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today, we are out inshore fishing and we'vecaught a spotted seatrout. now, this trout is undersized, so we can'tharvest it. so the best thing to do is we know that thisfish has to go back, is to avoid touching it so it has a better chance of survival. one way to do that is to use a dehooking devicelike this. when i use this device, i don't have to touchthe fish at all to remove the hook from the fish's mouth. all i have to do is hold the line, grab thehook, lift up, and let gravity take the hook out of the fish's mouth. that way i don't touch the fish and it hasa much better chance of survival to go grow up and maybe get caught another day.

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...crimp the, i forgot to crimp the, the barb on that, so i better do that right now. yeah. sport fishing, you need to crimp it, right? all fishing now. all fishing? even the commercial guys. oh yeah. actually it started with the commercial guys, and it was so successful, there were so few fish lost. yeah. that the fo realized that everybody should be crimping the hook. right. it saves, it saves fish, and it doesn't really lose fish. right. now what i've just done is, a barb.... you clipped the barb off. if i can find a hook here that....yeah. okay, there's a barb right there. yeah. that sticks out, and if you get caught with that, you get 150 dollar fine. right. so we have to take those off. and we take them off by crimping them with the vice grips.yeah. and you just pull that barb into the shaft. now there's nothing there. yeah. there's absolutely nothing that can get caught on that. yeah. my finger would be ripped to shreds if it was a real barb. yeah. so t

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you know, i like a lot of youi'm sure you feel the same way, sometimes i wish there were morehours in the day. if there were i'm sure i woulduse them to figure out why the earth's rotation was suddenlyslower. but i would also use that timeto get really informed about the news. i don't have that time, all thetime. so instead, this is stephencolbert's hot takes. first off, a disclaimer, my hottakes are right out of the oven so i can't be responsible forhow poorly thought out my opinions are. (laughter)tonight's hot take, beer. (applause). >> stephen: thank you. i love beer. it dates back almost 6,000 yearsto ancient sumeria where it led to a lot of late night cuneiformtablets reading "you up? ". (laughter)so because i love beer, my blood ran frosty when i heard the newsthat guinness is changing its iconic recipe after 256 years. yeah. oh, oh, yeah. my hot take? i don't like it. look. you don't change guinness. guinness changes you

your party seems to be a hit, susan. well nigel, i was all to the occasion. my guests just love the red jelly, and simply delight for the chocolate crackers. but no one's touched these rather dull cucumber sandwiches. dull?! oh, not glamorous enough for you, eh? well, little miss delight-to-the-party, what if i cover myself in pink icing, and chocolate ice cream? (screaming) cucumber. a very aggressive vegetable. (slap)

hi and welcome to ac news! here’s today’s video clip, movie news are coming up! directors glenn ficarra e john requa were fortunate when for crazy stupid love they casted the duo ryan gosling emma stone. both actors had three films each released this year and really good critiques. now that the two directors are thinking about their next project, focus, they want the same actors. the movie is a romantic comedy between a tirckster and a girl that instead has no place to sleep. for now gosling will only be seen in gangster squad and stone will appear in the amazing spider man out in 2013. that’s all for today, see you next time!

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i'm dave at mako spearguns and todaywe're talking about making your hunt even more successful with the flasherball fish flashers and throw flasher. there area lot of different ways to rig flashers a lot of it comes down to personalpreference and what works for you in your environment. a great startingpoint is to rig your flashers about two feet apart, tuning the lengthmore or less depending on the clarity the water you're diving in and thebrightness of the sun. we like to add a small weight to the topof the string of flashers to help get the flashers is down but it doesn't dampen the action thatcreates those great light flashes as they dance in the water. for easy let out and retrieval hook yourstring of lashes to the utility reel and you're ready to go. or checkout the flasher float that not only makes let out andretrieval a snap but also makes it easy to store your flasher rig when not in use. for even more lightaction add the flasher ball to the bottom ofyour

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it is a dream of mankindto fly like a bird. birds are very agile. they fly, not with rotating components, so they fly only by flapping their wings. so we looked at the birds, and we tried to make a modelthat is powerful, ultralight, and it must have excellentaerodynamic qualities that would fly by its ownand only by flapping its wings. so what would be better than to usethe herring gull, in its freedom, circling and swooping over the sea, and to use this as a role model? so we bring a team together. there are generalists and also specialistsin the field of aerodynamics, in the field of building gliders. and the task was to buildan ultralight indoor-flying model that is able to fly over your heads. so be careful later on. (laughter) and this was one issue: to build it that lightweight that no one would be hurt if it fell down. so why do we do all this? we are a companyin the field of automation, and we'd like to dovery lightweight structures because that's energy efficient,

