Bayou Fishing Catch and Cook! Eating What We Catch!

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@ArmsFamilyHomestead Год назад

@OUTDOORS-FREAKINAWESOME Год назад

@peterdubyoski4622 Год назад

One day I'll graduate from my deep cycle battery and 12$ Walmart inverter.

@theresasmitherman9708 Год назад

Such a sad story, you told Daniel. I can’t imagine what you went through as a 21 year old. Katrina was a terrible event. Thanks for contributing to the cleanup! 👏🏻👏🏻💖💖🇺🇸🇺🇸

@kellieagrusa8998 Год назад

Daniel, my husband says that the dark colored sunfish was called a Crappie. At least, that is what we call it up here in Northern Michigan.

@RuthAnnnMorris Год назад

Amen Daniel !!! Our local Firefighters from Kingman Arizona spent almost 2 weeks there after Hurricane Katrina. These were seasoned Firefighters, Paramedics and National Guard members and they all had very similar experiences that you just talked about. This was a great video! Today was a very bad day for me and y’all feel like family… and I thank you, DeJay and Houston for this… I was able to laugh…. Y’all are special!!! Blessings….

@MsTati67 Год назад

Daniel, I agree with you. It's all about the kids and the memories you make. That alone is worth more than all the gold in the world. Keep making those memories. Be Blessed Daniel, Deejay and Houston...❤

@DONNABROWN1959 Год назад

Hi, Daniel, DeJay and Houston! I took your advice, Daniel. I’m now a subscriber to Jared’s channel. Thanks! My son went down to help after Katrina, also. Army National Guard from the Danville Armory. He said he saw things he didn’t want to talk about down there. I think ANY Service Members are HEROES. He says no, it was his job, it was why he joined. To help people. I’m still sure y’all are heroes. You stand for those of us who can’t stand for ourselves. Thank you! ♥️🙏♥️ P.S. I love mint tea! And fried catfish!!

@scottfindley7284 Год назад

You might have seen some friends of mine down there after Katrina lol. Their work (power & electricity from Independence Missouri) sent them down to help restore power. They came back with TONS OF HORROR STORIES. My heart goes out to ALL OF YOU who went down to help. GOD BLESS YOU ALL 🙏🙏🙏🙏

@KWeston1123 Год назад

Hey, you can find mint along the roadside. Steep the mint along with the tea.

@jmcgovern6454 Год назад

Daniel thank you for showing parts of our country that others may not see. It’s heartbreaking to see how NOLA struggles and also the smaller towns of LA after hurricanes. It’s a beautiful state rich with history and nature and entertainment. Thanks for sharing.

@tammyschnedler7545 Год назад

Your heartfelt message about "Katrina" PRICELESS!!❤

@dianemariuz1104 Год назад

My son has a jet type engine on his river boat…. He is a charter fisherman but now doing his own tackle business call Blood RunFishing here in Michigan 🦈🤗

@sharonanderson4688 Год назад

What a great few videos. Houston looked so tired at the start of this one. It is always nice to get away but better to get back home to family. Jared seems like such a great person to have been showing you all the fishing spots. Loved when the crab stole Houston's bait. lol

@kriscroan3540 Год назад

I could pass on the fish and crab legs, but that apple pie would go down real fine. Yum! Fun little series, thanks for taking us along.

@zivagoldman2001 Год назад

There's a restaurant in Dunnellon Fla, near Ocala, called Stumpknockers. They serve alligator on the menu. So good!

@lilahnewton7940 Год назад

I've completely enjoyed this trip with you guys. I'm very sorry you witnessed what you did after the hurricane. Thank you for helping!! Take care 🙋

@eltomas3634 Год назад

That really dark Bluegill you got sure looks like a true Copper Nose Bluegill. You can see the copper colored shimmer in the light when you move it.

@paulwegner9296 Год назад

I find it very interesting that you mentioned hurricane Katrina. At that time I worked for a printer that had a contract printing promotional visiting guides. The finished " book" couldn't be shipped due to the tragedy, I might have a few copies if you're interested?

@wykeishacraft6820 Год назад

Thanks to Arms Family Homestead for sharing a wonderful fishing video😊😊Catch Many As You Can❤❤

@kennyheelas3371 Год назад

Golllllllllllllllyy,that ice cream 🍨 is looking amazing,and boys will be boys y'all took the greatest bites....Had me laughin' GODBLESS thanks for sharing your mini vacation looked like a lot of fun..

