I miss going Abalone diving at Cardiac Hill and Salmon Creek and Shelter Cove, because Abalone is my absolute favorite food that I have to ever eaten and I started abalone diving when I was 12 years old until I was in my thirties and It was getting more expensive to go diving so I ended up having to quit diving, I don't know how people can grow what they call pocket abs because the regulations stated that green or pink Abalone had to be a minimum of 7 inches across before you could legally take them and the Black Abalone was a bit smaller at about 5 inches but now they allow people to have these pocket abs that I swear look like they're being poached because they are so much smaller than what I used to dive for.
Don't fret mate, those baby abalone taste like crap, NO WILD TASTE at all, they can have them. Sounds like you California diver? I have harvested California Abs all my life, we sure miss the treat of a wonderful table fair.
@@MrSoarman In California we bought a house in 1963. the owners were into jewelry and rock hounding, but the abalone shells they left (returned to Aus.) were ten inches across. I'd imagine even though I dived off Calif. in the seventies that size just isn't seen any more.
Abalone diving in California was stopped in 2017. There was a cascade effect where disease had wiped out the sunstar starfish. This led to a population explosion of the sunstar's main food source, purple urchins. The urchins ate and devastated the kelp beds which had kept abalone fed. Abalone then starved and many died. There are some signs of recovery but it looks like it will be a long time before diving for abalone might ever be allowed again.
@@fullhalf420 I live in NZ and I have a spot I go to on my run, I get home twice as fast 🤣. Well not quite but yea. Same as cray bodies (lobster) gotta mix the guts in with the flesh or it just don't taste right
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A really brave enterprise. Awesome
Awesome Video!! Very informative!
I miss going Abalone diving at Cardiac Hill and Salmon Creek and Shelter Cove, because Abalone is my absolute favorite food that I have to ever eaten and I started abalone diving when I was 12 years old until I was in my thirties and It was getting more expensive to go diving so I ended up having to quit diving, I don't know how people can grow what they call pocket abs because the regulations stated that green or pink Abalone had to be a minimum of 7 inches across before you could legally take them and the Black Abalone was a bit smaller at about 5 inches but now they allow people to have these pocket abs that I swear look like they're being poached because they are so much smaller than what I used to dive for.
Don't fret mate, those baby abalone taste like crap, NO WILD TASTE at all, they can have them. Sounds like you California diver? I have harvested California Abs all my life, we sure miss the treat of a wonderful table fair.
@@MrSoarman In California we bought a house in 1963. the owners were into jewelry and rock hounding, but the abalone shells they left (returned to Aus.) were ten inches across. I'd imagine even though I dived off Calif. in the seventies that size just isn't seen any more.
Get your own channel. No one asked for your life story.
After reading yr cmt, I took a very long deep breath. Very long long sentence.✍🙏🙏
Abalone diving in California was stopped in 2017. There was a cascade effect where disease had wiped out the sunstar starfish. This led to a population explosion of the sunstar's main food source, purple urchins. The urchins ate and devastated the kelp beds which had kept abalone fed. Abalone then starved and many died. There are some signs of recovery but it looks like it will be a long time before diving for abalone might ever be allowed again.
Excellent work. Grow the Abolone up on the beach and stop feeding the White Sharks.
"these abalone may be a little sluggish" LOL
Clam and abalone pizza with a garlic white cream sauce... yum. Bacon, tomato, onion, mushrooms... what else?
This amazing.Thank you
What a wonderful industry you created there sir. Is it possible sir to culture the same species in our locality. Thank you very much. God bless you.
Should always use local species so when some get loose (and they always do) you don’t introduce an invasive species…..
@@Rick_Sanchez_C137_ Negative Thinking!!!...
from what i heard a competitor poisoned the water source that only affect small creatures
Beatiful thanx
I love abalones
Thank you for sharing 👌👊🏽
Abalones didn't love to see at sunlight but i can heard them talking in the waters
What the !@#!@# are you trying to say?
here in the philippines where we can buy the abalone feeds sir.. thank you..
Google it.
Heaps of energy in these bad boys
@@fullhalf420 I live in NZ and I have a spot I go to on my run, I get home twice as fast 🤣. Well not quite but yea. Same as cray bodies (lobster) gotta mix the guts in with the flesh or it just don't taste right
Can abelone love in fresh water?
No.
Good news ,we want more abalone farms investment ,and research.!
Thank you...if you don't mind send me the left over. Paul
hi i am a student busy with my btech i need assistance with my project anyone willing to assist m suppose to draft a business plan
Tasmanian abalone are the best in the world .
My balone has a first name.... it's....um.... A
Can I barrow $10 bucks til Friday anybody
No.
No.
I will gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today
You good now? I need my 10$ back
You can have it