How to Trap Minnows (Pt. 2)"Checking minnow Traps"

If we had more Dads like you this world would be a better place

Those kids will remember the sound of the trolling motor through the hull forever! I remember that sound from over 5 decades ago! Brings back fond memories! Congratulations!😊

That’s pretty cool. Hey, you’re a great dad too! Those kids are loving it!

Great to see someone teaching life to their children awesome keep it up

Great video thanks keep them coming You are an awesome dad teaching your boys the ways of the the land and taking them fishing

On the store minnow trap you're using it wrong, you don't 'bend' the tab, you slide in the two matching tabs on one side, fold together and the clip holds it on the other side, there is no gap.

What a great video. Brings back great memories of me and my boys. Enjoy them while you can. They grow up fast.

Good job on the videos. You remind me of me and my kids 20 years ago.

Thanks for the minnow trapping update! Whenever I’m on my way to Grand Rapids to Sissebakwet (Sugar) lake, I always stop at Fred’s Bait. Looking forward to what you have up your sleeve next. Thanks

A little tip is I put gallon marks on the inside and outside of my buckets so I don’t have to always lift them to check the marks great job keep them coming

Great video, especially with the crew helping out...keep them coming bud...

These are so relaxing to watch :)

Good to see a great DAD! Teach us all to fish 🐠

Great video and learning…appreciate taking us with you!!

Awesome video. Great work with the bait and the boys! Thanks. 😀

Really enjoyed watching your family working together. 👍

I enjoyed your video so much, you’re a natural teacher thank you for sharing your skills and your boy’s enthusiasm😂 That was some quality time.👍

Hey familia. What a sweet & plentiful day, guys! Great work & valuable advice. Thank you & Bless from Barcelona. 🧜‍♂️🙏

Great video Dad keep up the good work and keep being a great dad too.

I'm a farm boy and dad took me to the field with him every day before I started school. I was driving a tractor before I was in 1st grade! But it was just considered "normal" by everybody because we were almost all farm kids in school. The most important thing that it taught us wasn't driving a tractor, or anything else about farm life, it taught us a good work ethic. It was normal for farm kids to work. We didn't have a summer break like the city kids, we had chores to do and we did them. And not just because we were told to do them but our family depended us to do our part. And we all carried that into adulthood. The thought of not working is just a foreign concept. And a concept that I don't want to think about. I'm 67 and the thought of retiring is scary as hell, because I've always worked. Those kids are learning a valuable lesson that has very little to do with trapping minnows. But I watched this video and the one before, just to see if I'm doing it right. (I use a small trap like the one you held up at the end of the video). I realized right quick that we're on totally different levels! I'm just going fishing and only need a dozen or two and you make a living at this! It's funny, I never once wondered where the minnows at the bait store came from! I guess I always thought that they trapped their own. I've been enlightened. Thanks for posting this! I think I can learn a lot from you.