Very informative to the people who never knew. This is how it’s done in a local seafood community every where. My memories from fernandina beach in NE Florida
Loved the video! I live in Tennessee but we have relatives in Alabama and was invited to come work the summer on one of their friend's scrimp boats. Mom said I was too young, 15. I have regretted that my entire life. I did however spend the next summer in Myrtle Beach SC at my uncle's campground, [Lakewood Family Campground] helping clear and build camp sites. That is another story for another time. Have a blessed day and keep up the good work, my friend. PB
I don’t know if you’ve had kids yet but when you do. Promise yourself now that when that young man or woman wants to go spread their wings let them go!
Born and raised dulac Louisiana bottom of the boot ...I prey yall have a nice blessed season be safe we just left out again on the boat just hit 80 box 4 days stay blessed 🙌
Best video yet. I was able to go out on a shrimp boat in Panama City while stationed at Tyndall in the 80's. One of the best experiences of my life. All it cost me was a case of beer and he gave me all the shrimp we caught in the few hours we were out. First time i was introduced to Queen shrimp. Keep the videos going...love it.
Great video, I was glued to every movement that skipper made. Not a wasted movement in carrying out his task. Half the world would starve if it wasn't for people like him. Look at the huge part he plays in the food chain. The skipper knows his shrimp and you can put a cracker on that doo.
Connecting with the Dolphin was cool I bet. Especially when it looked you in the eye. Nice, Cajun people made the day. Mouth was watering fresh biol too. Man ! What a grate life !
The mystery fish is a Violet Goby, they can get up to about 28 inches in length, they are near blind and have a modified anal fin that acts as a suction cup to latch on to stuff. They are often sold in the pet trade as dragonfish and mislabeled as freshwater, but they require a very specific salt content to thrive, so catching one is a good sign the ecosystem is healthy.
@@ozzieo3517 👈🤣 Behavioural ‘omnivores’, is a heart attack and cancer and high blood pressure, fat deposits clog the arteries everywhere, Limp👇🧟♂️🦠🍖🔴Diiick eating Cooorpses 🛏💔🤷♀️🤦♀️ .. th-cam.com/video/KK7vFRcB8lk/w-d-xo.html .. th-cam.com/video/XmXynDLkbXY/w-d-xo.html 😂🤣😂😂. Over a frigging 5 minute burger or chicken etc. CuItfoIIowing !!!! MeatfIake !! Caveman !!! 🙄 TimeIapse pig carcasses. 6-10 days in your stomach putrefying 🤮. Deodorant mask the symptoms but you still smell bad in your feet and shoes and socks 🔴🍖🦠🧟♂️🥾🦶🧦, 🧟♂️💩🚽🤮🤮🤮 🤮. No Fibre. PH 4, hard arteries. th-cam.com/video/VvSZTmWRvXY/w-d-xo.html Vegans they don’t smell, because lots of fibre if you eat plants and fruit and nuts and berries and tubers and lentils beans and potatoes etc. Lots of fibre !! PH 7-10. Smooth arteries. Toilet ✅❤️💩🚽😉neutral. And you get bigger and stronger and fitter when you go plant based. No fat deposits because fat deposits is animals and cheese and fish etc.
One of the best and most informative videos you guys have ever released. A lot of history being explained. You guys need to do more videos like this. Kind of like Mike Rowe on dirty jobs... but in your case it is history...from food to table. Outstanding job guys.
These dudes know what's up when it comes to shrimp! Matter fact, day soon I be there!!!! 1979 my high school trip. I learn talk Louisiana bi yu. New Orleans y'all!! Rick Fort Worth Texas!!!
That captain sure has a lot of work to do. Watching out for boats, checking depth, keeping time on drags, pulling the rope in. No wonder their beat by the end of the day. HARD WORK to say the least.
That Zach guy has a tonne of skills. He knows what he's doing and he's loving the life he's in it. He is sure are the succesor of the family legacy. Enjoyable shrimping video.
The people you were with are the salt of the earth. I hope you truly appreciate meeting and have the luck of God meeting in your life during this video. God bless you and your family. This video made my heart smile. The world needs more people like you.
