Umm, what the hell did I just see?

[fleur-de-lisa]

Link to tweet

Apparently, according to @wavyballer42: The egg attracts the fish to the general area. Then the toothpaste creates a lot of carbon dioxide, effectively suffocating the fish, causing it to swim up in hopes of getting more oxygen. Then you catch it.

[magicarpet]

1. How do the fish get into the hole from the bottom ?

Where do they come from to get in the bottom of the hole and then surface.

[Arkansas Granny]

3. That's what I was wondering.

[N_E_1 for Tennis]

2. Whhhhaaaaatttt?

[Merlot]

4. Yay, humans have found another way to outsmart something they want to eat.

[Alliepoo]

5. Poor little fishies...

That’s yucky !

[Bayard]

6. I am amazed and astounded...

I showed it to the fisherman husband. He says those are some type of catfish or bullhead.

[IcyPeas]

7. duuuudes! it's a prank

Do you guys ever actually click the twitter link?

from below the video:

Dear My Beloved Subscribers!
Thank you so much for your time watching to my videos!
In this video is about fishing technique that I am using toothpaste and eggs to catch fishes from hole. I know for sure that you can't believe this but we try our best to make nice video for you. The video is already planned and scripted. We are sorry if some of our video make you unhappy!

Actor: The actor is 24 years old. He is old enough and was trained well.

Toothpaste and eggs can't react or make the fishes come out, all fished come out by pushing behind the video at the left side.

Why do we make this video?
We only want to make this video for fun, just for entertainment purpose.

We really appreciated for your wonderful time following our channel.

Thank in advance!

[Fla Dem]

8. Wish I hadn't watched that.

[Bluepinky]

9. Glad I didn't, I really don't want to see an animal falling prey to a human.

[onethatcares]

10. wonder what the late night commercial for that

one looks like.

and who was the genius that came up with an idea like using eggs and toothpaste for a lure.

I could never keep them on a hook.