Um, Thanks, Chad.

Dedication, my friends.

Yeah....now that is awesome!

"...good meat contact....."  REALLY?

Holy hell.......New respect for bass fishermen right there....wow.

I don't know if I have anymore respect for bass fisherman.  The video just reinforces that they are a different kind of crazy from the rest of us. 

Wow, really.....Could have gone the CSI route and used a swine carcass, then he could have had a nice pig roast!!!!

That was painful to watch. Good demonstration though.

Sent from my DROIDX using Tapatalk 2

Ouch, I winced a few times for sure. He should have buried 2 of the treble points in his leg for a real challenge!

Ouch, I winced a few times for sure.

x2!  Cut from a different cloth, that guy

lmao "actually, you know what this thing needs to be in there better.."

too funny

Freakin idiot. He could have done the same thing using a generously thick cut of ham or pastrami.
If he wanted to prove how tough he was he could have had his friend forcefully kick him in the sack as hard as possible rather than this bull crap.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

When I was about 12 years old, I was trying out the "bow & arrow" cast, and dug two hooks of a treble hook bend deep in the palm of my hand. My father was an ER physician who fished and had seen that trick a number of times. He just told me to buck up while he pushed them in farther and rotated them up so the barbs came out. Two snips with a pair of dykes, and back out it came. Let's see ol' Chad dig two hooks out with his method.

don't try this at home LOL

Hey, I'm gonna watch this video...   
He shaved a spot on his leg why?
Holy Crap!! What is he DOING?? 
NOT IN FAR ENOUGH...PLIERS AGAIN??   

OK...so the dark side enjoyed it a little... 

Ouch, I winced a few times for sure.

x2!  Cut from a different cloth, that guy

I don't know what's wrong with him, but I bet it's hard to pronounce!

 

It's a great technique, but does NOT work well when you are chuck-n-duck'ing a 7wt fly rod with a big 1/0 clouser on sinking line and get that sucker lodged in the back of your shoulder or neck.  I am still trying to figure out a solo, one handed, no seeum, way of removing a barbed hook from my back.