@vickibird8007 Год назад

I wondered if any of you would try alligator. I'm not surprised Houston decided to try it. I heard you suggest going back and doing some alligator fishing some day. That would be exciting. I'm so glad everyone had a great time, but I know you'll be glad to be home! Thank you for taking us along on your trip!

@mattmccleary1278 Год назад

Used to go fishing down on the Snake river over towards Idaho. Caught crappie and catfish mostly

@tammyschnedler7545 Год назад

Daniel, love to see you hang w/ Troy Landry, on "Swamp People"! Gator catching, the month of September. In Louisiana! ❤

@cynthiajohns5878 Год назад

Enjoyed your trip. I have lived in Avondale and they called speckled trout, sockalay.

@OUTDOORS-FREAKINAWESOME Год назад

I love when people who fish on RU-vid go to the bayou

@Fig1942 Год назад

They have different flavors of mint too Daniel. My friend years ago had more than one flavor growing. You can check where you buy plants or seeds. Theres not anyone I'd rather watch fish than Daniel Arms! He seems like a little kid to me. He gets excited no matter the size of the fish!! He's more exciting to watch than Jimmy Houston! God bless y'all. ❤❤❤️❤️

@kimcraig1904 Год назад

Thank you for coming to NOLA. Please keep our city in prayer. Violence is on the rise. I have lived at the Baptist Seminary for over 30 years and we are working hard to impact change in lives of people. I enjoy your videos and appreciate that you share your faith on the channel. May God richly Bless you.

@marygordon3032 Год назад

Thanks y’all l appreciate and enjoyed it very much!! 👍👍👍🤩🤩🤩💯💯💯🎣🎣🎣

@kateditizio6730 Год назад

I’m not a fan of mint in tea personally. Although Jared’s “fish soup ‘looked yummy

@kar702 Год назад

I was surprised y’all didn’t do an alligator kill clean and cook this trip. I was looking forward to it.

@deborajensen8637 Год назад

Wrong time of the year. Last week of August for ninety days.

@Jonigmickna Год назад

Fun fishing & catching different species! Alligators 🐊 everywhere, I’m with DJay - not a fan of those! Good to see Houston having fun this trip! Great videos!

@audreyabdo7719 Год назад

My father loved blue gills, I preferred catfish and bass. Catch some good bass! Oh that fish looks so good at Rachel’s, I have to go there if I go to NOLA’s. I guess I gained 10lbs watching that good food. I can’t watch to much more food or I will gain weight. ✨💖✨

@gwilos Год назад

Not the catfish nor the frog's legs for me. But in Dominica their most popular dish is the frog's legs. They call it Mountain chicken, and they are huge. But we don't have them in T&T, except imported. I see you guys do like me and put some beer in with the fish. I actually cook mine in the beer...tasty

@friedafranklin2989 Год назад

It’s crazy after dark I went there with some friends had a great time. It’s a little scary after dark 😊❤️

@jeannedennis5863 Год назад

Daniel must have drank a bunch of red bull...geez he's wound tight.

@rickl9253 Год назад

I enjoyed your Bayou Country series. I'm New Orleans born and raised but moved across the lake to Slidell 42 years ago. We lived through Katrina and can't thank folks like you enough for coming here to help. I hope you'll come back again and next time, you HAVE to get coffee and beignets. It's a must for anyone visiting the Crescent City.

@tammycalix6570 Год назад

Thank you Arms Family for visiting our great state. The people, food and good times are like no other. I wouldn't want to live anywhere else. Y'all come back real soon. Next time visit Baton Rouge on a Louisiana Saturday night in Tiger stadium for some LSU tailgating and football. Thanks for your help during Katrina Daniel 🙏

@williamgahman5028 Год назад

Hi Daniel and Family. Great video and memories. Good looking blue gills. Love watching yall fishing with Dejay just relaxing and getting some sun. Food looks delicious. God bless and love yall ❤❤

@melodytallmage532 Год назад

Hi y'all Adams fam how are y'all looks like a awsome vacation

@theresasmitherman9708 Год назад

I love these videos of y’all fishing‼️👏🏻👏🏻💖🇺🇸‼️I’m with you. DeJay, not to fond of alligators either‼️. It’s great Daniel, getting to see you loosen up & be yourself, you are so much fun‼️👵🏻💖🇺🇸

@rethacharette7830 Год назад

Thank you for showing us around as you explore the restaurants and watching you having a great time fishing. I love fishing and I haven't been since my best friend died 4 years ago. Someday I will go again but in the meantime I enjoy watching you. It brings back good memories. Have a safe trip back home.