Ain't nothing like taking a nap after a long day catching shrimp or fish and waking up to have a nice seafood boil. Think it's time for me to go back to grand isle.
GREAT VIDEO, Frens! I grew up going shrimping with my Dad, my brother, and my sister (sometimes)... Dad had a 32' setback trawl and pulled it with a 15' bateau... we'd go down to the marsh around Golden Meadow and pull in the canals and inland lakes down there. I hated it at the time because we'd get eaten up by mosquitoes & deerflies, and it was a lot of work once the first drag was dumped in the box. Looking back, I was young and just didn't know what good times were back then! The best part was that we kept all we caught, and had shrimp in the freezer all winter long! God bless ALL of us! WWG1WGA
Sorry bluegabe continue when I was 12 years old with a door to door milk man also the newspaper, to Campos marina back in the 60s I'm 68 been living here my whole life beautiful people I knew Robert and Zacks grandparents very well Miss Mable, and Blackies Campo that was my mornings on the weekend we delivered milk etc. for most of southern St. Bernard parish did not have to many store back then in Shell Beach, Delicoix, and Hopedale, some of the best fishing in the south caught my share you and Kelly have some of the best videos on TH-cam tks tell Kelly that was a awesome redfish she caught the other day again tks for the video help keep the old man entertained.
What a great vid !! For I can not say more. I have hunted, fished, crabbed, trapped, tonged for oysters, before I was 17 teen. For it is truly nice to see of how these young men work hard and that is no lie. As I was born in 1955 and it is nice to see these young men do there thing. Old Master Gunnery SGT USMC.
Was glad to see this one my hometown st Bernard parish been living in Boston for over 20 years now but my family still lives there made me homesick so much fun
Gabe and Kelly I love watching your guys channels cause they are very diverse you both cover a ton of different subjects, thank you I first learned about your channel when your brother said ., my. brother started a channel so I found it and subscribed then when you went paddle boarding with Kelly and introduced her as " your friend " I subscribed to her channel. Thank you all for a few years of watching pleasure.. PS. Hope you guys will be happy for the rest of your lives. THANK YOU FRANK FROM MONTANA.....
Bluegabe and Kelly another great video ! Thanks for taking us along. Tell the young captain he did a great job telling how run the rigging and he did a great job on cooking. Be Bless ! Be looking for the next one.
I work as a deckhand on a shrimp boat out of Galveston, Texas. I work with my 89 year old father in law. He’s been shrimping 80 years and our followers love watching our daily routine. You captured what I’ve been trying to capture. Perfectly. I thoroughly enjoyed your video and the fact that you showed from beginning to end. I know it takes time editing and I know it’s a timely process but bravo to you for a great video. I hope you don’t mind but I am going to show it on my page as I know many of our followers would love to see this. Take care and if y’all are ever in Galveston do you have a free ride.
Now this was an awesome video. I have a good feeling it’s going to be your best one! Keep up the hard work and thank you for showing how hard those boys work. People need to understand how they get their seafood.
Awsome way of life. Nothing like being your own boss. People in Louisiana are the friendliest in the US. A rough few years with all the Hurricanes but I hope they have bounced back.
Sheesh talk about multitasking, the guys driving the boat pulling nets and giving a narrative, I have a bigger appreciation for wild caught shrimp 🍤 Thank you 🙏🏽
That boy definitely knows what he’s doing! Went on a shrimp trawler when I was a kid and hated all the dead by catch we shoveled off the deck. His way is much better! Cool video Gabe! From Southport N.C.
that was great Blue Gabe. I helped a mate of mine for a few weeks by driving his boat prawning/shrimping in Australia. Unfortunately I only drove the boat, 63' and he and a deck hand worked the gear and sorted the catch so I didn't get to know what we were doing. Now I do. We did haul direct over the stern rather than the side like you did. Thanks for sharing.
I remember in my 20s I couldn't get enough of work and money, I'd put Tile Roofs on during the week and wanted to work on a shrimp boat on the weekends. What the hell was I thinking 🤔
Cool video Gabe. I could listen to these men talk forever. Brings back so many memories of my year in NORLANS. Everybody treat you like your family. Beautiful Large shrimp Uncle Keith in Ohio
finally, a new video instead of the standard look at us.. Please do more of these videos supporting the American blue collar worker.. definitely the best video yet
She is lovely. Reminded my life at her age, and job choice and performance. I am older now, but your video links : life, job, ,passion. Thanks for the memories.
