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Registrace 10. 10. 2017
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You don’t transfer gobies by smacking them on the concrete!
I ones caught a goby in the desplains river in Illinois 🤔
What is the name of the silver fish @ 0:16 seconds?
Common Shiner!
they're in all the waters here in MIchigan. Not so sure about the inland lakes, but they're in the rivers and creeks, as I catch them in my minnow traps
they say the smallmouth loves to eat them
My son holds the record in Wisconsin for the largest round goby caught in Manitowoc county.
Really!? How big was it?
@@BadgerlandFishes I think it was 6 1/2 inches
@@BadgerlandFishes Bad part is, WI no longer shows record rough fish. But hes on it.
Thats not true , both drum and shellcrackers eat them , and the smallmouth fishing is better due do the gobies , and the lake is much cleaner due to the zebra mussels , and although the do hurt the environment some they help in other ways . Two sides of the coin, tell both sides.
"you have to throw it back immediately"... What you are you crazy? Kill them. I remember fishing once as a teenager and catching dozens of them in one day.
Seagulls
Seagulls won't eat them. I've seen gulls all around gobies that have been tossed on shore. They love french fries, but hate gobies.
@@banjohappy yeah but I threw gobies on Land and there was a seagull eating them
Yeah, I usually feed him sequels
So many absolutely, why not kill them instead of releasing them back has me puzzled though and the size I've read is up to 6 inches. Thanks for this information.
Wait....if they're invasive then why do we have to throw them back.
So as soon as you catch one put a hook through its back tail and theow it back in to catch a much bigger fish 😂😂😂
I catch them here in Pennsylvania, i take them home with me and feed them to my ornate bichir
I remember having a family member who caught Round Goby that was almost a foot long. Probably the biggest Ive ever seen
Yeah I throw them back. But not before spiking em off the dock as hard as I possibly can. The gulls love it they swoop up the floating carcass.
They're pretty good deep fried as is! No gutting and cleaning necessary
Yuck.
I use them as bait
Ever catch anything on them?
@@banjohappy nope lol most of the time they just steal it some how
Idc if they’re invasive or not the bass get huge off them
I’ve caught one of these in person they are SO COOL. It was like, 3 inches of bright colors on a simple creek fish!
My favorite fish!
Nice!
@@BeAllEndAll-i3e thanks!
I seen these in the Beer Garden in Milwaukee, Wisconsin pooled up in the River that I am assuming feeds into the Great Lakes.
The big problem with the Goby is that theu steal your bait whwn perch fishong in Lake Erie. I loose more worms to those things than anything else.
Humans ruined the great lakes, the native people was one with nature until Europeans arrived n killed off the Indians
Wait I’m confused it’s an invasive species but you throw it back? 😂
So these are invasive types and people still have to throw them into the water?
What if in hatcheries you taught walleye and pike to eat this fish
I thought hou were supposed to kill it if you caught one
IM NOT TELLING BUT I KNOW WHERE TO CATCH MORE NORTHERN SUNFISH!
I caught one on a river in the U.P. far inland from Lake Superior, this was like 6 years ago too...
Is that a white-winged scoter at 0:51?
Sure is!
Why do you have to throw them back immediately? Wouldn’t you want to kill it if it’s invasive?
"Not our fault the other fish were pvssies."---Gobi
Swear there are more Gobies in the Great Lakes than there are mosquitoes flying around them
i fish in the kalamazoo river and sometimes i have to move from my spot because it's all i get are gobies and they keep taking my night crawlers.
Invasive species lol The great lakes are a fucked up soup of non native species anymore. I gave up fishing MI because of this BS.
nope. the fish learned to eat them
I think they actually made the fisheries on the Great Lakes much better. Bigger fish and much more plentiful. I think the numerous invasive mussel species are probably much worse.
I wish we had these here in Wisconsin but they'd probably all get shot by bow hunters
The last time I fished Lake Michigan in Milwaukee Harbor every time a nightcrawler hit the bottom I had a goby. I caught one hundred of them and have never bottom fished Lake Michigan ever again.
Man that fuckin sucks... I wouldn't wanna fish there either
2 comments re the Round Goby- 1 Beautiful? NOT. 2 When I catch one, I kill it. Period. I'm sure that the scientists have their reasons, but I don't care.
Cool video. Great food for many thriving Lake Michigan species
Temporally. Their one word and your video is unnecessary
People destroy everything. Gotta get the population back up
Goby being bottom dwellers eat the eggs of other fish.
Throw a crawfish trap.
THROW IT BACK??? I've always been instructed to leave the Fers on the pier to die.
Different places probably have different regulations but they’re well established in the Great Lakes
Having a horde of friendly sea chickens make them easily disposable
ALL PREDATOR FISH LOVE GOBIES IT LIKE EATING A JELLY BEAN ORV ECLAIR!!
The fish in our Lake Simcoe are gorging on these and getting huge.
I’ve used these little bastards as cut bait before and caught a few bass & cats