Catching fish in my own pond. Net fishing. Fishing.
I'm showing you how I catch fish in my pond. How the fish have grown.
In this video, I continue to tidy up my private pond. Learning from the mistakes of the last run, we modified the net, adding more floats to keep it from sinking. The results were immediate—this time, we managed to catch two real giants!
Many people ask why I catch big fish. It's simple: this is my private pond, which I stocked myself five years ago. Now, the large silver carp, weighing around 4 kg, have become too dominant, driving the young fish away from the food and preventing them from growing. Our goal is to make room for new fish.
Watch until the end for the most interesting parts, and, of course, our constant helper, the cat, is also involved!
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Timestamps
0:00 — Correcting Mistakes: Refining the Net
0:24 — Response to Commenters About a Private Pond and "Poaching"
0:42 — Start of Entry and First Movements in the Net
1:25 — Grass Carp and Silver Carp: Fish in a Ring
1:54 — The Moment of Truth: Landing the Catch
2:21 — Two Giants! A Review of Trophy Silver Carp
3:13 — Why You Need to Catch Large Fish from a Pond
4:10 — Future Plans and Preparing for Stocking
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