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Caleb Moore - 6 years ago

How do I send a video of my savage bluegill

Slyvester - 6 years ago

What do you set your PH levels at in both the 300 gallon and the 55 gallon tanks.

Riley Guertin - 6 years ago

BamaBass silicone the letters to some more dragonstone and put it in the tank.

no, I do not like cats. - 6 years ago

BamaBass what type of minnows do you feed your fish ?

Matthew Green - 6 years ago

Rigged_For Fishing Bass are blowing up on frogs this time of year so they’re not going to get really good blobs just the little slurps

Matthew Green - 6 years ago

You need to just mount the letters to the backdrop of the aquarium I think that would look good about halfway up so when you do your water change mount the letters on the back

Ben Johnson - 6 years ago

BamaBass you can get the lettering to stay in the tank by attaching fishing line and tying it to a object on the bottom so they will be floating in the middle or right above the bottom depending on how much line you use. This will also give them time to get water logged and eventually start to sink. Maybe when you revamp the tank attach them to something across the tank.

Chicken Wing - 6 years ago

If you get a pressure chamber or pressure cooker and put the letters while submerged into the cooker it SHOULD cause them to sink

Edel Gonzalez - 6 years ago

Use gel super glue and stick 1or 2 -1inch pebble to the bottom and call it a day! I've done this many times to sink drift wood many times of all sizes! #DONE..

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Bored_Gamer212 - 6 years ago

Be careful or even don't weight the fish my friend weight his 3 pound bass and it never ate again after that

Kryptek KoozCooz - 6 years ago

BamaBass if you use a little chain you could attach it to the bottom of the letters and the other end to the bottom of the tank so the letters would be suspended in the tank... that would look really to have those letters floating, plus if the fish bump into the letters they’ll reset on their own... if you just let them sit at the bottom I feel like the fish could knock them over a lot

Max Edmonson - 6 years ago

Hey BamaBass, try sealing the letters to two flat rectangular rocks or pieces of slate/tile so they stay at bottom and always stay straight and don't move around from the fish or current. This will most definitely work. Good luck!

Pixy's Life - 6 years ago

Get a turtle!

ClogNog - 6 years ago

Will you take videos from the comments?

StinkMD - 6 years ago

Bama get a turtal for ypur big tank

Jacob Lowe - 6 years ago

BamaBass will Bonnie lay eggs during spawn

Donald Whitt - 6 years ago

BamaBass get some lily pads for your 375 gallon fish tank

redneck kid outdoors - 6 years ago

BamaBass what would be the best thing to feed a new pet bass if they won't eat

Michael Grant - 6 years ago

Use white oak. That's what catfish baskets are made out of. You still have to soak them.

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Ky_lar Burton - 6 years ago

BamaBass So maybe a tackle review?

Ky_lar Burton - 6 years ago

BamaBass I want to see all you tackle!!

Hawksfan3986 - 6 years ago

Pre-spawn tips!

Rigged_For Fishing - 6 years ago

BamaBass Can you do a Frog Fishing Video Please!!!!! I miss those!!!

Hank Xiong - 6 years ago

Lol caption this video Bama Battle (letters)

GoVolsGo Allday - 6 years ago

I want to see the blue crawfish go to the bigger tank

ClogNog - 6 years ago

Some times my sunfish spreads his gill plates like a betta fish would

Rukus Mon - 6 years ago

the place i buy drift wood from they screw slate to the drift wood to keep it down in the tank. its not a bad idea looks pretty good to.

Potato For Fun - 6 years ago

For how long will you keep the bass

WereAllThatBored - 6 years ago

Sheriff looks so much heavier than Bonnie or Clyde. Stud of a fish.

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Calvin Althoff - 6 years ago

If u see this reply the same thing get pet turtle

Charles Bruno - 6 years ago

Eagles ROCK FLY HIGH IN PHILA. PA.

Andy's Angels - 6 years ago

Drill holes on some tile skates and put screws to the bottom of each letter and bury the tile slates.. that’s what I do with most all my drift wood

JrOutdoors Tv - 6 years ago

You guys should tie fishing line to the bottom and have them float in the bottom of the tank like grass

James Connors - 6 years ago

do you think your fish like it in the the big tank or the wild better, and will you ever release them in to the wild again

GEORGIA BASS ODYSSEY - 6 years ago

mount the letters to a stainless steel or brass bar altogether and spaced right then drop in. cover brass bar with your sand and rock.

william hughes - 6 years ago

see if you can get ahold of joey from King of DIY
hahaha

cool Gamer - 6 years ago

WHEN IS THE REMAKE GOING TO HAPPEND

zach - 6 years ago

If you must sink them just drill a bunch of holes. Swiss cheese them till they loose their buoyancy. Then fill the voids with silicone smooth them out with the puddy knife. And a fresh paint job. But you should probably just build a stand with dowel rods to attach them that is hidden under the substrate. Otherwise you will be forever fixing them. Your fish get pretty rowdy at feeding time.

