Coastal Foraging/Exploring - Diving for Spider Crab and Lobster with Beach Cook up Cornwall - The Fish Locker
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Date: 2022-05-03
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Iroxinping
i am back again for another go. the views are stunning. just gorgeous. just a FYI the videos that make the most money are cooking. catch and cook are one of the biggest on YT: P ALSO creators make the most from ppl watching the entire thing and not skipping. and you can make BANK if you get a sponsor for videos where you do a little ad in the middle. best to pick sponsors that work with your content. don't choose audible or. well maybe surf shark -could- apply. but i'd go more like hello fresh or something cooking/fishing/foraging related?
foraging related. i know here in the US. until -lawns- were a thing. people used to grow dandylions to eat. they are -weeds- now. but back in the day there were a staple like potatoes or tomatoes. i -think- all of it is edible, but only the leaves and flowers taste good: P
if you don't have your weight belt. is it frowned upon to pick up a big rock to get you to the bottom?
saw the link/card at 850. you should point to it with some edited in text; )
i am kinda surprised the UK doesn't have a hotline for domoic acid and muscle season like in Cali: P
ignore everything else. please do this = for spider crabs can you please show the difference between females and females with eggs. the pad for eggs is SO big on female spider crabs. it almost looks they they are already carrying.
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i am back again for another go. the views are stunning. just gorgeous. just a FYI the videos that make the most money are cooking. catch and cook are one of the biggest on YT: P ALSO creators make the most from ppl watching the entire thing and not skipping. and you can make BANK if you get a sponsor for videos where you do a little ad in the middle. best to pick sponsors that work with your content. don't choose audible or. well maybe surf shark -could- apply. but i'd go more like hello fresh or something cooking/fishing/foraging related?
foraging related. i know here in the US. until -lawns- were a thing. people used to grow dandylions to eat. they are -weeds- now. but back in the day there were a staple like potatoes or tomatoes. i -think- all of it is edible, but only the leaves and flowers taste good: P
if you don't have your weight belt. is it frowned upon to pick up a big rock to get you to the bottom?
saw the link/card at 850. you should point to it with some edited in text; )
i am kinda surprised the UK doesn't have a hotline for domoic acid and muscle season like in Cali: P
ignore everything else. please do this = for spider crabs can you please show the difference between females and females with eggs. the pad for eggs is SO big on female spider crabs. it almost looks they they are already carrying.
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Nonombre
Your son playing by the sea reminds me of going to the beach with my mother. My father workded a lot and so mom has the job of teaching her boys. I learned a lot about the ocean from her then when we moved to Miami Florida from Jamaica she took her four boys to the ocean fishing from bridges. In the Miami area the water is quite shallow close to shore so you have to go to bridges or fishing peirs to access the deeper parts. As I became old enough to drive I learned the fish would go to where canals were dug to release the rain water that would accumulated in the cities. They put gates that could open to release the water out of the canals and we would fish the saltwater side of the canals. The fish learned to go into the canals when the flood gates were opened where shrimp fish prawns would wash out towards the salt water with the rain water. The fish would then feed on these things and some types of fish would go into the freshwater side of the dam. The fish were snappers, mullet, jacks, and bull sharks who could tolerate the freshwater. Blue crabs would also go into the low salinity water to mate but had to hatch their young in high salinity so when they were mating we would go to the canal and catch the crabs.
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Your son playing by the sea reminds me of going to the beach with my mother. My father workded a lot and so mom has the job of teaching her boys. I learned a lot about the ocean from her then when we moved to Miami Florida from Jamaica she took her four boys to the ocean fishing from bridges. In the Miami area the water is quite shallow close to shore so you have to go to bridges or fishing peirs to access the deeper parts. As I became old enough to drive I learned the fish would go to where canals were dug to release the rain water that would accumulated in the cities. They put gates that could open to release the water out of the canals and we would fish the saltwater side of the canals. The fish learned to go into the canals when the flood gates were opened where shrimp fish prawns would wash out towards the salt water with the rain water. The fish would then feed on these things and some types of fish would go into the freshwater side of the dam. The fish were snappers, mullet, jacks, and bull sharks who could tolerate the freshwater. Blue crabs would also go into the low salinity water to mate but had to hatch their young in high salinity so when they were mating we would go to the canal and catch the crabs.