Lol Gabe the shrimp you showed was what I grew up using for bait. My grandparents had a place in Brazoria, Texas right on the mouth of the Gulf and I spent every summer there fishing and helping on the shrimp boat and riding my horse. I would bring him up with me and roped off the bottom of one of the cabins for a stall for the summer.. the best memories... Many thanks for taking me back to those memories... You have a wonderful channel. Thanks again...
One of the best videos that you've made. I could tell y'all were enjoying it!!! Made me wish that I was there doing it too, brother!!! Great video!!! God bless and keep y'all safe!!!
Thanks for a very educational video. Like u I have never been on a real shrimp boat until today. The food feast had all my favorite seafood etc. The quality of you and Kelly's film making is outstanding, thanks again.
that is a dream trip for me. ill tell you. im building a house in crystal river and we went to this local shack called the freezer. had THE BEST shrimp of my life. just like youve got there, peel and eat. order by the pound. when i move down there, im going to eat that once a week until im sick lol. thats the life. great job gabe.
Warms this Canadian's heart to hear Blue Gabe slip into a Louisiana drawl! I love watching that Shrimping Boat work, what a treat to see how and where the shrimp we use for fishing and of course eating comes from. Up here most of the shrimp we eat on the west coast are Spot Prawns and they are caught in traps due to the depth, and the rocky terrain and reef formations. That said they are sweet little jewels and about 3x the size of the southern species of Shrimp from the Louisiana bayou. Love the videos Gabe, where to next Brother?
are white and brown shrimp get pretty big but as they mature they move off shore. cause of the coast line the big ones are harder and fewer the further out. typically them door nets do commercial food and aren't brought back alive, bringing in thousands of pounds a trip. a trip lasting several days.
Hello great video. This was the best video i ever seen. Thanks gabe and Kelly for making this video. I seen some great shrimp video yall got them beat by far.
Yessiree Gabe, this was one of your BEST VIDEOS! It showed everyone where their seafood originates. Good job! Those guys work their butts off...because they LOVE it! Kelly, gotta say, glad you were able to play with the porpoise's while returning to port! Those guys swim fast on their back...wish I could do that! Gabe, sorry about the leg hairs ya lost...at least that was all! Please stay safe you guys! 👍 🤙😎
Very cool, and informative video Gabe. People take it to lightly where there food comes from. I think once you see how hard and the culture it comes from, you can appreciate it more. That goes for anything that puts food on your table. I have always respected how hard of work it is, and now I respect it all the more. Keep these great videos coming my brother. Stay awesome and stay blessed.
I went on a swamp tour in Westwego an I was told the West Bank is the best bank 🤔. Damn I can’t wait to visit NOLA again some of best food I’ve ever ate.
By far the most organized and efficient shrimping boat i've ever seen. Campo knows his business. Great relaxing and informative video. You fellas seem to enjoy the work too. Truly jealous here. 🥐🥐🥐🥐🥐🥐🥐🥐🥐
The addition of info at the bottom of the screen while watching was a good idea. I hope these guys stay safe with this hurricane that's being forecasted next week 🌀
Thank you Gabe and Kelly for taking your time and sharing with us. Actually is really awesome to learn how they shrimp! Thanks again from Stuttgart Arkansas 🦆🌾♥️
U will have tons of deck hands n crap and those two metal things are called doors the back they dump is a tail big commercial ones of two tails and have a couple tons of shrimp at the end of the day
That's the first time I saw them riggers on a skiff. Usually those types of boats would have 2 poles up in the air "day skimmers" at least that's how it was back in my day. Hey Campo this is Capt. Swampy kin here :) great job and yall learned me something new in this vid
My props to the captain and his first mate they do a great job I live next door and buy seafood from Louisiana frequently will support our brother Americans over imported seafood and crawfish to we Texans love you guys thanks for the video🇺🇸Stay Safe and Vigilant 🇺🇸 that’s money dude and don’t forget while you wait you must hydrate 🤣🤣🤣
Back in the day, at Shell Island Marina, in St. Marks Florida, live shrimp were $.05 a piece and we thought that was highway robbery. However, we did catch LOTS of NO SIZE LIMIT spelled trout! 😊
I made those “fancy knots” when tying up our boat. After the cleat, and the extra line would just hang, so I would do that braid it on the dock and it is pretty and functional. Great video 🥰
Man Luke would have had a hay day with all those critters! and Jake would have been tight on some of those reds and trout! Great vid Lil Bro! I was a gulf shrimper in my younger days great to see ya show how hard working folks make their living instead of looking for a handout!
