This crazy guy doesn’t mess around, some real man vs nature stuff. He hooks a huge fish with only some line and a hook, he then pulls the line in with his hands and wrestles this beautiful fish up out of the water.
This wels catfish is crazy big, it weighs in at a ridiculous 127kg (19st). Caught recently on the Po Delta in northern Italy, the guy looks pretty happy with his catch.
These guys are sea fishing from the back of a boat when the small shark they’ve hooked gets attacked and eaten by a much bigger shark. The speed and power from the bigger shark is intense, you wouldn’t want to be it’s next target.
This clever little bird seems to have picked up the skill of fishing. In a similar way to how us humans fish, this bird puts out the bait on the surface of the water and sits tight for a few seconds before landing himself some fry.
This incredible footage shows how one the largest predators on earth can still have an amazing understanding with us humans. This Humpback whale was tangled in a gill net, which was trailing about 15 feet below the surface (the type used by local fisherman). It was covering both it’s pectoral fins and tail, completely disabling the whale, who at this point was finding it hard to breath.
Fishbach and his crew worked for an hour to cut the whale free and after doing so, she performed for them for about an hour, doing a full surface display.
Nearly a 1 hour fight on this low-mid 100 lb tarpon in Boca Grande pass – Florida leads to an attack by a 12-14 foot hammerhead. Area is known for two things – 1) Loads of tarpon, and 2) because of #1, there are loads of big sharks…mostly bull sharks and hammerheads.
This happens quite frequently in Boca Grande pass…not much you can do. We did not cut the line, however we went into free-spool (hence me yelling “let him go”) to allow the tarpon an opportunity to elude the hammerhead. Unfortunately, we were in less than 10 feet of water…shark will win everytime in that situation.
As usual in the wild, a mother will give birth to a number of offspring but like in many cases not all of them will survive. This is just the harsh reality of mother natures food chain…
This guy has definitely got a fight on his hands with this monster. There isn’t much information about this video but we are fairly sure it was filmed in Indiana.
Please feel free to have a guess at the weight of this huge Catfish in the comments below.
We’re not sure where this footage was filmed or even which species of fish are jumping into the boat. The only thing we can tell you is that certain lights will attract the microscopical fish in the water, which will be shortly followed by the rest of the aquatic food chain. Our guess is that these fish are jumping for their lives from larger predators.
This Dutch guy hand feeds a Pike which he estimated to be around 110cm in a beautiful part of the Netherlands.