That_WRX - 6 years ago

You should boil the letters. I did that with some drift wood and it made them sink right away.

KAOSFISHING - 6 years ago

I would like to see more fishing videos from you guys..

Jason Holloway - 6 years ago

You should get a water dog

Lance Christy - 6 years ago

Freeze them then flash boil works every time

Xeng Yang - 6 years ago

Maybe try boiling the letters. It usually helps driftwood sink. Or tie natural rocks to it instead. Rocks bigger than the letter of course

joe k - 6 years ago

You could use the floating letters to your advantage. You could tie a string to the bottom of each letter and let them float in the tank half way-ish up, or even a few inches up. I think that'd look pretty cool. Thoughts?

Daybird Aviaries - 6 years ago

Why didn't you use clear silicone?

vito fiordimondo - 6 years ago

You were cracking me up on these letters. You’re and engineer right? Just do some quick math with the buoyancy equation. Keep up the good work and look forward to you solving these letters. It seems like we have been waiting for a year for them!

Halston Faulkner - 6 years ago

Hey BamaBass, if you could put my question in the video that would be great !!!! Will y’all ever put a large crappie in the big 300? I know you will for the little. Will you ever put a smaller shell cracker in the 50?

Griffin All Things Outdoors - 6 years ago

were clide

Reid Smith - 6 years ago

Boil them and chill them a few times. Should help speed up the process

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Tom Fish - 6 years ago

Hope some day you'll die and become a fish feeder and feel what they feel ! You horrible !

xXwaynerXx Walk man - 6 years ago

You could always silicone the letters each to their own little stone or piece of tile if you want to place them in random places in the tank. You could also silicone them all to one stone or piece of tile if you want them sat in a specific place

Slivex - 6 years ago

I've been gone for a while what happens to the other bass

Panfish - 6 years ago

I am frustrated with mine too. I am trying to breed Green sunfish and all they want to do is attack each other.

Bill Bussler - 6 years ago

Why not just let the letters float. You could tie some flurocarbon to it with enough weight to anchor it down and the letters could float about mid tank. Then at least you could have it in the tank while they water log enough to sink.

Dominick Brown - 6 years ago

That pond needs a filter

Adam machado - 6 years ago

Outlaw welcome to the bama bass family

PC9JEFF - 6 years ago

Pure silicone sets up under water and it will also set up in the freezer and against wet objects.

Steve McKenney - 6 years ago

screw the letters to a piece of slate. then you can set it the way you want and it will sit in the tank exactly the way you want it to sit.

Steve McKenney - 6 years ago

I have never laughed at letter failures so much! LOL

Kevin Zeh - 6 years ago

Outlaw??!! Oh no! Keep him away from the dip!:)

chucknorisclone - 6 years ago

It can take a while for the letters to re-water log. I have a piece of wood i moved to a new tank that i let dry for a day and it took 3 days to resink. I would leave one of your letters in as a test.

Kevin Zeh - 6 years ago

Buy some tungsten bar stock in heavier wights like four or five oz. Paint them the same color as the letters and glue the bar stock to the bottom of them.

Depraved Essence - 6 years ago

The wood is already treated so it's not going to absorb water.

Cheyenne Quinn - 6 years ago

Boil them in hot water

Jimmy Kuros - 6 years ago

The 'B' in Bass is upside down.........LOL.......entertaining video

ripalip 2960 - 6 years ago

Maybe you could get some letters made out of concrete or stone?

Eric Draven - 6 years ago

Earth magnets

CrazyNWildBaby - 6 years ago

I have never seen someone have so much trouble sinking wood. lol. If sinking fails, I like the suction cup idea so they can stick to the wall.

Cesca's Reef - 6 years ago

Nice video enjoyed watching :)

Everythingoutdoors - 6 years ago

Tell Liz to tell her baby to come on so you can put a croppie in the tank

MitchClark Vlogs - 6 years ago

When r u getting them 2 sharks back?