@tammytsuchiyama8858 Год назад

My daughter and I loved NOLA. I took my daughter on vacation 6 years ago for her 16th birthday. We loved Bourbon Street. The food was amazing. We absolutely loved Café Du Monde‘s coffee’s and their beignets. We still order their coffees on line. I’m glad you had a good time. ❤

@patricklucia7926 Год назад

So glade you were able to do a new culture and help Jared out I’ve been subscribed to his channel fore the last 2 years and he’s has hoot content

@lauriecampbell1586 Год назад

I just wanted to let you know that you got me hooked on fishing videos. I don't even fish.

@heavenbound358 Год назад

A really good video....the food looked incredible 😋

@diannecrockett8207 Год назад

I’ve been to New Orleans with a friend. Bourbon Street at night with 2 females was very frightening. Fights everywhere. Was so thankful a bus was close to take us back to the hotel. Needless to say, both of us were quite frightened and happy to get back to the hotel. Daniel, So grateful you and your family all had a fun safe time. I personally will be happy when to get back home. I really miss all your animal family. Safe travels. Love to all❤️

@lockedin60 Год назад

Daniel. My home church sent a team down to Pascagoula MS in Oct 2005 after Katrina had destroyed that part of Mississippi. One of our church members brother lived in that community and we helped a bunch of families rebuild there houses. We never got to New Orleans but from what I saw in Pascagoula Bay and those old Antebellum homes destroyed it was mind-blowing. You would drive through neighborhoods. There would be chimney foundations or just a toilet in a yard but no house. You would see a two or three story structure were the bottom floor was gone and the other floors just pancaked. It was hard to believe how hot and humid it was in mid October. I lived in Rocky Mount NC from 1988 until April of 1995. In Sept 1999 Hurricane Floyd took out major sections of Edgecombe and Nash County. It was hard to see neighborhoods that I was familiar with just destroyed. Any property that was near the Neuse River was destroyed.

@lindadelaney9502 Год назад

Daniel's accent has gotten stronger in Louisiana. 😅

@hotstangchic69 Год назад

Im watching this 2hrs after posting on July 6, 2023. I learned that today is National Daniel Day. So happy National Daniel Day, Daniel!

@cheryladams7945 Год назад

Kind of a Bittersweet vacation this year. Brought back a lot of unhappy memories. But the food sure did look delicious😃 you did some good filming in this video I felt like I was in the restaurant with you all. I did miss Emma though. Have a safe trip home see you later

@dianajones7895 Год назад

Luke Bryan- Huntin, Fishin, and Lovin’ Eveeyday! That’s what this video reminds me of. Be thankful for the past experiences, the presence we have now, and the future that has yet to be told. ❤

@dennisreeves632 Год назад

Fun video and It is a real shame what is happening to this country.

@Saintsbabe41 Год назад

Love my home state of Louisiana.

@peggywade9767 Год назад

This is a wonderful story thanks for sharing your lifes

@carolynnance2376 Год назад

Love the fishing videos. So much fun! I don’t get to go fishing anymore. Love going through you guys. Thx for sharing your time and fishing! Prayers and blessings from OKC Grandmother.

@TexasGalOnTheHill Год назад

Katrina was bad, not the worse but bad because of the lack of infrastructure at that time. I won't get into the government of Louisiana, but I do blame them for the lack of caring they have for the local people in the cities. I thank God too for where we are at too. Looks like it was a fun time and also educational for Houston. Gave him a whole new perspective I bet. Outside the cities Louisiana is great and normal I am sure. We took in a lot of elderly after Katrina where I was working at an assisted living home. It was so sad hearing their stories. Thank you for your service over there. I was one of the first to go into Galveston and Bolivar after Ike and that was just as devastating only what a difference because of the difference in government. I am away from the coast now and love it. Would like to have more rain of course as we are back in our drought. Prayers for your family and thank God for parents like you still in the world!

@melvinganoe1175 Год назад

AWSOME video. Everything looked amazing

@karensweet6530 Год назад

We saw pictures and videos of New Orleans after Katrina but those people had to move on but never really get over it. It shows in their Cities and lives everyday! They just go through the motions of Life and Do what that have to do. I'm sure some recovered but others, never will... They lost everything including families. How do you ever recover from that except with the hope and help of our Lord Jesus Christ. Amen. Without Jesus, Hope and Faith to me, there is nothing! Thank you Daniel, DeJay, and Houston for a great time in Louisana... Jared is an Awesome young man! I'm subbed to his channel now. God Bless Y'all ... 🙏🙏❤❤🇺🇸🇺🇸

@sharonbolton3576 Год назад

I lived in Biloxi, MS before and after Katrina... then I moved back to Kentucky

@apostlepaulvining5688 Год назад

It’s a stumpknocker are usually green or dark green. Beige.

