16:24 You said it was a Killer Bass bait. Does that mean it is a good bait for Bass? Because here in the US we still say (well I don't) killer as in meaning it's good
This guys happy attitude is contagious. Like you literally bashed your finger and then chuckled at your own joke. Omg call me lets go foraging together
Yeah until you have to live his life and not have him a part of your elitist needy materialistic life then he won't be so damn attractive and that's why I think the dude's awesome
This was a thoroughly entertaining video. Glad I stumbled across your channel. Almost died when you said " Evil little things they are" to those little worms.
Thomas Konthoujam they will get over populated if not killed and it doesn’t really matter if it dies. Their at the lower end of the food chains for a reason and taste good too
Would love to live near the sea! Did for 4 years while I was in the US Navy, but I miss the scent of the salt water in the morning! (those who've never lived near the ocean just wont understand) Would love to be along the ocean again, but I'd never be able to do the foraging like I used to (end-stage emphysema), but if anyone gets the opportunity...do it! You'll never forget the experience!
25:24 - Lol we have family dinners and everyone's always talking. My mother says that you know when everyone loves the food because the noise dies down really quick after the plates are served, you only hear munching and no talking! So that crab must taste delicious
Best table in the house, hell yeah! No waste or cleaning up required as the sea will reclaim anything left behind. Utterly awesome way to feed yourself, cannot agree more. Nearly spat my breakfast out laughing at your description of mistakes of your youth and being almost glued to the toilet seat as a result. Awesome stuff mate, love it. Poor Sam missed out big time, those spiders looked the absolute business! Keep up the cracking uploads both of you, you're a great team guys.
So very blessed. Great outing. We went out last night. Mississippi Gulf Coast. Set 2 Blue crab traps, 3 nets, and some fishing. Zero bites, zero crab. And to top things off, I went "live". Then could not find the video. Turns out I went live on facebook, not RU-vid. The fail bordered epic. Will be another day. Old dog, new trix. Really enjoy your outings. And proper handling of the environment as well as the catch ~rad~
I like the way you carry your cooking gear, and eat right on the beach. It does not get any fresher than that. As much as I love seafood, it would not do for me to live there. Thanks for the great videos.
I love, love, love your videos.Grew up in Florida in the U.S. fishing for blue crabs and the occasional stone crabs, Love just butter, lemon juice and paprika. Try some old bay seasoning and beer to steam you crabs!! KEEP THOSE VIDEOS COMING!
His voice and accent are addictive. It's late where I am and I listening to this dude is so soothing easy to drift off and dream you are where he is. He reminds me of Steve Irwin I think even though Steve's Australian. Their voices are just so animated! I'm content with just listening. The awesome footage is a MAJOR bonus though.
I really love this man's every! He is so fun to watch. Also, a good tip is to fill the holes after digging up the clams. It keeps the sand in good condition for more clams to reproduce.
Spider crabs and razor clams are the nectar of the gods, it's great to see people foraging round our coasts, I live in county Down N.Ireland and forage around Strangford lough.
love your channel man. honestly amazing your livin the life! you should come to los angeles, you can fish needles and sleeping homeless from our tide pools as well as other delectables, then feed the inevatable hoards from the beach camps that would surround you to a feast to fend them off. lololololol its like 28 days later out here.
I love watching your channel. Love how teach us about the different types of things you find. What I love most is the respect you have for the beach. Love seeing you enjoy what you catch. Nice how you and Sam work together and enjoy what you are doing. I don't like seafood but I love watching you! Watch you every day because I learn so. Thank you
LOL it reminds me years ago young and daft myself and a few mates took up diving we went to an area that we heard was good for diving but it was full of posh people with RIBs and the likes and we clubbed together for an old fiberglass dinghy we felt a bit embarrassed but we set off anyway onto the water, we got out there and surrounded by fancy boats we decided lets go over there away from them anyway we got in the water and went down only to realize the reason we had our own space was we dived directly onto a sewer outlet pipe there was condoms and tampaxes everywhere so obviously came back up and when in the car park a few came over and said what were you thinking of being sharp I said I know it was a shitty job literally but someone had to do it we were asked to do it by Greenpeace to get footage we got total respect and loads of people were coming over offering to buy us beer and give us respect while we were thinking prats
Now this is a mukbang i can sit through without having to cringe, love all your videos mate, i like people like you and rob arrington and chef hiro because you just be yourself, your genuine and not putting on a show being someone your not, what you see is what you get, i respect that
I really love that your not only super positive but you took the time to read and like most of (if not all) the comments. I can’t wait to see where your channel goes!!