Kathryn Ledbetter - 6 years ago

Hang the letters behind the fish tank wall

Howabouthetruth - 6 years ago

IDEA/SUGGESTION FOR YOUR "BAMA BASS" WOODEN LETTERS: Use some kind of metal strip that you KNOW is heavy enough to overpower the buoyancy of the wood letters. Carefully do a lay-out for where you'll need to drill holes through the metal strip so that the letters will be spaced properly when screwing the metal strip to the bottom of the BAMA BASS letters. ALSO, PRE-DRILL SMALL PILOT HOLES IN THE WOOD, SO THE SCREWS DON'T SPLIT THE WOOD. INSTALL THE SCREWS UP THROUGH THE BOTTOM OF THE METAL STRIP INTO THE BOTTOM OF THE LETTERS. Maybe even leave enough space a 1/2" to 3/4" space between the metal strip and the bottom of the letters, enough to HIDE the metal strip under the tank gravel, yet the letters will still be in full view above the gravel. The fish won't be able to move it, because it will all be a single piece, and the whole thing can easily be removed ( for easy cleaning ) or re-positioned elsewhere in the aquarium. PROBLEM SOLVED. ( If you were to decide to leave a space between the bottom of the letters & the metal strip to leave room for gravel to hide the strip as I suggested above, you could still use the silicone to alleviate any "play" that may result where the screws run through the metal strip. For that matter, use the silicone at every junction to make everything a nice tight fit with no movement or play. ) TIP: IF YOU CAN REMOVE THE TUNGSTEN WEIGHTS, YOU COULD STILL USE THE EXISTING HOLES YOU ALREADY DRILLED INTO THE LETTERS, AND USE THE RIGHT SIZE "BOLTS" INSTEAD OF SCREWS. AGAIN.....SILICONE COULD STILL BE USED TO MAKE EVERYTHING FIT SNUG & SOLID WHEN THE SILICONE DRIES. I believe it's looking like that is your only alternative to get those letters to stay in proper position on the bottom. Ya have to keep in mind, if you use some other method where the letters will be UN-attached from each other...........they WILL get moved & jostled around somehow, probably by the fish feeding aggressively. But if the letters all share a common base, any movement will be impossible. USE DARK COLORED METAL & HARDWARE......OR PAINT BARE SILVER COLORED METAL WITH A BROWN OR BLACK WATER-PROOF NON-TOXIC PAINT ( if such a thing is available ).........

Colby Miller Outdoors - 6 years ago

Where did you purchase your aquarium?

3DayRespawn - 6 years ago

Maybe when you drilled the holes, added the sinker, and silicon, you created small air pockets that is causing it to float? Or at least making it hard to sink.

Laura Campbell - 6 years ago

What do you feed the catfish

Richard P. - 6 years ago

All them expensive weights going into to the letters. Shame.

Bavarian_ Fish_Hunter - 6 years ago

you can waterlogg em again

David Shrider - 6 years ago

What I have done in the past is screw a nice size piece of slate to the bottom and bury it under the gravel, so you'll not only have the weight of he slate but also the gravel above it. slate is super thin so it could be completely undetected .

Angel Carreño - 6 years ago

Tie some rocks into the back of the letters

Alex Tchieng - 6 years ago

You should get a saltwater tank

Alex Tchieng - 6 years ago

You should put weight on both sides for proportion

Jackson Griffin - 6 years ago

Have you ever considered making a saltwater tank with Redfish and Snook?

Stephen F. - 6 years ago

You should put suction cups on the back of each letter and stick them to the back wall of the tank.

Tony Fisher - 6 years ago

Have you thought of using magnets to hold down the letters.

Wet Pets - 6 years ago

Hey all you have to do is drill small holes in the letters to allow water into the letter the reason they are not sinking is bc the seal or coat of gloss on the letters keeps the majority of the water out alright thx put this in vid when it works

Cowboy Fishing - 6 years ago

Boil the letters.

Matthew Clark - 6 years ago

Should melt the wats and pour them into the holes

Trash Can - 6 years ago

Add a redtail to your big tank

Joseph Martinez - 6 years ago

Get a canister filter for that pond they sell them pretty cheap on amazon get a canister with a uv light and make sure you use carbon as a bio media inside as well as ur sponges and lava rock or whatever you may use the uv light, filtration and carbon will help clear that water up

DAWSON YOUNG - 6 years ago

What do u feed the minnows?

Hunter Zeringue - 6 years ago

You could have a piece of metal with holes in it and tie the letters like that and let them float or hover in the back but cover the metal with the little rocks and make it look like that

Elizabeth Ann - 6 years ago

Liked for the Titanic music.

