I have been living in this area for 30 plus year, and am proud to say I live this life hunting, fishing, and foraging for clam, and oysters. I have been wanting to showcase this for a long time by way of TH-cam but don’t have the know how and equipment to do so but I’m glad to see someone having an interest for our way of life because it’s so different.
Are you guys still in mass? My wife, 18month old son and myself watch everything you and brooke post, ALWAYS EXCELLENT! We live down in eastham, have 2 boats, 23ft lobster boat, and a 38ft dragger, we drag scallops quahog, cape cod has unbelievable opportunities for fresh and saltwater fishing. We would love to show you guys what cape has to offer. Thanks for the fire vids!
Thank you fellas, Brook, and specially Bob! Oysters imo are definitely an acquired taste, I've been eating them for years now. Thank you for all of this information!!
Oyster farms are all the rage in salt ponds all over Mass., R.I., and Ct. Glad you made it up to our neck of the woods. It looks like you had a snotty day fishing for BFT, I hope you did well. Tog opens up this week, hope you get a shot at that fishery too. Have fun.
You all spent the day gathering and eating 2 of my absolute favorites. I will drive hours for great oysters. While i really like both raw, I love whole fried clams and oysters grilled Gulf Coast style. They are a lot like the oysters Brook made, but use better instead of olive oil and are grilled over a wood flame instead of oven baked. Love your guys' videos and you two are inspiring to get out there and do new things.
Being Italian and from Boston originally, I love a Quahog stuffed in chowder raw with a little lemon you name it I like them an oyster on the other hand we never really ate that much until I move to California the Cesspool state now I'm quite fond of oysters love your Channel and Brooks.
Excellent episode, love this format where you two are traveling to new places, trying, learning, and sharing different things with us. Huge fan! Keep em coming!
I grew up on the cape and miss this kind of life style now I live in MURRELLS inlet South Carolina on the mud flats, thank you for the trip down memory lane.
That was a great video, keep them coming. It's not every day that you get some one living out there dreams. Don't stop keep them coming we like them all no matter what the subject is. It' looks like that you are having a lot of fun doing these video's. I am learning a lot just watching you do something that I may never get to do. Keep them coming.
Oysters are my favorite. I can eat them all the time. They are great on the half shell and awesome fried. I like to try them any way I can get them. Great video.
@@LandsharkOutdoors I was about 8 when I ate my first raw one. I learned fast not to keep chewing it to bite a few time and down the hatch lol. I like them smoked as well with some stuff on them. Louisiana can make some good ones that's for sure. When yall go you have to try some of theirs for sure.
I like them pretty much anyway they come. One favorite is oyster stew - they're cooked in milk, with butter, salt, & pepper. A couple of shakes of Tabasco is good, too if your tastes run that way.
My father worked salads and seafood in fancy and top restaurants for 20 years and I have his knife that he used for shelling clams and oysters. Looks just like dexters. With wood handle. You tell about Brook but she never mentioned your channel only that you were behind the camera.
Like what I had stated in brooke video while watching both your videos I can just feel my gout acting up lol another awesome video as always aloha and mahalo from Hawaii
Oh you might try looking at the oyster farms in Washington and Oregon. They do it differently than new England. . California doesn't have a wild oyster population so they import from other places and raise theirs in the bay..
Awesome video and awesome oyster farm these guys are awesome I’ve learned a lot from this video and native New Englander never have claimed or oystererd want to try!
Great place to visit, we spend our summers there with family at our summer house. Why did you go when it got cold? Blue fin fishing? Don't forget about the maine lobsters!! 3.99 lb at the docks!
Are u guys still down in NE I’m from RI and I’m a huge fan would love to meet u in person if possible. If not hope u enjoyed your time down on the east coast and maybe next time I’ll be lucky enough to bump into u 💯 🎣
Does anybody have any opinions on these dexter knives? I bought one and it arrived dull and I have had a hard time putting an decent edge on it. I was a butcher for 5 years too.
Not supposed to chew.quahogs are for chowder, Not to eat raw. Eat the tiny little necks , and cherrystones. No wonder you’re not enjoying those giant clams raw. Gross!! Try the NE lobster, chowder, and bisque . I’ve been living in CT my whole life and fishing since 5 with my grandpa. We do have great seafood and the Italian food in New Haven CT not too far from Mass. Wooster street pizza. Look it up. Be safe guys. We use mackerel as a bait fish for blues and stripers. Enjoy your trip . It’s freezing up here. Stay warm. PS So many types of whales. Also read the article from 7-22 about how a commercial fisherman who dove down for some beautiful big NE lobsters and wound up in a humpback s mouth. Thankfully the creature spat him out .