@whats_herName Год назад

I think you had so much fun that DJ knows you'd pick LA instead of Pennsacola Beach to retire. It was nice to see you so excited over your LA fishing trip that maybe DeeJay might be nervous, 'cause I think that was one fun fishing trip!

@charlesdenson4311 Год назад

I really enjoyed this video. Thank Arms Family

@lindasprague6432 Год назад

Love all your videos ❤ I would love to vacation with DeJay , I love food too !!

@eddierussell9369 Год назад

Thanks for sharing you're vacation.Looked like so much fun!

@kaffykines1654 Год назад

Thank you for all your videos. I enjoy watching them all. I've cried, I've laughed with you guys. So keep doing what you do!

@julieagain Год назад

Ask a local, they’d tell you stay away from The French Quarter no matter what time of day. I haven’t been to the Quarter since before Katrina & have no plans to EVER go back.

@alysiachristensen5475 Год назад

Awesome episode and thank you for the work you did helping after Katrina. That was a horrible event where they needed every pair of hands they could get to help in the recovery. I was working with the Red Cross here in Tennessee just trying to help people get the prescriptions that they needed and a safe place to sleep. Talk about people who lost everything, including family members. That was a major traumatic terrible event. God bless you and every person who had to experience that in their lifetime. God bless!!!

@brianrust4919 Год назад

that fried fish 🐠 looks delicious and amazing, enjoy 😊

@sarahjaneyoung8566 Год назад

Thank you for sharing Daniel about going down there after the storm. My cousins boy was also part of the rescue operation. He talked about being shot at and the devastation and it did bother him but i think Joplin and tornado was worse for him being it was closer to home but i could be wrong. All that fishing looked like a blast!

@alanbecker3791 Год назад

I lived in st. Bernard parish whenever Katrina hit it was absolutely devastating

@karenhighley7597 Год назад

This is the best video yet!!! Thank you for sharing your trip and your experiences.

@stephenlewis3984 Год назад

thank you for 2005 - and the N.O. trip ! Houston won't forget it.. he's becoming a real sportsman bless his heart

@AllieCat58 Год назад

As the saying goes Daniel. It's nice to get away for a few days, but it's made better by going home! I'm not American, I'm English from the UK. I heard about the carnage hurricane Katrina caused and all I can say is thank you. Thank you for helping others who, at that time, couldn't help themselves, but I'm so sorry that you had to see dead bodies.

@lanasawyer9812 Год назад

You’ll never be able to count your blessings no one can ❤ thank the Lord! Thanks for sharing and God bless all your efforts 🙏

@gkw6648 Год назад

5:45 That fish was a Red-spotted Sunfish 👍

@Carolynfoodforest355 Год назад

At least you don't have pythons along with those alligators like we do here in Florida. 😊

@lindapetersen1800 Год назад

Daniel as you go through time it is going to be this way !!! I was down there for awhile also !!! Tis great to be here in AMERICA !!! But with this being said and done think of what we have all seen in AMERICA in the past 3 yrs !!! I was told by a fellow army member in a rest stop WE LIVE IN AMERICA !!! You don't need that over your face !!! I went without as HE WAS MY LT in army and I did what he said to me !!! To this day I still go by what he hath told me so across state lines I am FREE AT LAST !!! I AM IN AMERICA !!!

@hubertmaye2449 Год назад

Hi Daniel. Yes the storm was not good. At that time I was working in the USA at a carnival and when the storm hit we where in Baton rouge I do hope I spell it correctly thou. But yes it was not a pleasant smell nor sight to see and witnessed, As we where allowed back in to the city where the head office was and where we used to store all the rides. And boy Noting was left standing there no more. Glad to be home but miss the life I had living in the USA for 3 years. So much to do and enjoy and here where I am nothing to do at all. Bless you and your Family and sty safe. Greetings from Namibia.

@margaretterrebonne9596 Год назад

Mud boat 😂 I live in south Louisiana 😊 Hurricane Ida tore up our area. Thank God for our levees. We had no loss of life!

