What a catch!!
-- one of the best in the world -- put his hands on display at a famous Seattle fish market ... and the footage is trout of this world! -- volunteered to do some fish-catchin' Tuesday at the Pike Place Fish Market.
Fish catchin' at Pike Place is one of the big draws to the market ... and it's HARD -- imagine trying to grip on a full-grown, scaly, slippery fish! The crowd loved it, the staff loved it ... and the fish didn't know any better because it's dead. The guys are all in the U.S. as part of an international tour -- in fact, BVB is taking on the Seattle Sounders of the MLS on Wednesday night ... followed by a friendly with Liverpool on Friday.
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