Savage Ness - 6 years ago

Just drill a hole and put weights in the bottom so it will sink

Rocko Huntsman - 6 years ago

You should superglue some 1 or 2 ounce weights on the bottom of the letters and just hide it under the sand

the lizard den - 6 years ago

You should tie some suction cups to the bottom of the letters

Dakota Ducks TV - 6 years ago

YELLLOOOWWWWWWWW!

trenchline production - 6 years ago

What kimda paint did he use because that could be keeping it from be coming waterlogged

RioFubeca - 6 years ago

more Milo!

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Caleb Farnham - 6 years ago

If you were to let your fish go in the wild would they be able to survive?

Jason Reyes - 6 years ago

The titanic music w sheriffs face made me die.

Jason Reyes - 6 years ago

Bamabass, how long is the molting process? When will the crawfish habe a fully functional exoskeleton?

Babe Ruthless - 6 years ago

That pond needs a new filter! That water is filthy! Not hating! It would just be easier to enjoy that pond if they can see the fish better!

Evanbass08 - 6 years ago

Can I feed my Large Mouth Bass Creek Chubs of just shad?

Richard Carpenter - 6 years ago

We had Bream Breed in a pond not that big, get some more and it is fun to Micro Fish in it too.

TheFishingFL - 6 years ago

Love the tank Tuesday videos! You should have the letters floating at different heights on some fishing line!

Brandon Forrest - 6 years ago

You could Put the letters in boiling water then put them in cold water. Repeat it a couple of times

Joe Tippett - 6 years ago

Show more fishing, tank Tuesday was awesome, but that's all your posting it seems

mary beth Mabe - 6 years ago

What kind of wood is it? You may need to look up the buoyancy of the type of wood to counter it's floating rate. A long piece of PVC pipe halved lengthwise and silicone the letters to it. The open side of the pipe would snug down into the substrate, the letters should stay. if needed then also affix some slate/ rock/tile to the pipe.

JJ Reed - 6 years ago

Why don’t you guys try to drill the letters on the wall behind the tank to make the impression that they are in the tank

J T - 6 years ago

try magnets under the tank and on bottom of letters

Tyler Aumsbaugh - 6 years ago

What gallon of tank would you suggest for a bass like Moby and a couple 3 inch blue gills

chadwell86 - 6 years ago

Get a small piece of aluminum pipe and silicone the letters to it. Fill the pipe with gravel from the tank. Problem solved.

vikesfan63 - 6 years ago

I don't understand, You can get some flat rocks that would look really good and silicone them to the bottom of the letters.

4th Dimension - 6 years ago

glue the letters how you want on a flat rock an burry it under the sand u wouldn't tell

Shane Ford - 6 years ago

I used the same silicon on my salt tank and no problems. nice video!

Aj Teater - 6 years ago

Bama bass what part of Alabama are u from I'm from Cullman

Jonathan Foster - 6 years ago

I would like to see the blue crawfish eat a minnow and can I get 16 likes on this comment because today is my 16th birthday

Thomas The Train - 6 years ago

What if you made a neon light fixture that reads Bamabass behind the aquarium, like the open signs stores use

Jason Hollingshead - 6 years ago

Where was mcoy

ClogNog - 6 years ago

Tight the letters to rocks

Trace martin - 6 years ago

I hope y'all get a crappie Please give me a shout out

Ben Wafford - 6 years ago

You could use fishing line and tie rocks to weight the letters down. And then hide the rocks under the gravel so you can't see the rocks

Chuck B. Jr - 6 years ago

could you let your Subs know to turn there phones sideways better pic.

Alan Au - 6 years ago

another method would be to hollow out the back of the letters so it'd be less bouant... router or dremel works well

Zac S. - 6 years ago

Sorry for the trouble but I found a long time ago aquariums aren't a good environment for these type of fish (I had cichlids)

OHIO SNIPING847 - 6 years ago

And what a coincidence my oscars names are Bonnie and clide could I send you a video of my pacu eating

Alan Au - 6 years ago

try glueing slate to the bottom...

Bear Skunk - 6 years ago

How do the bass avoid eating the gravel in your tank?

Tim Baker - 6 years ago

I'm not completely through the video yet but I see the letters still wont sink completely I'd try drilling a hole and then keep it in warm water. That's what I did with my driftwood. Just weigh it down in the water like you been doing

Ricardo Quezada - 6 years ago

They would water log better if you drill them with really small holes

Bill Bussler - 6 years ago

Ricardo Quezada - the best way would be to steam them, the smaller vapor molecules penetrate the wood better than liquid.

