MORE RAIN - MORE MUD CRABS! | CATCH and COOK | Chilli Mud Crab Australia 

I really enjoyed the chilli crab! The weather adds to the boating and fishing adventure! Thanks for watching.

I greatly appreciate your comment. Looking forward to making many more videos. Thanks, Brad 👍

Thanks for your comment it is greatly appreciated!👍

I am looking forward to the opening of barra season on 1st February as this is one of my favourite species to target. Thanks for your comment, it is appreciated. Cheers, Brad.

I appreciate your support. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for your kind comment. I enjoy catching mud crabs and making these videos.

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I am also looking forward to the opening of the barra season! Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching. I make the chilli crab to taste with the following ingredients: Fresh ginger, garlic and onion Chilli sauce - 1/4 to 1/2 cup Tomato sauce - 1/4 to 1/2 cup Soy sauce - 1 to 2 tablespoons Balsamic vinegar - 1 teaspoon Chicken stock - 1 to 2 cups Chilli paste to taste Corn flour for thickening the sauce once the crabs are cooked through I cook the cleaned crabs in the sauce for about 10 minutes. Enjoy!

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Good luck with catching some mud crabs and hope you get a good feed soon. Thanks for your comment!

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Glad you enjoyed, thank you for watching!👍

I am glad you like watching the crabbing videos. I look forward to making many more catch and cook videos featuring the Giant Mud Crab. Thanks for subscribing and taking the time to comment it is greatly appreciated.

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for your support.

The North Queensland region is spoilt with world class fishing options. Thanks for subscribing, it is greatly appreciated.

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I am unsure of the exact salinity level on this day. There was very little fresh water run off further upstream in this river system. From my experience you will not catch quality or good numbers of mud crabs where salinity levels are depleted. Good luck with your project and thanks for the questions. Cheers, Brad.👍

@@returnoutdoors2210Cheers Mate!! Best of luck catching them big boys.

I like crabbing when there is good amount of tidal flow. It will depend on the type of pot so it could be as short as 10 minutes for a dilly to leaving a safety pot overnight. Thanks for the question!

Yes it is Cungulla. Thanks for watching.

The pots in this video are a Surecatch Rectangle Crab Trap! Thanks for your question!👍

Just saw you’ve shared it already. Thank you

Glad you are picking up a few new ideas from the videos. Thanks for your support.

I am located in Northern Australia. Thanks for your question!👍

Mud crabs are of excellent eating quality. I eat mud crab in many of my videos. They can be a little messy to eat so not great viewing watching others having a feed. Cheers!

I agree the natural flavour of a mud crab is delightful on its own. Sometimes I like to try different flavours. Thanks for your comment!

Thanks for watching, I am glad you like the videos.