[crickets] [cymbal plays] [chime] [piano plays] [ahlberg:] you have this fish that's... it's like a sort of living time machine. [weinberg:]: it waslike looking at a dinosaur. this creature that has been aroundfor 400 million years. [thomson:] it was decemberthe 22nd, 1938. on this hot, december dayin east london south africa, a trawler came into townand deposited its load of fish. and the trawler captain had a habit of keepingany odd-looking interesting specimens and giving them to the curatorof the local museum, marjorie courtenay latimer. [weinberg:] she loved nature so much, and she wanted to makethe museum's collections the best they possibly could be, and so she went down to the harbor-side. she described picking throughthis big pile of slimy fish and eels, and then suddenly she saw, poking up,this sort of strange, blue fin. [ahlberg:] it's a very distinctive kindof fish with strange fleshy limb-like fins. this thing was like nothingshe'd ever seen. [wein

>> hi there, everybody. we have a special event coming up in a month from now, we're sure you're familiar with, but trying to recruit some members. we're going to talk about the penguin plunge and special olympics. first of all, you're here to make something kind of special that has to do with the theme of this year's penguins plunge. >> sure, this is our 9th annual high school plunge and we're excited about the theme. as you can see based on what we have here, our theme is under the sea. >> under the sea, got it. >> we're putting together nice octopus cupcakes and fish cupcakes. so, eric and i are going to walk you through how to make those. >> how do we do it. >> great. with the octopus you can buy store bought cupcakes or make them yourself at home, but go ahead and-- ments no one would trust me to do that. >> so just apply blue frosting and eric will start to build the ac act--

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one of the nice things about panfishing is that you don't have to spend a lot of money. a lot of sporting goods stores have rod and reel combos for as little as$20 and there nothing special but they work fine for fishing for panfish. but if you are even more frugal than thatbut you can actually catch a fish without a rod and reel - you can just use along stick or, like i'm going to show this morning, you can even use a pop can. first i need to get the proper amount offishing line. i have some 4 pound test here that i'm goingto use and i'd like it about 12 feet long sowhat i'm going to do is measure by stretching on my arms one to each side, and just get about three times that length that should be about right for what iwant to do today now i'm gonna tie the end of the line to thetab of the pop can. i'll probably use an improved clinch knot to do that but itdoesn't really matter what knot you use here. ok, now i have it tied on now i'm going to

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[narration]in the cool running steams of the texas hill country, where the water is clear and virtuallyundisturbed, there is a threat looming over one of the most important aquatic speciesthat live here. that species is the state fish of texas, the guadalupe bass. {music fades} [doc harrison]mike, are you doing any good? [mike andrews]good at tying flies. [narration]doctor guy harrison and his friend mike andrews are fly fishing the north fork of the guadaluperiver. they're looking for one of river's original species. [doc harrison]i got him, fish on! he's a guadalupe bass. he might be a hybrid, but he's guadalupe.he's a nice fish, it's about 14, 15 inches. i didn't know i had him hardly until i felthim because he didn't make much of a splash. he just kind of sucked it under. run somewater through your gills here so you can go. he put up a nice fight, put up a nice fight! {sounds of line being cast} [mike andrews]the guadalupe bass is a good sports f

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hey everyone! ocean conservation and marinelife expert jaclyn friedlander here and today we are going to talk about betta fish! these low maintenance fish are often keptas pets by people of all ages. while they are often found in homes since they can toleratepoor water quality of varying temperatures and small tanks, they were originally discoveredin south east asia. they are often called siamese fighting fishand this name came from the olden days in thailand when fish fighting was popular. sopopular in fact, that the king of siam had the sport regulated and taxed. it is a common misconception that the rootsof a plant in the same vase will sustain betta fish, but that is 100% false. betta fish pelletsare the best choice of food for pet bettas as they are carnivores or in other words,meat eaters and betta pellets provide a nice combination of brine shrimp, blood worms andvitamins. another common misconception is that bettafish need sunlight. putting a betta in sunlight is harmful fo