL! Figured that out after I posted...

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Didn't someone else just post this video?!  I dunnO...

fishNAbowl wrote:Didn't someone else just post this video?!  I dunnO...

Yes. It was me. lol.
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I was swooning over how attractive the host was. Blerg.

The show is called "Monster Fish", hosted by Zeb Hogan. The NatGeo youtube channel has several full length episodes that you can watch, ......... *ahem* yes. Watch.

Now, I wasn't really into River Monsters, but for some reason, Monster Fish made me want to watch all of the episodes. I believe there are 3 seasons, and 6 of those episodes on youtube I think (possibly more):
1. Asian Carp Invasion
2. Salmonzilla
3. Green Goliath
4. 600 lb Fish
5. Jungle Jaws
6. River Shark

PokeSephiroth wrote:

fishNAbowl wrote:Didn't someone else just post this video?!  I dunnO...

Yes. It was me. lol.
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I was swooning over how attractive the host was. Blerg.

Lol

Watched the video... is it bad the only thing I could think about was how I could duplicate that monks fish pond in my garage?

or you could build one of these in your garage!!
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MorganEA wrote:or you could build one of these in your garage!!
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lol omg... imagine what it would take to heat that thing and keep it @ 78f

MorganEA wrote:or you could build one of these in your garage!!
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I actually read that whole thread! I believe that's the persons actual basement! It did cause problems with their floors from all the humitidy. I think I could get more than 1 Fasciatus in that tank  

I am not impressed by that monsterfishkeepers video...it's dark, there are not great shots of the fish which should be showcased, the tank acrylic is all smudged and spotty and looks crappy...Yeah, big tank but so what...big tank...maybe I'm just picky but with a tank that size you should be able to get some "GREAT" shots and have some viewing area that is not all goobered up by water spots and such. Why not climb into the tank (making sure you have no soap or stuff on you) and get some wonderful fish shots. Just me.

Well if you dont like the video then pay for a tank half that size to be put in my garage and I will get you HD crisp pictures whenever you want!  

Sounds like a pretty good deal other than the me paying you...I think you have to pay me for my "critic" role

I was amazed by the video they had of the guy hand-feeding those truly huge carp... it's too bad they had left by the time this show was filming, I would like to see better video of that.

Also thought it was funny how he admitted that after he fed them rice, they never came back....picky eaters I guess!