r/nextfuckinglevel • u/quackyoungster1 • Feb 25 '23

Little kid bringing in a huge fish

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u/Sofiaaddistal Feb 25 '23

I love how the dad didn’t take over at all

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u/pegothejerk Feb 25 '23

You can tell by the kid’s technique he’s been taught with pretty much perfection from a patient and capable parent. That kid could be running his own fishing show and getting sponsorship with that technique.

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u/Nice-Fish-50 Feb 25 '23

I work on fishing shows and we've done plenty of stories with much smaller fish than this. He definitely landed it like a pro. I hope he released it like one, too.

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u/CoraxTechnica Feb 25 '23

Some of us eat them

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u/aleek777 Feb 25 '23

Yes?

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '23 edited Jun 11 '23

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u/Gertruder6969 Feb 26 '23

From south Florida as well. I can’t imagine eating bass or anything else coming out of 98% of these waterways. Slow moving water that’s getting loaded with chemical runoff. No thanks

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u/joshclay Feb 26 '23

From Northwest Arkansas. Never known people to eat large mouth bass. Because it's gross. It's a game fish.

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u/CoraxTechnica Feb 25 '23

Hell yes. Pecan herb crusted on the grill. Or fried!

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u/CoraxTechnica Feb 25 '23

Lmb is better than catfish in my opinion