That little box you all are picking through on the bateau is called a trier box . Trier is Cajun for pick at , or sort through. Bateau means boat . That's MONEY dude . Next time you eat crabs , Old Bay and malt vinegar to dip the meat in . It's a game changer , Maryland style
Very informative to the people who never knew. This is how it’s done in a local seafood community every where. My memories from fernandina beach in NE Florida
Thank you Gabe, I had no clue how all that worked together (shrimping) Just a short 50 years on this planet and still learning, LOVE IT!!!
@Spying Dutchman
If they were destroying anything the populations wouldn't be replenished.
AMEN TO THAT MY FRIEND
Loved the video! I live in Tennessee but we have relatives in Alabama and was invited to come work the summer on one of their friend's scrimp boats. Mom said I was too young, 15. I have regretted that my entire life. I did however spend the next summer in Myrtle Beach SC at my uncle's campground, [Lakewood Family Campground] helping clear and build camp sites. That is another story for another time. Have a blessed day and keep up the good work, my friend. PB
I don’t know if you’ve had kids yet but when you do. Promise yourself now that when that young man or woman wants to go spread their wings let them go!
I love Campos. They are such great people. That's where we always buy live shrimp when we are fishing down that way.
This video is honestly 1 of my favorites now. A good healthy dose of informaty and fun.
Born and raised dulac Louisiana bottom of the boot ...I prey yall have a nice blessed season be safe we just left out again on the boat just hit 80 box 4 days stay blessed 🙌
Best video yet. I was able to go out on a shrimp boat in Panama City while stationed at Tyndall in the 80's. One of the best experiences of my life. All it cost me was a case of beer and he gave me all the shrimp we caught in the few hours we were out. First time i was introduced to Queen shrimp. Keep the videos going...love it.
Love it,Great for people to see what the commercial Guys and Girls do for us.
Great video, I was glued to every movement that skipper made. Not a wasted movement in carrying out his task. Half the world would starve if it wasn't for people like him. Look at the huge part he plays in the food chain. The skipper knows his shrimp and you can put a cracker on that doo.
17:33 dolphin
My grandpa was a shrimp boat captain all his life. Loved always seeing what he would bring home. Houma, LA
Connecting with the Dolphin was cool I bet. Especially when it looked you in the eye. Nice, Cajun people made the day. Mouth was watering fresh biol too. Man ! What a grate life !
This is an awesome video. It highlights the hard working folks in Louisiana and the natural resource they rely on. Thanks for sharing.
The mystery fish is a Violet Goby, they can get up to about 28 inches in length, they are near blind and have a modified anal fin that acts as a suction cup to latch on to stuff. They are often sold in the pet trade as dragonfish and mislabeled as freshwater, but they require a very specific salt content to thrive, so catching one is a good sign the ecosystem is healthy.
WOW!
@@ozzieo3517 👈🤣 Behavioural ‘omnivores’, is a heart attack and cancer and high blood pressure, fat deposits clog the arteries everywhere, Limp👇🧟♂️🦠🍖🔴Diiick eating Cooorpses 🛏💔🤷♀️🤦♀️ .. th-cam.com/video/KK7vFRcB8lk/w-d-xo.html .. th-cam.com/video/XmXynDLkbXY/w-d-xo.html 😂🤣😂😂. Over a frigging 5 minute burger or chicken etc. CuItfoIIowing !!!! MeatfIake !! Caveman !!! 🙄
TimeIapse pig carcasses. 6-10 days in your stomach putrefying 🤮. Deodorant mask the symptoms but you still smell bad in your feet and shoes and socks 🔴🍖🦠🧟♂️🥾🦶🧦, 🧟♂️💩🚽🤮🤮🤮 🤮. No Fibre. PH 4, hard arteries. th-cam.com/video/VvSZTmWRvXY/w-d-xo.html
Vegans they don’t smell, because lots of fibre if you eat plants and fruit and nuts and berries and tubers and lentils beans and potatoes etc. Lots of fibre !! PH 7-10. Smooth arteries. Toilet ✅❤️💩🚽😉neutral. And you get bigger and stronger and fitter when you go plant based. No fat deposits because fat deposits is animals and cheese and fish etc.
