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  • Yeah! I love catch turtles. I've never seen an soft shells yet, but I really want to catch one. I live in NJ, any advice on how and where to catch an eastern spiny soft shell?

  • @AlexZDEFAZIO - I would check the Maurice River. Also google reptiles and amphibians of NJ.  I think there's a pretty cheap version of that guide that would probably be a great resource for you.

  • @smetlogik Thanks for the advice!

  • @AlexZDEFAZIO a pond on a golf course. hahaha:)

  • the big ones are in the south i live in fl and holy shit they get big and they got like 6inch or more reach with neck

  • Do you know if they live in NY?

  • @Pilot9r - yeah the eastern spiny does. in counties up near lake ontario and i think down near pa.

  • @smetlogik UMM DO U KNOW IF THEY LIVE IN CALIFORNIA!!

  • @djclownism yep, but they aren't native to CA, they were introduced there.

  • Ya'lls softshells look a bit different than ours.

  • You dudes are brave. I'd like to do this but I'd be scared. Great video, thanks for posting.

  • where do you find these at?

    

  • @rotensnatchmuffdiver - found them in a small creek down in southern colorado.

  • Those are so cool looking. Nice catch!!

  • So freakin' COOL!

  • you guys are awesome

  • where are theses at?

  • I use to see softshells alot. Havent seen any this year yet. Very cool species.

  • hah nice i love softies

  • wow nice catch. They are fast little things

  • I LIKE TURTLES.

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