OPG wraps its Mississippi series with catfish and cargo barges
Ryan joins the captain for the final catch compilation, with heavy fish, tangled lines and shipping traffic sharing the water.
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- 0:17The crew fishes near cargo barges and nets an early catfish.
- 3:13Ryan fights a heavy fish against the current near shipping traffic; the weigh-in comes at 04:29.
- 5:35A sunset hookup ends with another catfish being measured and released.
- 7:01A powerful fish runs under the boat and tangles with another line.
- 12:18Ryan hooks another heavy catfish near the barges before the river series wraps up.
- 15:13The video switches to a product demonstration of a boat-canopy adapter attached to rod bases.
The fishing spot is productive, but the crew cannot stay put: a ship needs the space. That practical interruption gives OPG's Mississippi River finale a little more texture than a straightforward parade of big catches.
"Saving the BIGGEST Mississippi Monsters for Last! (Part 2)" was the channel's only new upload this week, drawing about 400 views. Ryan reels against the current near shipping traffic, while another fish runs beneath the boat and tangles with a second line. Between the heavier hookups, there is a sunset catch and release. The compilation closes the Mississippi series, then switches to a boat-hardware product demonstration.
For readers who followed the earlier river episodes, this is a catch-focused send-off rather than another lessons session. It is also the busiest of OPG's highlighted uploads right now, followed by "Catfishing Compilation Part 1 (Mississippi River)." and "Before You Fish the Mississippi River, WATCH THIS!", which gathers what worked and what did not on the trip.
The channel added roughly 6,000 views over the week, with subscribers unchanged. Its current daily viewing is below its usual pace. Nearby outdoors channels had busier weeks: Outback Mike and Sort Of Interesting both added subscribers and substantially more views. OPG's smaller week nevertheless finishes a specific chapter, leaving the Mississippi trip with both a practical guide and a two-part catch compilation.
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What device does OPG use to weigh Ryan's big catfish in the finale?
The weigh-in shows a digital crane scale holding the fish and net.