I’ve hunted, fished, shrimped my entire life n south Louisiana. Zach has mad skills! To anyone who doubts it, that is hard work.
Patrick, I cave you a thumps up's to brother. Old Master Gunnery SGT USMC
It sho nuf is hard working
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It sure is hard work. From Lake Charles myself
Shrimpin is tough. Just ask Forrest Gump. lol 😆 🤣 😂 . Very good video 📹 👍 👌 👏 New Subscriber 👌
Love eating shrimps with heads like the way the guy eats them. 👍❤️🤗🦐🦐🦐🦐🦀🦀🦀❤️
One of the best and most informative videos you guys have ever released. A lot of history being explained. You guys need to do more videos like this. Kind of like Mike Rowe on dirty jobs... but in your case it is history...from food to table. Outstanding job guys.
Very Cool. They have it down to a science for sure
Love how you support American made stuff respectable. Once again some of the most raw content on yt just awesome man keep em comin'
These dudes know what's up when it comes to shrimp! Matter fact, day soon I be there!!!! 1979 my high school trip. I learn talk Louisiana bi yu. New Orleans y'all!!
Rick Fort Worth Texas!!!
That captain sure has a lot of work to do. Watching out for boats, checking depth, keeping time on drags, pulling the rope in. No wonder their beat by the end of the day. HARD WORK to say the least.
I'm from the Bahamas and see so much imported and farmed shrimp from Asia. I always wondered how its done in the wild! Great video guys!!
That Zach guy has a tonne of skills. He knows what he's doing and he's loving the life he's in it. He is sure are the succesor of the family legacy. Enjoyable shrimping video.
The people you were with are the salt of the earth. I hope you truly appreciate meeting and have the luck of God meeting in your life during this video. God bless you and your family. This video made my heart smile. The world needs more people like you.
Ain't nothing like taking a nap after a long day catching shrimp or fish and waking up to have a nice seafood boil. Think it's time for me to go back to grand isle.
That was awesome! Nothing goes to waste on that boat. And that Dolphin was saying hi to you ..
This was just a great video! I always love the way you and Kelly just take us along. You really get a sense of how hard those guys work.
GREAT VIDEO, Frens!
I grew up going shrimping with my Dad, my brother, and my sister (sometimes)... Dad had a 32' setback trawl and pulled it with a 15' bateau... we'd go down to the marsh around Golden Meadow and pull in the canals and inland lakes down there. I hated it at the time because we'd get eaten up by mosquitoes & deerflies, and it was a lot of work once the first drag was dumped in the box. Looking back, I was young and just didn't know what good times were back then! The best part was that we kept all we caught, and had shrimp in the freezer all winter long!
God bless ALL of us!
WWG1WGA
Sorry bluegabe continue when I was 12 years old with a door to door milk man also the newspaper, to Campos marina back in the 60s I'm 68 been living here my whole life beautiful people I knew Robert and Zacks grandparents very well Miss Mable, and Blackies Campo that was my mornings on the weekend we delivered milk etc. for most of southern St. Bernard parish did not have to many store back then in Shell Beach, Delicoix, and Hopedale, some of the best fishing in the south caught my share you and Kelly have some of the best videos on TH-cam tks tell Kelly that was a awesome redfish she caught the other day again tks for the video help keep the old man entertained.
What a great vid !! For I can not say more. I have hunted, fished, crabbed, trapped, tonged for oysters, before I was 17 teen. For it is truly nice to see of how these young men work hard and that is no lie. As I was born in 1955 and it is nice to see these young men do there thing. Old Master Gunnery SGT USMC.