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Del
Spider crabs are alot of work. I've given up on them. They used to get very tangled in our nets and cause
havoc with holes and knots. Sometimes there could be hundreds caught trying to rob the fish from the nets.
To be bluntly honest I can't stand the sight of them but I suppose they are an important part of the food chain.
Keep up the good work in educating people about our sea creatures, they are all beautiful barr spider crabs.
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Spider crabs are alot of work. I've given up on them. They used to get very tangled in our nets and cause
havoc with holes and knots. Sometimes there could be hundreds caught trying to rob the fish from the nets.
To be bluntly honest I can't stand the sight of them but I suppose they are an important part of the food chain.
Keep up the good work in educating people about our sea creatures, they are all beautiful barr spider crabs.
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joy
Hello John! This was awesome! And the sights above and below the water is spectacular! Y-all eating the crabs made me very hungry, I love seafood. now, i never ate a crab till I was around 12, us kids were given the legs, which to me tasty like fat (visiting family n Louisiana, we caught them from a bridge) I love crab now. Thank u
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Hello John! This was awesome! And the sights above and below the water is spectacular! Y-all eating the crabs made me very hungry, I love seafood. now, i never ate a crab till I was around 12, us kids were given the legs, which to me tasty like fat (visiting family n Louisiana, we caught them from a bridge) I love crab now. Thank u
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TheGlamourGhoul
Wow! You have a beautiful life. You're so lucky to live close to these stunning areas. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and thank you for sharing your experiences. Sending love to you and your beautiful family from Southern California! I'm a huge fan of your foraging videos. -
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Wow! You have a beautiful life. You're so lucky to live close to these stunning areas. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and thank you for sharing your experiences. Sending love to you and your beautiful family from Southern California! I'm a huge fan of your foraging videos. -
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Nguy-n
You should not wash the brick between the two salts when you break the part you throw away is the best. You should only remove the two sides of the crab's water filter and keep the yellow liver-like stool in the middle. The best part of me through Wishing you a delicious meal
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You should not wash the brick between the two salts when you break the part you throw away is the best. You should only remove the two sides of the crab's water filter and keep the yellow liver-like stool in the middle. The best part of me through Wishing you a delicious meal
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Lorenzo
I like watching the kind of marine environment you have (completely different from Mediterranean) from your perspective. I would suggest a lead weights belt to help the descent underwater. unless your goal is to grow bigger leg muscles-
Fun to watch videos, thank you!
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I like watching the kind of marine environment you have (completely different from Mediterranean) from your perspective. I would suggest a lead weights belt to help the descent underwater. unless your goal is to grow bigger leg muscles-
Fun to watch videos, thank you!
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Digger
Doing it hard in a wetsuit without weights but well worth your trouble. Different from Australia but the proliferation widlife seems greater somehow. Cornwall, as beautiful under the watter as it is on top! Thank you for sharing your wonderful part of the world.
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Doing it hard in a wetsuit without weights but well worth your trouble. Different from Australia but the proliferation widlife seems greater somehow. Cornwall, as beautiful under the watter as it is on top! Thank you for sharing your wonderful part of the world.
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hunt
Great videos from the fish locker. I think I would die if I seen a seal especially if it was a big one are they not viscous in any way haha? Great to watch the diving videos, you and hazey have inspired me to go out and do the same --
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Great videos from the fish locker. I think I would die if I seen a seal especially if it was a big one are they not viscous in any way haha? Great to watch the diving videos, you and hazey have inspired me to go out and do the same --
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The
Oh how I-d love to be there. I love watching your videos. I wish you-d have been my lecturer when did marine biology I-ve learned so much more from you and your videos than I did at university
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Oh how I-d love to be there. I love watching your videos. I wish you-d have been my lecturer when did marine biology I-ve learned so much more from you and your videos than I did at university
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