Hot tip mate to stop the meat from the crab sticking to the shell is to put a good amount of apple cider vinegar in your cooking liquor and it will pop out whole without sticking everytime and it with sweeten the meat even more. This is what i used to do when i foraged for crab in Lowestoft and great Yarmouth before moving to Adelaide Australia. Happy hunting bud, subbed 😁
Loving these youtube recommendations lately, finding all these cool channels, love watching content like this and i will be watching more of your videos if they are like this
We did the same on Vancouver Island. We don't have lobster, we have Dungeness and Red Rock Crabs. Our Spider Crabs are very small compared to your species so we don't eat them. Dungeness is sort of comparable to your Brown Crab, Red Rocks are smaller but tastier meat. We had access to a beautiful beach only accessible by boat or through a mile of bush via our farm. Our clams are Little neck, Butter Clams, Cockles, Geoduck's. There were or are others but too small to really use. The Geoduck's are huge, 10" to 11" and a tongue that would stretch 2ft. There is a species of tiny crabs that live inside the shell. These clams have a huge stomach so we remove it, skin the tongue and blend it a bit to chop it up for chowder, the other clams you used in whatever way you want. I love ocean foraging, life just doesn't get better
The longer flatter ones look like the NZ tuatua or pipi. A native seafood or Kai moana. Just like a clam. Usually steam them or barbecue them on a grill, when they open, they are done! Loved the video.
New subscriber from Delaware (USA) I absolutely loved this video and will watch the others when I can. Love the idea of being able to catch & cook your own food ♥️
Now you have me wanting some crab and clams after watching this video. I love to make a great creamy clam and potato chowder with onion and smokey bacon (devine eating I must say). But that crab...............I love and miss eating such as that.
Today I walked past Rick Steins restaurant and imagined his prices then I watched this and it was all for free, and I bet you had more fun cooking it let alone eating it. Brilliant stuff.
Really enjoyed this video Jay 👍 I'd love to see a video on how you made your lobster hook etc, please let me know if you already have (cheers) I'd love to be able to do this like you do🦀🦞. Take care my friend & ATB 🙂🥃👍
Just started watching your videos and I adore them! You and Sam should try making a seafood paella 🥘 there’s a ton of very simple recipes for it and it definitely tastes much better with fresh seafood! Hope to keep enjoying your videos!
Unfortunately, I don’t like eating shellfish but I do love watching your videos! 😂I really enjoying seeing how excited you and Sam get when you find a “crackin” lobster or crab. 🦞🦀🐚🌊
First time watching your videos, very enthusiastic and handsome to boot! Love rock flipping at low tide myself, though I’ve never eaten my own fresh catch, and I’m 4 hours from our Canadian coast, fun watch!
If I researched well, the long worm you had is a Polychaete(worm) Australonuphis commonly called the Australian beach worm they are attracted to the scent of dead fish and such and actually live in the sand.
Though it is an year old vid but I still watch almost all of your content. I wish you all the luck that you deserve man. You are amazing presenter and believe me you gonna be great on this amazing platform. hell yeah!!!!
I love lobster and more the merrier.I come from Grimsby once the world's biggest fishing port in the world now sadly all gone.we import fish from other countries sadly but we do have a big beach so gonna get myself up their great vid thanks for sharing
New subscriber here from Maryland (USA) and ooh man you'd have fun here in the Chesapeake bay area. We have some oysters and the Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab. So delicious 😋 Gonna have to hook you up with some Old Bay seasoning and Natty Boh beer for the full experience lol
Meghan Jenkins i’m from calvert county, i live like 15-20 minutes away from the bay, and about an hour away from baltimore, i’ve grown up eating crabs all summer long
If you salt the razor clam holes they’ll usually bring themselves up, they don’t like the change in salinity :) might help to avoid breaking the shells