@jcole22370 Год назад

New Orleans survived Katina it was devastated the next day when the levee burst The water came up so fast folks could not run from it

@jesseulmer8043 Год назад

I was there to after Katrina but for 45 days when I was in the military

@TheGinny_Weasley Год назад

That food looks good

@RatdogDRB Год назад

"Fish on!!" is music to my ears.

@jennifercullison Год назад

I'm so happy you got to experience the life I grew up in....it was a wonderful life..and I miss it more and more every day

@annedavidson5399 Год назад

I want to take a trip just for some of Rachel’s catfish yum!

@ednacampbell5664 Год назад

Thank you for this opportunity to appreciate the home I have in Minnesota. The total loss of people, pets, homes ,and safety in Louisiana during Katrina was devastating. Seeing the continued destruction now , is just sad.

@nitapachulski9758 Год назад

Wish I could go fishing that looks so much fun,those are some nice looking fish.

@candicel3224 Год назад

Well, DJ finally smiled once you got her to a tourist trap. The fishing looked so fun. I'd love to see the animals, even the alligators.

@EdKirkpatrick10 Год назад

I lived in Slidell Louisiana for 5 years back in my 20's, I was so glad to get out of that place and get back to some sense of normality

@deborajensen8637 Год назад

Now Ed there ain't nothing wrong with Louisiana, and ya should have been young enough to enjoy New Orleans. Cajun food sure do taste good.

@EdKirkpatrick10 Год назад

@@deborajensen8637 I absolutely love the food and the people of Louisiana, but the crime is out of control

@p2boulet Год назад

My husband says the fish is a perch. We live right outside of NOLA and have a fishing camp down the bayou!

@howardc6677 Год назад

A lot of the people in New Orleans were moved else where and never returned.

@trudyeagan8160 Год назад

My brother lived in Punta Gorda when Ian hit and still lives there. Very catastrophic, but how different it was from New Orleans. People came together helping each other as soon as they were able to be back outside. No color issues, no haves/have not issues. And rebuilding began in weeks.

@Chriswxyz Год назад

My son went to NOLA in September 2005 for the rebuilding efforts after Katrina also. They made him the foreman of an all-Mexican crew bc he was the only one in his group who spoke Spanish. He returned in December when we failed to find my nephew who disappeared in Kauai. My nephew is still missing. I just heard you say you were 21 in 2005. So was my son.

@GodisTruth914 Год назад

channel cat cooked right out of the water is the best catfish in the world!! once it's frozen and thawed it's ruined.

@viewer1234567891 Год назад

At 5:52, Daniel that might be a warmouth.

@viccimauldin9786 Год назад

Houston is very tired. Sure have enjoyed these videos from Louisiana. Blue gill are very fiery and fight very hard. That is what I like about catching them. When we use to fish in Tennessee, my Dad would call them bream. Very different environment. But a whole lot of fun here. This is the way we use to fish when we were little in the 60's ❤ Your time spent in New Orleans when you were 21 was very sad. Thank you for going there to help Americans. So sad the bad you saw. People's hearts are just bad sometimes.

@HoldenWhalen Год назад

Thanks for making my day once again Daniel!

@billmandaue2168 Год назад

Next time you are in New Orleans, stop in at the Southern Candy Company at 334 Decatur St. New Orleans LA. Their specialty is pralines (though they do have other delicious candies as well. I absolutely love all of the flavors of pralines they have there (especially the chocolate pralines, which are like a homemade fudge. I have no connection to them. I simply discovered them one time when I was visiting New Orleans and fell in love with their candy (all made right there in the store). They ship too, but the pralines are best when eaten fresh.

@SallyBurchfield-qx8ej Год назад

It's great watching your videos and family with the kids dogs and animals

@xanthmom9096 Год назад

Thanks for another fun and relaxing video!

@SbrGrendel65 Год назад

New Orleans is a must visit city, the food is crazy good! Bourbon street isn’t for the young, but you have to see it at night. But go with people who won’t want to fight, lots of police down there when I went. Alligator, Catfish plus the Muffellota Sandwich was my favorites. Since being allergic to shell fish. Was there for about 8 days for work, at a convention that we put on. Been to Vegas for about 10 days at a time too another great place to eat n visit

@leemullally8774 Год назад

Thanks for sharing your adventures in Cajun country. You provided Houston with the experience of seeing another part of America and the blessings of living on the farm. After my last trip to New Orleans I concluded that was enough-it’s a different world.