Junior Googan squad - 6 years ago

We shout out to Junior google squad I love thing to say and I love Bonnie and Clyde and share if I am a little bass I forgot his name both of them

Adam Reagan - 6 years ago

I've never drilled wood and had it crack. That's what a drill does. It pulles the wood out. That's why you drill pilot holes when you put screws in wood.

nick.m - 6 years ago

If ur redoing the tank just silicone the letters to the back

Paulpro PP - 6 years ago

The big tank still has dark patches of un even light

Fishy Wishes - 6 years ago

Moby is awesome!! Great video!

James Fuller - 6 years ago

Just fix the letters on platforms at the bottom of the tank then cover the bases in your substrate... If you just sink them this way the fish will be forever knocking them over.

Boombox Gamer - 6 years ago

Well... DARN IT!!

Clayton Lyga24 - 6 years ago

Are you going to a smallmouth video this spring or summer like you said?

PIXELATED FISHING - 6 years ago

Melt those weights down and form a base.

DeltoraGamingYT - 6 years ago

Catch a little turtle for a new tank

Thomas Myers - 6 years ago

Vacuum chamber!

Kuduguy - 6 years ago

If you were to just start glueing weights onto the bottom of the letters, the weights would be hidden in the gravel

Stephen Moore - 6 years ago

get you a pressure cooker and force the air out of the letters... and some wood even when water logged is still buoyant...

The New Captain - 6 years ago

melt down the lead first. Can fit more lead in less space

Olive aka Olivia the lupus girl! - 6 years ago

Eeee! So cool!

Halonic Healer - 6 years ago

Always enjoy tank Tuesday

Brownies Gaming and fishing - 6 years ago

What type of bait should I use to catch bass and bluegill

thegregorypenis - 6 years ago

Tie them to a fucking rebar in order and sink it

Bryce Valle - 6 years ago

Why not use some 8oz or 10oz lead snagging sinkers? I think it would look really Cool! I imagine they would need coated with something. Love the weekly videos!!

Richard Downer - 6 years ago

I love watching your videos. thank you.. I would love to get a big tank for my house and do the same.. looks like a lot of fun, and work.. I'm into that. thank you for your time, videos, most of all Thumbs up :-)

jake thasnake - 6 years ago

Can you use the silicon to put decoratins on the sides of the tank or would it be too unbalanced/ heavy.

Rob Keeley - 6 years ago

Maybe you trapped some air inside when you put in the silicone.

Mauricio Torres - 6 years ago

U should put a small pacu in the 300 gallon

blah blah - 6 years ago

Bamabass do you like turtles?

Little Minnow Man - 6 years ago

I hit the sub botton and I am a long time suber I have a channl it's called little minnow man check it out. I have a cool vid it's called feeding my pet bluegill minnows

Ian Ratliff - 6 years ago

What you should do is hang them on the back of the glass

Colton Defelippo - 6 years ago

Try doing those letters on a piece of plexiglass. drill holes in the plexiglass, screw the letters onto some bolts and bury the plexiglass in the gravel. You already drilled the holes. You can use those same holes. the bolts and plexiglass will act as an anchor.

Josiah Carl - 6 years ago

Silicon them to some rocks to hold em down

HuntandFish Michigan - 6 years ago

You guys should see how the fish in the 300 gallon tank react to a fish feeding call.

THE B.O.A.T - 6 years ago

Where can I legally get baby pet bass?

Radfin Outdoors - 6 years ago

BamaBass just mount those letters to a thin flat piece of stainless and the gravel on the bottom of the tank will hold the letters down. You could even adjust how high or low they sit doing it that way

Holden Kesler - 6 years ago

you should put a gangster place in that pond

Holden Kesler - 6 years ago

pleco*

Zackary Yarbrough - 6 years ago

Jest make the lettering out a rock

Michael Martinez - 6 years ago

How did u first start fishing for bass and why

Monsta Fishing - 6 years ago

What kind of wood are the letters made of?

BCC _227 - 6 years ago

You could always put suction cups on the back of the letters. That I would think would hold them down with no problem. No different than putting a glass temp gage in the tank. It's a thought Bama Bass.

Casper Jakobsen - 6 years ago

just drill it to a slate

madellyn Canton - 6 years ago

You should get a uv clarifier for the pond so the water can be crystal clear

Carlo Ferraro - 6 years ago

Bama bass you should move the fish somewhere for a bit drain the tank and silicone the letters to the bottom of the tank

Zack Harder - 6 years ago

I love that name, and you’re videos! Can’t wait to see the new tank look.

