Look at him. Hey! Just bought these. They're fake worms. They're called gulp. Yeah, those are my words. Should I dig up some real worms in the garden? Yeah. Yeah. If you look right behind my son over there is a pond. And I think the only thing we've ever seen in there are what, Nick? Bowlheads. Yeah, so we'll try and catch bowlheads. What are we trying to catch? I forgot. Bowlheads. Bowlheads. Bowlheads. Bowl. Bowl. Bowl. All right, so we're using these worms. And presentation is important. So we try and rig them so they don't look totally fake, if you will. I'm going to hook it in the side, but then try and run it down a little bit. And you run it through a little bit. You see my dangly worm? I hope the fish bite and get a hook in the mouth. All right, Joe. Can you cast? Yeah, I'm going to pull out the poultry. Wow, that was good, Joey. Here comes Nick. It looks like he's got some. Oh, catfish. No, that's a bowlhead, Joe. It looks just like a catfish. Hey, come here. Oh, yeah, let it sit in the water for a little bit. Look at him. He has a little whiskers. Can't you not touch them? He can poke you with his fins, but his whiskers aren't going to do anything. Yeah, you got to be careful. You don't get poked by them. Oh, he's slimy. They are slimy. Did you see his pliers? No, I don't have to. Did you bring his pliers? Yeah, I did. Look at him. Look at him. Fish, it's a tiny bowlhead. A big bowlhead. Nick's bowlhead. A big bowlhead. Don't you get it? It's ours. There he goes. So here we are. Three days later, I'm fishing by myself. My son, my oldest caught a bowlhead, but I did not. It's in the challenges for me to catch one. Now, I'm still using this burkley worm. No get too excited about this burkley worm working. Bowlhead pretty much eat everything. I set the bobber down about three feet. This pond actually, this pond gets pretty deep. I actually had to rescue a neighbor kid out of the pond who went in and I was standing here and he went in over his head and I was like, I guess I don't see any kid. And I pulled him out of the pond. The better catch these bowlheads soon, it's getting late in the year and the later it gets the less they are active and eventually when it gets too cold, they bury themselves in the mud and just basically kind of hibernate when everything gets too cold and the ice is over and such. What was that? Oh, there we go. Another thing I like to report is I'm officially semi-profisherman. I was checking the stats for my fishing video about catching buffalo. Guess what? It made one scent. I have visual proof. Here it is. Technically I'm a professional. I don't know if I can live off of one penny. So we'll just go with semi-prof since I'm keeping my teaching job, my day job, but I'm no longer an amateur fisherman. I'm semi-prof. Alright, I might as well talk about what I'm using while I'm waiting right here. This is an ultralight reel that I bought from Cabela's. See? Cabela's fish eagle. Ultralight. It's only four and a half feet. It's small. I bought it for my son, Joey Jill. I got six pound mono test on, which is probably a little too much. I should probably lighten it up so it can cast farther. I can't see my barber. Oh, there it is. There's my barber. Nothing's happening. Run it out of time. Let's try it over there. That's the spot I can feel it. You see that? It's getting a bite. You see it? Take it. You got him? I got a monster. Yeah. You can feel him. Look at this guy. Got him. Please tell me you're my friend. Yeah. Yeah. It happened. There it is. I've got my bullhead. I've caught two species of fish. There you are, little bullhead. This is like disease. They're looking at me. These guys like spots all over them. Poor guy. I'm going to let this little guy go. Okay. Great. Two fish down. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Bye.