Was glad to see this one my hometown st Bernard parish been living in Boston for over 20 years now but my family still lives there made me homesick so much fun
From shrimp boat catching shrimp all the way to burnt leg hairs, lol. Awesome video guys!!!
Gabe and Kelly I love watching your guys channels cause they are very diverse you both cover a ton of different subjects, thank you I first learned about your channel when your brother said ., my. brother started a channel so I found it and subscribed then when you went paddle boarding with Kelly and introduced her as " your friend " I subscribed to her channel. Thank you all for a few years of watching pleasure.. PS. Hope you guys will be happy for the rest of your lives. THANK YOU FRANK FROM MONTANA.....
I love these type of video’s. Real folks doin their jobs and havin fun doin it. Awesome feed at the end. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I have been a commercial fisherman for 43 years running boats as far away as novascotia and found this awsome to watch
Bluegabe and Kelly another great video ! Thanks for taking us along. Tell the young captain he did a great job telling how run the rigging and he did a great job on cooking. Be Bless ! Be looking for the next one.
I work as a deckhand on a shrimp boat out of Galveston, Texas. I work with my 89 year old father in law. He’s been shrimping 80 years and our followers love watching our daily routine.
You captured what I’ve been trying to capture. Perfectly. I thoroughly enjoyed your video and the fact that you showed from beginning to end. I know it takes time editing and I know it’s a timely process but bravo to you for a great video. I hope you don’t mind but I am going to show it on my page as I know many of our followers would love to see this. Take care and if y’all are ever in Galveston do you have a free ride.
Now this was an awesome video. I have a good feeling it’s going to be your best one! Keep up the hard work and thank you for showing how hard those boys work. People need to understand how they get their seafood.
Awsome way of life. Nothing like being your own boss. People in Louisiana are the friendliest in the US. A rough few years with all the Hurricanes but I hope they have bounced back.
That was an AMAZING, AWESOME, & INCREDIBLE VIDEO!!!!!! Thanks for taking us along. Wow!!!!
Sheesh talk about multitasking, the guys driving the boat pulling nets and giving a narrative, I have a bigger appreciation for wild caught shrimp 🍤
Thank you 🙏🏽
Agree, he needs to put his help to work. Dudes good.
That boy definitely knows what he’s doing! Went on a shrimp trawler when I was a kid and hated all the dead by catch we shoveled off the deck. His way is much better! Cool video Gabe! From Southport N.C.
Yup thats what 100 years of business looks like
@@ct7024 Amazing.
that was great Blue Gabe. I helped a mate of mine for a few weeks by driving his boat prawning/shrimping in Australia. Unfortunately I only drove the boat, 63' and he and a deck hand worked the gear and sorted the catch so I didn't get to know what we were doing. Now I do. We did haul direct over the stern rather than the side like you did. Thanks for sharing.
I remember in my 20s I couldn't get enough of work and money, I'd put Tile Roofs on during the week and wanted to work on a shrimp boat on the weekends. What the hell was I thinking 🤔
Lol lots of my friends in FL did the same😅
Fun times…
You are a tuff dude…
@@dmmiles01 thx bro..
If you have to work that hard. Nothing beats being out on the water.
Cool video Gabe. I could listen to these men talk forever. Brings back so many memories of my year in NORLANS. Everybody treat you like your family. Beautiful Large shrimp
Uncle Keith in Ohio
finally, a new video instead of the standard look at us.. Please do more of these videos supporting the American blue collar worker.. definitely the best video yet
Great video bluegabe I live down here in St. Bernard parish, I use to deliver milk, bread, french bread, doughnuts, pied, cream cheese
That was probably one of the best videos you’ve made yet good job 👍
That right there was an OUTSTANDING VIDEO!
Total silence on the boat. Everyone knows their job and their place. True professionals right there!!
Nice dolphin at 17:32 and 17:50! Stealing some of the stirred up bait fish!
What a really neat thing to see Gabe, thanks for sharing! The whole process was so interesting.
Your life is perfect.
Your videos make me realize how beautiful life can be.
You are truly blessed.
Thank you for your service.