James McCallister - 6 years ago

I think that you should just attach the letters to a board(s) and cover the board(s) with the tank gravel. It would make it easier to get them in and out all at once too.

RC MAN 23 - 6 years ago

All u have to do is pour boiling hot water on the letters for a couple of days then put some weights in them and u will be good

Gerardo Rojas - 6 years ago

Bamabass what about attaching magnets on the letters and setting them on the back of the tank like and algae cleaner

Aiden Fleming - 6 years ago

Thx for the vid

Michael Grant - 6 years ago

If you determined to use them, one other opinion is to use a dial rod to connect bama and then bass together. Also may can put a frog in between the letters. One soild peace. If that dont work. you going need white oak.

Carolina Shore Fishing - 6 years ago

Why not drill a small tile plate into each one? Probably can find an old tile lying around somewhere. That's what I do with new driftwood pieces until they're fully waterlogged then I remove it.

buritto yeet - 6 years ago

You guys should add a turtle to the tank. When you guys do the revamp of course.

Ryan Victoriano - 6 years ago

you could always get Bama Bass made out of a sheet of stainless steel for a reasonable price! that way it will sink and look good in the tank you could even add a waterproof LED to light it up! who else would like to see that??????

Drew Stevens - 6 years ago

stainless steel often has a layer of oil

barrycounty outdoors - 6 years ago

Ryan Victoriano nice idea

Andrew Jirak - 6 years ago

who else misses not bass fishing through the ice.....

Angelo D’Amato - 6 years ago

Instead of putting the letters in the ground you should glue them to the back of the tank

ThatRoanHorse - Care, Riding, & More! - 6 years ago

Angelo D’Amato YESH

Tad Dimmitt - 6 years ago

I am a new subscriber I love these vids.

Tate Hunley - 6 years ago

Bama

Tate Hunley - 6 years ago

Turn those Nama bass letters into fire wood

Keenan Moore - 6 years ago

Drill em to a board of some sort and cover the base with rocks.

Xavier Sancho - 6 years ago

Silicon them to some slate rock

Luc Chaffiot - 6 years ago

You need to get a filter for that pond to clear the water up.. that would be sick!!

DeadShock 2700 - 6 years ago

Very cool video!! I did some research about your water logging problem, and what you tried is all I could find. Except for one thing that said it could take many years (I hope not). That’s all I can find, I’m sorry. On the side note I would like to see how Moby would react to mini lures.

Thank you, and keep on trying!!

Xtream Gaming - 6 years ago

Use a 2 ounce weight

Ty - 6 years ago

Will someone make this man some metal letters. For the love....How long has he been trying to get them in the tank?? Haha

Sam Garrard - 6 years ago

Put 4 weights in each letter. That should work.

eddiekytia - 6 years ago

I mentioned siliconeing the letters to slate stone or tiles about 3 or 4 different videos they would have stood perfectly straight and they would not have been able to been bumped around then you could have grown some weeds through them or behind them

eddiekytia - 6 years ago

It would have been easier and cheaper to silicone the letters to a piece of slate or even a tile

Orandadanda - 6 years ago

Why not use clear silicone?

Cam Aquatics - 6 years ago

Roll Tide

ScottPlays - 6 years ago

Tie them to a bar and hide the bar under rocks

Jake Warren - 6 years ago

You need to put suction cups on the bottom of the letters instead of the weights.

jay bee - 6 years ago

In my tanks all wood items are anchored to slate with adhesive. Love your videos.

Fire line Fishing - 6 years ago

How did you get those catfish

Liam Peters - 6 years ago

Whatever

Drew Stevens - 6 years ago

those are wild fish

Liam Peters - 6 years ago

Fish hatchery

Fire line Fishing - 6 years ago

Liam Peters what is it called

Liam Peters - 6 years ago

A place that breeds exotic fish. Look it up it’s cool

Fire line Fishing - 6 years ago

What

Liam Peters - 6 years ago

Fire line Fishing hatchery I think

Michael Candelaria - 6 years ago

I’m going to email u about the idea

Lane Williamson - 6 years ago

i thoght the leters wood break i was rong but i am worred about that meterel that you put in the letters the stuff you selld it whiff i think it coud kill the fish

Braden Burdett - 6 years ago

You guys made me want a tank really bad so I asked for one for my b-day and I have cichlids in it. THANK YOU

chase andersen - 6 years ago

drain the tank half way silicon the letters to the back glass let it dry and re fill you do not need the to sink

Michael Candelaria - 6 years ago

I have a really good idea of how to get the letters to stay on the bottom that requires no glue no drilling and no extensive labor It’s easy to explain but I don’t know how to explain it but it’s the easiest thing

bass accoutant - 6 years ago

Diamond plated steel. Sexy and it's gonna sink!

