Noodling : attraper un silure à mains nues sous l’eau, défi extrême et risque assuré

Koreus

Un pêcheur se jette à mains nues dans un terrier pour attraper un silure géant en apnée. Cette technique ancienne, le « noodling », exploite l’instinct du poisson pendant la reproduction : il mord tout intrus près de ses œufs. C’est impressionnant, dangereux, et ça ne rigole pas — même avec des gants, les morsures font mal, et ça a déjà été fatal. Dans la vidéo, on le voit se battre sous l'eau, aidé par un assistant qui tire le silure par les pieds pour le sortir.

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00:00Fierce, est-ce qu'on feed me in?

00:01Yeah, je vais me feed you.

00:04Je vais te dire, vous pouvez choisir ce que vous voulez.

00:07Put him in there, holy crap, he's gone, guys.

00:10He is gone.

00:12Oh, crap, it sounds like thunder in there.

00:15Oh, come on out, buddy.

00:16Come on out.

00:17Gosh, let's hope he's not struck.

00:19He's not coming.

00:20He's not coming because he doesn't want to come.

00:22He'll shake when he wants to come.

00:26Oh.

00:27It bit him.

00:29Don't pull on him until he shakes.

00:31Yeah, there's the shake.

00:32Now he's pulled him out.

00:34Come on, dad.

00:35Come on.

00:36You got dad stuck in there or what?

00:38I know he got him.

00:39He's got him.

00:40You got him?

00:40Yep.

00:41He's got him.

00:42Let's see this culprit.

00:43Look at this big boy.

00:45Holy.

00:46Oh, dad might have lost him.

00:48What's going on?

00:50Holy crap.

00:52Holy crap.

00:53It's a big one.

00:53It's a nice one, boys.

00:55I got him.

00:56I broke my arm.

00:58Take him to the bay.

01:01That's the one I wanted.

01:03That's the one we are doing flips.

01:06That's the switch in the beginning.

01:07Dude, it looked like you lost him.

01:09Oh.

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