Just got very excited seeing that this vid is over 30min.
Lying in bed with Covid, so this makes it all a bit better!!
Thanks🙏
Hope you feel better soon
I hallucinated for 3 days straight, get well bro. Took about 9 days to get back into it...
Take large amounts of vitamin D plus Zinc. It will prevent the virus from replicating in your body so you won't get sicker.
She is lovely.
Reminded my life at her age, and job choice and performance.
I am older now, but your video links : life, job, ,passion.
Thanks for the memories.
This Tennessee girl LOVES the way these Louisiana boys tawk! 😉❣️🇺🇸
I know right😂😂
Finest bunch of folks there are down there. Hate Katrina blew our camp away down there. We haven’t been back yet. Hope to one day tho. Great video!
Yes! I was waiting for this one! Love your videos BlueGabe!
Lol Gabe the shrimp you showed was what I grew up using for bait. My grandparents had a place in Brazoria, Texas right on the mouth of the Gulf and I spent every summer there fishing and helping on the shrimp boat and riding my horse. I would bring him up with me and roped off the bottom of one of the cabins for a stall for the summer.. the best memories... Many thanks for taking me back to those memories... You have a wonderful channel. Thanks again...
One of the best videos that you've made. I could tell y'all were enjoying it!!! Made me wish that I was there doing it too, brother!!! Great video!!! God bless and keep y'all safe!!!
Thanks for a very educational video. Like u I have never been on a real shrimp boat until today. The food feast had all my favorite seafood etc. The quality of you and Kelly's film making is outstanding, thanks again.
What a sweet lifestyle, I loved the father and son. Thanks for another great video!
That looks like a fun day! I love Cajun boils! I lived in South Louisiana for a year and they have the best food hands down!
that is a dream trip for me. ill tell you. im building a house in crystal river and we went to this local shack called the freezer. had THE BEST shrimp of my life. just like youve got there, peel and eat. order by the pound. when i move down there, im going to eat that once a week until im sick lol. thats the life. great job gabe.
Your videos are worth watching on tv 🙌
If you don't enjoy a day like that, you just don't have a good time in you. Thank you for the video and for being real people.
Warms this Canadian's heart to hear Blue Gabe slip into a Louisiana drawl! I love watching that Shrimping Boat work, what a treat to see how and where the shrimp we use for fishing and of course eating comes from. Up here most of the shrimp we eat on the west coast are Spot Prawns and they are caught in traps due to the depth, and the rocky terrain and reef formations. That said they are sweet little jewels and about 3x the size of the southern species of Shrimp from the Louisiana bayou. Love the videos Gabe, where to next Brother?
are white and brown shrimp get pretty big but as they mature they move off shore. cause of the coast line the big ones are harder and fewer the further out. typically them door nets do commercial food and aren't brought back alive, bringing in thousands of pounds a trip. a trip lasting several days.
That boat sounds like heaven. Cummins? I'm a land lubber from East TN; I always admire how folks on the coast get her done. God Bless Y'all!
Just made it to 2:10, lol. Cummins! yeah baby!
Hello great video. This was the best video i ever seen. Thanks gabe and Kelly for making this video. I seen some great shrimp video yall got them beat by far.
You SEEN it????😂😂😂😂 Yore an perfuct Suthern dude, bro!😂😂😂😢😢😢😂😂😂😢😢😮😅😮😢😂
Thank you for sharing my State. Louisiana!!!!!!!
Yessiree Gabe, this was one of your BEST VIDEOS! It showed everyone where their seafood originates. Good job! Those guys work their butts off...because they LOVE it! Kelly, gotta say, glad you were able to play with the porpoise's while returning to port!
Those guys swim fast on their back...wish I could do that! Gabe, sorry about the leg hairs ya lost...at least that was all! Please stay safe you guys! 👍 🤙😎
at about 18 minutes that shrimp guy looks so cool with his sunglasses. Like a sunglasses commercial. Really cool and smooth
I love watching you're channel
Dragon fish
Part of the somer family
We got them in Jacksonville Florida
Thank you Gabe,Kelly,and shrimping crew for the inside scoop on your daily lives!!!
