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@@surenbhola107 thank you.

@argyrodendron64 lime is there to raise the ph to just over 12, this will pasteurise your substrate. Oyster mushrooms can handle that ph with no issues.

Lime the citrus fruit?! How much do you put in there? And you don't use any heat?​@@scotlandforagingandfishing

@@argyrodendron64 you will find your answer here. th-cam.com/video/1xHD8XHcYxY/w-d-xo.html

I used ash shavings, it works, you also can use shredded wheat straw.With oyster mushrooms, contamination is not much of an issue as it is a very fast colonizer.

@@scotlandforagingandfishing Thank you, Im trying to get portobellos to spawn for about a year now, no-one gives straight up instructions that work, So I've finally arrived at pasturized wheat straw, horse dung mixed with a ratio to spawn it, I've got it spawning now, but its sooo slow I think the straw may have been too wet but its moving, its a big cake. I started a second bag but instead o pasteurizing with hot water I tried the hydrated lime bath and hung it in onion bags to drip dry for a few hours mixed the grain spawn in I developed and its only been 2 days not seeing any spawning. Would you know are portobellos adverse to the lime bath am I better off sticking with the hot water method? I used the hyradted lime for a couple of buckets I just made using wheat straw and Blue Oyster spawn. Tks.🍄🍄🍄🍄 🍄

@@Mushlove1213 Lime works really only with Oyster mushrooms, I done an experiment wih the Lions mane and it failed. For Portobellos I would use sterilised hardwood pellets.

It was cold water and I used a meter. Thanks for asking.

Hi, Thank you for reaching out. I would not recommend using artificial bait with that kind of setup. All the best.

Yes, for mackeral artificial bait, like lures or spinners will work. Thank you for contacting me.

Hi, Never tried shrimps there, would try with worms, mackeral, squid. Good luck.

Thank you

Fantastic, good on you. Thank you for letting me know.🥰

Thank you for your comment. About 6 month.

Never tried it, but that doesn't mean it won't work. Best way to find out is to try it.

Where is best spot to lure fish in Fife now?

@@bibcay2622 You have to go further north and seek deep gullies, use I-boating to find them.

@@scotlandforagingandfishing how deep is deep enough?

@@bibcay2622 I guess about 10 feet.

Depends if you want to go summer or winter lure fishing. Summer produces mackeral on most locations around fife. for winter lure fishing you most likely need to go further north find deep rock arks. I use I-boating for depth.

I want to winter would it be good in a harbour?

@@bibcay2622 no, you need to find deep rock marks, near Abroath or so.

Not sure, but there is no more public access to the pier. you could try the break waters.

what or where is the break waters ?

@@bibcay2622 Is behind by the pallet factory, near the swimming pool.

Can I use lure at the breakwaters in winter

@@bibcay2622 I am sure you can.

Thank you for your comment, all the best kick starting your fishing.🥰

Thank you for asking. We need some wet weather coming. I let you know.

You're very welcome, thank you.

Fantastic, good luck.

Fantastic that this video helped you. There is a new approach to growing lion's mane in a bucket, will do a video on it.

Hi, thanks for your comment. Fuel pellets is the way to with hot water pasteurisation. Here is a link to a video that I will try. th-cam.com/video/XnBMkPzUOu8/w-d-xo.html, thanks for watching.

Yes, def. lots of crab activity on the turn of the tide. Been using bait elastic in the end.

Thanks for watching, yes try to keep it up for frequently, all the best.

Lovely place, look forward to going back there. Thank you for watching and your comment. Hopefully you wil find your way back there.

Thanks for watching and your comment. Yes, the dogy has been returned unharmed. Love these fish, especially their eyes.

Thank you, couple of ours fun. Thanks for watching.

Yes, this is an odd one, Thanks for watching.

Thank you for watching, hopefully I can get back out more often.

Glad you found it useful, thanks for watching.

Thank you for your comment and watching.

As a youngster my Dad would drive Mum and me from Kirriemuir to Arbroath and buy Smokies from the little terraced houses by the quay where they’d smoked the fish in their own smokehouses ‘out the back’. My treat on the drive home was to eat a Smokie straight out of the paper (no vacuum packed fish in the ‘50s 😂) with my fingers ~ I will never forget the delicious smell then the taste and the texture of the fish … ❤️. I’ve lived in France for the past 22 years and, thanks to B*ex*t (😖) the cost of delivery + customs duty & paperwork it’s prohibitive to get them delivered from Arbroath 😢. Never mind, I still have the memory 😘

Hi, thanks for watching and commenting. I don't have experience with fermentation, but done some blueberry with glycerin with great success. The only thing is with glycerin, the extraction will be not as potent as with alcohol. Keep me posted on how you get on.

Not much chance to get good quality at the moment, as the door to Russia is closed at the moment.

@@scotlandforagingandfishing then is it not possible to get it in any other way??pls lemme know

@@keerthanasripada1876 You can try and find a source from Poland.

I dig my worms, catch my mackeral and buy squid from the tackle shop.

Hi, thanks for watching, here is the update. th-cam.com/video/33r9kz_21jw/w-d-xo.html

Hi, thank you for watching. used 500g for about 1.5kg of hardwood shavings, so 3-1.

Fantastic that it helped you, thank you for watching.

No, it's free, thanks for watching.

Thank you

Thank you for watching, had another short session at Kirkcaldy today, no fish caught.

Thank you very much, Happy New Year to you and your loved ones.

The seeds are highly priced and not poisonous, i don't usually eat the berries straight from the tree "pulling too many faces", lol, too sour. Do as you wish, everything on the plant is edible. Happy New Year and thanks for watching.

@@scotlandforagingandfishing Thank you and happy new year!

Thank you for watching the videos, Happy New Year to you and your loved ones.💥🎉🎉🎊

Thank you for your reply and watching, no I haven't tried that spot, but there is always next year.🥰, thanks for the tip.

Brilliant,this year I had my first boat fishing experience and loved it,the cod tasted delicious to. I’m now the owner of a boat rod and reel and can’t wait for the spring

@@stevenarnott9800 Yeah been out on the boats a few times at Arbroath it's brilliant

@@stevenarnott9800 Ah, fantastic, a boat is also on my wish list. Wish you all the best with your boat. Where are you based?

A fair question, you don't need that much sugar, as it is concentrated juice, you only need a ratio of 1 to 4 with water to have a fantastic drink. You also can substitute sugar with a natural sweetener.

@@scotlandforagingandfishing Good point i have seen lots of it may give it a go

@@mac148 if you need help and advice, get in touch on facebook, Scotland mushroom foraging and fishing facebook.com/groups/690824478411558

@@scotlandforagingandfishing Thanks

Pier is good in the summer for mackerel, fishing the side breakwater is better in any other time of the year.

@@scotlandforagingandfishing Thanks been watching some of your vids that little cottage you stayed at looks amazing Im deffo going to book a week there

Merry Christmas

Why is it time wasting?

@@scotlandforagingandfishing Elongated pregnant pauses