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Congratulations on your retirement Salty!!!!

Great to see the underwater video since I won’t be doing any scalloping I love watching and seeing you getting a good haul!!’

When I first bought this hous 17 years ago I felled 20 trees about that size around the edges of my property. I had quite the stack of firewood for a while. I haven't dropped another one in about 6 years. If I get solar I'm going to have a pro take out a couple trees because of the sheer size.

You're to old for this stuff put me in your will 😅

Halibut... LOL In Boston we call those "fluke." You might want to get one of those plastic covered fish identification charts, and perhaps the MA state fishing regulations available, for free, at your local tackle shop.

Well done! Thankyou!

Awesome, did you see any fish in those rivers?

Kinda like Purgatory Chasm but longer and wetter. Your Dad was a pretty cool guy. A small town doctor who made house calls. He put a lot of stitches in me and while doing it was always asking questions about what I was learning and encouraging me. Glad to hear you are walking away from the job. You've worked long enough. Enjoy the time off. We are enjoying retirement, just got back from a week fishing and watching campfires. We got a little bit of harvesting left to do in the garden, then some projects for the fall. I continue to walk the dog, coming up on 3,800 miles since I retired.

My wife and I look forward to watching your adventures. Thank you for sharing your big decision which is the best. Hope the videos continue. All the very best in your retirement.

I love this video Chris. I felt the inner turmoil so good job documenting that. I think you e made the perfect decision for yourself, you always look happy in nature.

Congratulations on making the biggest decision in your life！ I envy you❤❤❤❤

Congratulations!

For 67 you are looking pretty good. Centerville fitness is paying off. I continue to walk the dog about 3 miles a day while wearing a 25 pound pack. That goes on year round. I have a good four legged personal trainer. I miss seafood. The closest we get is bass and calico bass from the local lakes. Once in a while we buy some shrimp and make scampi or alfredo. Haven't had a lobster in years. But the pork here, oh, remember Forest Gump and how Bubba described cooking shrimp, that's pork out here. One little old woman could shuck all those in about 8 minutes. Move her hands so fast you couldn't see 'em. And complain about arthritis while moving that quick. She'd say I used to be fast, but I've slowed down. Last time we were in New England we went to Sandwich Neck Beach to pick stones. We've been cutting and polishing some. That's a great beach at low tide in the off season for rocks. And in the off season parking is free. But traffic on the cape in the off season has picked up substantially since we were kids. I can't imagine what the summer is like. The harvest out here in Iowa has been good. Several five gallon buckets of potatoes and sweet potatoes, huge winter squash, we were GIVEN 10 bushles of apples, 3 of pears, one of cherries as our fruit trees are mostly small. We got a good harvest from the blackberries, dozens of pints of jam. that was from blackberries only two years old. Oh, the mulberries, a half gallon of vinegar was fermented. And the radishes, onions, garlic, beets, carrots, pickle cucumbers, summer squash, tomatoes, still eating fresh tomatoes, peppers, rhubarb, green beans, two half gallons of sauerkraut fermented, a second crop of beets that got pickled. And herbs. So many dried herbs. Yah, it was a good garden this year. Lots of compost and manure and good well timed rain. As always, good to see you. Glad you are well. If you ever drive west on I80, find me and I'll put you up for the night.

Great Video! A lot of great information on scallops.

Great Video! A lot of information on the scallops

Great Video! A lot of information on the scallops

Enjoyed this! I had no idea that they swam . Wish I had gone with you but now I know how to get them for next time. Thanks for the great video!!

Very interesting!

What a fun fishing trip. I’d like anything on the menu!!!

That was cool! I never heard of Tautog before your video. Have you eaten any of your catch yet? I’d like to try some.

I loved all the wildlife and scenery. Hiked with a friend the other day and I was just say how important it is to let someone know where you’ll be when out adventuring alone. Glad you’re safe!!

Great video, that Aidan kid seems like a great kid to be around!

i have to ask why your using a snag hook? not being rude but those tog jigs work perfect just gotta get use to a tog bite and waiting to set the hook

if you need green crabs let me know ill take care fo you .ive supplied riverview before i have no idea why lee hasnt called me but anywho i ll have a bunch friday

A lovely informative adventure.

If you go out there at night with a spot light you'll catch them in higher numbers I do them same area and usually get 25 in an hour

I can almost smell the salt and the low tide. When we were kids the seals had long been hunted off the Cape.

A different look at a place we walk often-

That juice is blood from the lobster in the tamale as you can eat a pound of that a day for the rest of your life and not get sick another b******* story don't listen to this guy real fruit cake

I have been a lobster fisherman and that is a male Lobster that is not true the lobsters go in the Trap anyway they can

Great video! Is that really the original Mayflower restored? I think I heard on another video it was a replica? Not saying anything bad I’m just curious?

BTw, that old church with Columns seems like a Mason Lodge..an Architect would film Houses rather than rags in a flea market..just saying..thanks for sharing..

You are a great fishing guide. That slot limit of 28-31 must make it hard to find a keeper.

I loved the walk

Brrrrr!!!! And that wind was something. Glad to share in your adventure from the warm comfort of home. I’d be up for that hike in July😃

Felt like I was there again. Thanks for sharing.

Loved this one! Beautiful, educational. Anna you were a good sport !!!!

I attempted to climb Washington back about '96 or so to be at the top for the end of the bicycle race. It was a nice day in the valley, about 70 and sunny. At 4,000 feet it was light rain and getting cold. I turned around at about 4,500 feet when it was like walking up a trout stream and getting dangerous. The race was cancelled due to ice on top. If I were to visit now I'd take the shuttle as well. I'm glad to see Anna with you. She spoils you rotten, eh? Thanks for showing all this. Oh, I just remembered the stupidest comment I ever heard about the summit. "Whats with all the boulders? Why did the leave all those boulders all over the place? It seems like a lot of work to bring boulders up there and for what,? To make it hard to walk?"

You both did very well. Very interesting and enjoyable to watch.

Love from a Plymouth boy 🇬🇧

This has to be one of your best video's yet! Really enjoyed it. Feels like hanging out with family. We have a house in Eastham and I have never been shellfishing, crabbing, or fishing. Would love to rope my Dad into it this summer as he grew up doing all of this on the cape. I'm too nervous to try it by myself! haha Can't wait to return in Sept. best time of the year in my opinion!

Great video. Learned a lot!!! I still don't think I'll ever pick one up!!! Excellent location!!!

Awesome video! Callie’s joke was a hit and Frito is so cute!

Wow Callie has great jokes Very informative

Good to see you buddy. News from here, quiet. Garden harvest is slowing down. Walking the dog has picked up, 95 miles in past 30 days. Have another great grandkid due in a month. Lawn never turned brown this summer. That's news from here.

Nice job everyone! Callie it is fun. I believe Saltyhead is the one who showed me how to get blue crabs also..

Great job! Kudos to Callie, loved her jokes and I’m going to share them with Naia💕

Glad to see back.

Ethical harvest,

I use a milk crate with the float (pool noodles) zip tied to the top so the clams stay in the water. Also I have a Lowe’s bucket with a lid, I fill it with salt water and put the clams in the water and let them purge for about an hour before cooking.