“That’s money dude” lol what a S/O
Very cool, and informative video Gabe. People take it to lightly where there food comes from. I think once you see how hard and the culture it comes from, you can appreciate it more. That goes for anything that puts food on your table. I have always respected how hard of work it is, and now I respect it all the more. Keep these great videos coming my brother. Stay awesome and stay blessed.
I went on a swamp tour in Westwego an I was told the West Bank is the best bank 🤔. Damn I can’t wait to visit NOLA again some of best food I’ve ever ate.
You guys have an amazing life. There's only a few places here in Tucson to fish. But fishing there is nothing like the ocean or a huge lake.
You should mention his grandfather Blackie Campo a true Louisiana legend.
He sure definitely was
That crab/shrimp boil looked amazing!!! 😋
By far the most organized and efficient shrimping boat i've ever seen.
Campo knows his business.
Great relaxing and informative video. You fellas seem to enjoy the work too. Truly jealous here. 🥐🥐🥐🥐🥐🥐🥐🥐🥐
Louisiana has an amazing culture and great people to enjoy it with!!!
Hey Bluegabe, epic video! That fish was a Lizard fish by the way. Always wanted to see what goes on with a shrimp bait boat.
The addition of info at the bottom of the screen while watching was a good idea. I hope these guys stay safe with this hurricane that's being forecasted next week 🌀
There will be no hurricane it dropped
Thank you Gabe and Kelly for taking your time and sharing with us. Actually is really awesome to learn how they shrimp! Thanks again from Stuttgart Arkansas 🦆🌾♥️
That isnt fully how thats just for bait but shrimping on big huge boats is diffrent
U will have tons of deck hands n crap and those two metal things are called doors the back they dump is a tail big commercial ones of two tails and have a couple tons of shrimp at the end of the day
And they usally shrimp more at knight and when they do most of the time
Where i live the big huge ones go down the bayou in the ship canal all the way to the Gulf of Mexico
That's the first time I saw them riggers on a skiff. Usually those types of boats would have 2 poles up in the air "day skimmers" at least that's how it was back in my day. Hey Campo this is Capt. Swampy kin here :) great job and yall learned me something new in this vid
Great video I often wondered what it would be like to go shrimping, and I like it
There alot of way you can go shrimping. I do shrimping land-based.
Shrimp be that way my boy...Lutienant Dan
My props to the captain and his first mate they do a great job I live next door and buy seafood from Louisiana frequently will support our brother Americans over imported seafood and crawfish to we Texans love you guys thanks for the video🇺🇸Stay Safe and Vigilant 🇺🇸 that’s money dude and don’t forget while you wait you must hydrate 🤣🤣🤣
Now that is a captain right there blue gabe cheers from Queensland Australia mate
We need a part two
Great video!! Didn't understand the sequence of events at first.......it became clear after the first drag. Cool gang to hang out with!!
Back in the day, at Shell Island Marina, in St. Marks Florida, live shrimp were $.05 a piece and we thought that was highway robbery. However, we did catch LOTS of NO SIZE LIMIT spelled trout! 😊
In the 80’s my folks sold live shrimp for $5 a quart! Went to $6 probably lost customers.
26:50 sticking a plastic boat paddle in BOILING water/food will strip the plastic from the paddle and it is ALL GOING IN YOUR FOOD.
I made those “fancy knots” when tying up our boat. After the cleat, and the extra line would just hang, so I would do that braid it on the dock and it is pretty and functional. Great video 🥰
nice calm filming too. really enjoyable nature filming sunset and everthing. helped me loose some anxiety watching too.
love the channel and the mood
Dang I'm freaking hungry for a boil right now. Great video as always Gabe 👍🏼 👌🏼 👏🏽
That boat haul's tail and I love shrimp
Man Luke would have had a hay day with all those critters! and Jake would have been tight on some of those reds and trout! Great vid Lil Bro! I was a gulf shrimper in my younger days great to see ya show how hard working folks make their living instead of looking for a handout!
That little box you all are picking through on the bateau is called a trier box . Trier is Cajun for pick at , or sort through. Bateau means boat . That's MONEY dude . Next time you eat crabs , Old Bay and malt vinegar to dip the meat in . It's a game changer , Maryland style