NURZ ALPHA - 6 years ago

you should put a lily pad in the top if the tank and then put a frog on the lily pad and see how the bass react

Paul Gibson - 6 years ago

Adhere them to tile and bury the tile in the substrate!

Zach Robinson - 6 years ago

Could you go trout fishing

Fishing Master Awesome - 6 years ago

Put them in the bucket again

Bryson H - 6 years ago

You should get a lizard or a frog and put it in your tank and see if the bass will eat it since it’s winter

stardayz87 gaming - 6 years ago

Can you like my comment bamabass

RetroXDplayer - 6 years ago

Tie the leters down to a large rock with fishing line in one week it will sink at least my big piece of driftwood did for my 125

Fishing North Alabama - 6 years ago

Put wait on each side

CalhounOutdoors - 6 years ago

Silicone the letters to a tile and burry it

Michael Grant - 6 years ago

Use white oak, that's what catfish baskets are made out of. You still have to soak them

tamann34 - 6 years ago

Why don’t you screw the letters to a 2x2 and drill out a ton of holes in the bottom of that and fill it with weights

Brandon Doten - 6 years ago

Glue some rocks to the bottom of the letters.

Shaden0040 - 6 years ago

Please do not weight them by gill hook. Weigh them in a net, and substract the weight of the net from the total weight to get the fish's weight.

Cade Norman - 6 years ago

To get the letters to sink you need to take a pressure washer and put the end of the pressure washer right in the letters and turn it on

Jeff Wang - 6 years ago

Reminds me of stories of people trying to DIY suspending jerkbaits from days gone by. Speaking of which, wouldn't it be awesome to have the BamaBass lettering suspend?

ThatRoanHorse - Care, Riding, & More! - 6 years ago

Lol they would just sink then

Steven Berchtold - 6 years ago

What should i feed my catfish and my freshwater sharks?

redstreak1 - 6 years ago

If you can't get the letters to sink, how about, one way or another, tying them up to large rocks in decorative fashion?

Raymond Flannery - 6 years ago

BOIL THOSE BASTARDS

Shaden0040 - 6 years ago

I still say get some slate squares, 5"x5". Drill a hole in the center of each with a diamond drill head and wet it as you drill, and use galvanized screws to screw them to the bottom of the letters. Cover the screw heads with silicone 1. Bury the slates in the substrate. Lead is toxic over time, slate is not. Trust me the way to go is slate tiles. Ceramic would crack when drilled.

MG Fishing - 6 years ago

Hey bama bass I sent a clip a month ago to the email but I'm not sure if you got it can you help me?

Cacnea Chase - 6 years ago

Wouldnt the bouyant force of the letters be more lighter in the big tank because of more weight

Michael Berkey - 6 years ago

Would like to see some more actual fishing videos

THE ENLIGHTENED ONE - 6 years ago

You will need activated carbon or a poly filter for the tannings,

jeff safron - 6 years ago

Love your vids

Tommy Kane - 6 years ago

Use stones to make the letters sink

Paddy _ 17301 - 6 years ago

How’s Liz doing

Call of the Wild - 6 years ago

U should try to feed the Bonnie and Clid and sherif seafood

Tommy Kane - 6 years ago

You should get a actual crappie

Timothy Hinton - 6 years ago

Not to sound rude but I laughed my ass off when that letter floated in the tank...twice.

King Trill - 6 years ago

Very exited for a new aquascape video

ZZ430T56 - 6 years ago

I would guess you need at least a pound of weight to sink those. Maybe screw them to a piece of angle iron

Michael Berkey - 6 years ago

ZZ430T56 iron rusts which pollutes the water and could kill the fish

Tim Van Auken - 6 years ago

Maybe try and silicone them to some of that dragon stone? It could look pretty cool. Just a thought?

Michael Jordan - 6 years ago

Why not just drill slightly undersized holes for bigger weights and pound them in...no silicone needed

Michael Jordan - 6 years ago

Could also drill secondary diagonal holes out of, or near the original ones and add smaller weights into those before pounding the last one in. (Lowering the weight mass for better stability)
RIP McCoy, we miss you buddy.

