What is the name of the video of an American old man going to various places to catch all kinds of fish? I used to remember, but now I want to see it, but I forget it.

Jeremy Wade was born in1May 5, 960 (Taurus). He is a British biologist, TV presenter, extreme fisherman and writer. He is best known as the host of the TV series River Monster. He likes fishing in fresh water, and once traveled around the world and caught huge freshwater fish in it. Jeremy Wade is a real "fish lover". After catching the fish, he basically set it free.

Date of birth:1May 5, 960 Place of birth: Suffolk, England

Jeremy Wade was born in the countryside of Suffolk, England. His father is a priest. He holds a bachelor's degree in zoology from Bristol University. In addition to being a program host, I also work as a biology teacher in a middle school in Kent. He taught himself to write and published articles in some newspapers and magazines. Now the most famous identity is the host of the popular TV show "River Monster". In order to develop fishery, Jeremy Wade went to India for a cruise on 1982. Since then, I have been to the Congo River and South Africa many times, mostly traveling alone.

In all kinds of fishing news, Jeremy Wade is called "the best fisherman". He had studied Portuguese for three months, three hours a day, before making the Amazon feature of The River Monster. Now he is proficient in Portuguese and even qualified to be a translator.

Jeremy Wade is a writer and TV host. He is particularly interested in rivers and freshwater fish. He has traveled around the world for more than 25 years (mostly alone) and visited the most remote rivers on earth. He holds a bachelor's degree in zoology from Bristol University and a master's degree in biological science from Kent University. He is also a biology teacher in a middle school.

He grew up on the banks of the Safkestour River in southeast England, and his keen interest in the underwater world came from this. He is always full of curiosity, wondering what he can find in the next corner. His first overseas trip was to the valley of India in 1982. Since then, he has spent more and more time traveling around the world, looking for little-known big fish in local rivers-especially Congo and Amazon rainforests.

"I don't think I am a particularly professional angler," he said. "All I can do is go deep into places where people don't often go and throw the fishing line into the water with enough energy. Cooperation with local fishermen is the key to success. Such cooperation will allow you to explore deeper things through the surface of different national cultures. & amprdquo

During fishing (including some non-fishing trips), he contracted malaria, was detained on suspicion of being a spy, almost drowned, and was threatened with a gun. Fortunately, he escaped an air crash.

1992, he and Paul bout co-authored a book called Crazy Under the River, which is recognized as a classic of fishing literature. In addition, he has written articles on tourism and natural history for The Times, The Guardian, The Sunday Telegraph, Wildlife Magazine and BBC Wildlife Magazine.

During his career, he achieved many famous "firsts". These "firsts" include: a giant mysterious creature (named "Amazon Nice Monster") was photographed in the Amazon River basin, and the first underwater shot of Indian catfish was completed in cooperation with photographer rick rosenthal.

If Jeremy Wade doesn't camp in a remote river area, he lives in a village near Bath, Somerset, England.