Hot Bite On A Hot Afternoon

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Published 2024-06-12
The fish were chewing

All Comments (21)
  • @Leo-vf3py
    Great show keep up the amazing work be safe my friends God bless all
  • @MrTunaChaser
    Hello Dave. May I suggest rather than pouring water on your cooler, try taking a cheap white bath towel and soak it in the lake then cover your cooler. As the water evaporates it will actually cool off the cooler. Great video. Please keep them coming.
  • @timwalker6560
    Dave, just so you know statistics prove the hottest month in Tennessee is July. But you are a pro when it comes to catching catfish!
  • @jeffchaffee2964
    Good Morning Catfish Dave, Thank you for your time on the water and videos
  • The legend catfish dave at it again thanks for the great content always look forward to your videos
  • @benbogg5430
    Stay cool and hydrated Mr. Dave, oh and eat some a medium rare ribeye and some warm chocolate chip cookies then wash em down with a big ole root beer float.
  • June is the start of summer and it gets hot and humid. Muggy. We fish any way.
  • @tomray5618
    Hey Dave, I really miss that mountain music you used to play when you were reeling in a catch. Still love your videos! Keep it up!
  • After trying every cut of steak I've come to the conclusion that ribeye is the best steak to cook on a grill. It is different if you are cooking a steak in a frying pan. Most 5 star chefs will tell you that the best way to cook a steak is in a frying pan because of the ability to maintain constant heat. I've tried it and I agree.
  • @HowardDivers
    Damn Dave those wakes rocking your boat get on my nerves just sitting watching. I hate that shit cuz I know what it’s like!!
  • @Budreaux63
    Get ya a little bottle of hand sanitizer at Walmart, especially if you get cut fishin' Always great content Dave! Flesh and Brain eating organisms Yikes! No wonder there are no water ski'ers in your videos. Maybe the jet ski'ers will get the oganisms LOL
  • @IEchuckie
    Your getting better on your releases. Smaller splashes. More topedo like