Josh Vignolini - 6 years ago

Why not just put suction cups on the letters

Avsfreak24 - 6 years ago

Josh Vignolini that's a good idea. Cause then they could put it on the side and they wouldn't get knocked over by the bass or bluegill

Day5 Aquatics - 6 years ago

I was rooting for your letters to sink. You could try screwing the letters to pieces of slate rock with some stainless steel screws. I use those to weigh down larger pieces of driftwood. You can bury the slate in the substrate and it won't be so noticeable.

bigginksu - 6 years ago

This is a great idea! Even though they are waterlogged, they are just too buoyant - even with the weights he added.

Ben's Channel 2004 - 6 years ago

700th view

Interp66 - 6 years ago

Another awesome tank Tuesday!!!

B Vlogs - 6 years ago

Could always build a base for the letters to sit on and have the base weighted so it sinks.

Joseph Martinez - 6 years ago

B Vlogs good idea

Ky_lar Burton - 6 years ago

never clicked off of a LunkerTv video so fast

Klunko52 - 6 years ago

I miss the old Googan Squad

Owen - 6 years ago

Really? I think the googan squad is funny

Jason Reyes - 6 years ago

I was going to check out this channel until the douche references. I don't give views to d bags. Should I still give it a chance?

Radfin Outdoors - 6 years ago

Matt Jones im not jealous i think i just got used to his demeanor in the beginning is all

Matt Jones - 6 years ago

Radfin Outdoors nope, he finally got his PTSD under control and wasn't depressed all the time. He's always been an out going person. I think you're just jealous

Radfin Outdoors - 6 years ago

He's like waay too hyper to watch it's kinda obnoxious and he didn't used to be that way. I think he just grew more comfortable talking to the camera but it's a little much for me now too watch every video

buritto yeet - 6 years ago

Lebone Jamse I'd like to know what makes him a douche because I personally find him alright.

Treyton Johnson - 6 years ago

Jon's the only one I care to watch. Rob's a douche, and Peric is the worst. Nothing against Flair

Snake Eyes - 6 years ago

Ky_lar Burton I've seen people click off of Peric, but not Rob.

Casey Vonk - 6 years ago

Lebone Jamse ha, I've never seen anybody say that about rob...he's alright but yes, very much a douche

Lebone Jamse - 6 years ago

I have. Rob is a douche I could care less for the goon squad. Morons.

Tommy Kane - 6 years ago

Lol

Whataboutbob? - 6 years ago

Silacone the letters to some slate, Also you guys should get a turtle.

ChicagoTRS - 6 years ago

Those darn letter...cracking me up...sink! sink! sink!

rippen lips tv - 6 years ago

Darn not first

B Vlogs - 6 years ago

Just silicone the letters directly to the bottom of the tank when you guys take everything out to revamp the tank.

B Vlogs - 6 years ago

Ok so silicone them to the back glass about 2 inches up to allow for substrate, its really not that hard Lol

Slyvester - 6 years ago

But then the substrate will cover part of the letters. But it is a good idea.

Three - 6 years ago

Love your videos 5:25 "What!" too funny keep it up .

303 Bassin - 6 years ago

I just got a peacock bass in my tank!!

James Connors - 6 years ago

cool

Sanchez Rodrigues - 6 years ago

Can you get another bluegill for Cherif

303 Bassin - 6 years ago

Early

The Top Water King - 6 years ago

Whenever you catch a crappie I have a few names for it Jesse Walter or Hank

JASON JONES - 6 years ago

Love the vids

Tommy Kane - 6 years ago

Same

JOSEPH GERARDI - 6 years ago

How do I send in clips

Texas inshore Angler - 6 years ago

I just got a new 55g aquarium what should I put in it I was thinking bass bluegill and crappie

CockatielFanatic - 6 years ago

well keep them,but upgrade to a REALLY big tank when they outgrow it.

Texas inshore Angler - 6 years ago

CockatielFanatic the bass would be the size of Moby and I already have a 4 inch crappie and 3 inch bluegill

CockatielFanatic - 6 years ago

All 3 of them?No.
Especially if the bass will be the exact size of bonny and clyde when bamabass got them,And same with bluegill and crappie.
You should buy them from a pet store when they are really small.
But i highly doubt they sell bluegill and crappie.
Catch those guys small.
Since they will out grow it.
Get a 350 gallon tank when they do,
You should get ONE peacock bass for a start.