In this video, I head to the river with @CatchingDinosaurs to catch, tag and release monster alligator gar. Using a new fishing rig I designed, we catch and two small gar in the four foot range. After a spot change, I hook into a river monster and bring in a 6 foot 9 inch alligator gar. These fish can live to 100 years old and this one was tagged and released for another day.
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In this video, I arrive at the backyard pond to find warmer weather and happy fish. Even the gar came to eat today and devoured some shad. Bertha the bass ate the most as usual.

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In this video, a big cold front hits and temperatures drop to 15 degrees. Surprisingly, the fish seem perfectly fine and tolerate the frigid water. At the end, Gilbert gets his share of minnows.

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In this video, I find a live tilapia in the backyard pond along with some that died in the freeze. Bertha and the other bass had gorged themselves on them once they died. Gillbert the bluegill ate shad for the first time and loved it.

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In this video, I showcase the life of my platinum pet alligator gar, Phantom. He is three years old and loves the new backyard pond. Alligator gar can live up to 90 years old so I hope to have him all my life.

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In this video, I am at the backyard pond feeding the hungry fish. I check to see if the Guadalupe bass survived.

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In this video, I bring a rare Guadalupe bass to the backyard pond. He seems to like the pond so far and has been left alone for the most part. Bertha and the gar enjoyed eating shad on a nice winter day.

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In this video, I dangle a shad over a limb for Bertha the bass to eat. She jumps high and slurps the shad off the line. The gar are hungry for shad too and devour all of them.
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