Just saying in warmer rivers and creeks don’t eat raw oysters, even in colder waters it’s always best to boil oysters. Not cause of the taste but they can carry the bacteria Vibrio vulnificus that can make you really sick. But as far as clams go in the US don’t try it either
I have been living in this area for 30 plus year, and am proud to say I live this life hunting, fishing, and foraging for clam, and oysters. I have been wanting to showcase this for a long time by way of TH-cam but don’t have the know how and equipment to do so but I’m glad to see someone having an interest for our way of life because it’s so different.
That's awesome that he would take the time to spend with you and show you all of that! What a cool guy! Thanks for sharing!!!!
Are you guys still in mass? My wife, 18month old son and myself watch everything you and brooke post, ALWAYS EXCELLENT! We live down in eastham, have 2 boats, 23ft lobster boat, and a 38ft dragger, we drag scallops quahog, cape cod has unbelievable opportunities for fresh and saltwater fishing. We would love to show you guys what cape has to offer. Thanks for the fire vids!
fyi oysterfest in wellfleet is soon absolute awesome time
If you guys are interested this is my wife's Instagram, Livtheharvester
I don't have email, Instagram or Facebook, LOL
I love oysters! So doggone fresh, The best of the best. Thank you for sharing. Brook does not know what she is missing....LOL. Fantastic video post.
Maybe one day ill convince her haha
Make that great lady an oyster stew. I'm sure she would have a change of heart! LOL Have bro@@LandsharkOutdoors
Moved back to my native Mass from Daytona Beach this summer. Cold water oysters are da bomb.
Thank you fellas, Brook, and specially Bob! Oysters imo are definitely an acquired taste, I've been eating them for years now. Thank you for all of this information!!
Oyster farms are all the rage in salt ponds all over Mass., R.I., and Ct. Glad you made it up to our neck of the woods. It looks like you had a snotty day fishing for BFT, I hope you did well. Tog opens up this week, hope you get a shot at that fishery too. Have fun.
You all spent the day gathering and eating 2 of my absolute favorites. I will drive hours for great oysters. While i really like both raw, I love whole fried clams and oysters grilled Gulf Coast style. They are a lot like the oysters Brook made, but use better instead of olive oil and are grilled over a wood flame instead of oven baked. Love your guys' videos and you two are inspiring to get out there and do new things.
Being Italian and from Boston originally, I love a Quahog stuffed in chowder raw with a little lemon you name it I like them an oyster on the other hand we never really ate that much until I move to California the Cesspool state now I'm quite fond of oysters love your Channel and Brooks.
Excellent episode, love this format where you two are traveling to new places, trying, learning, and sharing different things with us. Huge fan! Keep em coming!
I grew up on the cape and miss this kind of life style now I live in MURRELLS inlet South Carolina on the mud flats, thank you for the trip down memory lane.
That was a great video, keep them coming. It's not every day that you get some one living out there dreams. Don't stop keep them coming we like them all no matter what the subject is. It' looks like that you are having a lot of fun doing these video's. I am learning a lot just watching you do something that I may never get to do. Keep them coming.
Cool video, can't wait to see Charlotte's!!!🐚
lol Charlottes is up check it out!
Oysters are my favorite. I can eat them all the time. They are great on the half shell and awesome fried. I like to try them any way I can get them. Great video.
Raw is best!
@@LandsharkOutdoors I was about 8 when I ate my first raw one. I learned fast not to keep chewing it to bite a few time and down the hatch lol. I like them smoked as well with some stuff on them. Louisiana can make some good ones that's for sure. When yall go you have to try some of theirs for sure.
I like them pretty much anyway they come. One favorite is oyster stew - they're cooked in milk, with butter, salt, & pepper. A couple of shakes of Tabasco is good, too if your tastes run that way.
I LOVE ROASTED OYSTERS WITH BBQ
Great to see your You-Tube channel reaching out & travelling like this. BOL...
I don’t need to see all of this because I experience it every day, absolutely beautiful part of land we live on
YOU HARVEST OYSTERS?
So good with parmesan cheese! Again love you both to pieces!!
PARM AND BUTTERRRRR LOL
Really great guys !!! Way to go ! Fun video
Try the oysters on the grill with butter garlic and a slosh of Tabasco sauce keep the lemon also, very yummy.
Did not know they had a oyster farm. I used to live in the south and we used to buy them in the big bags and clean them and bake them in the oven.
Charlotte lol That was cute. Vik, you should come back up to the NE during Christmas - maybe you'll be lucky enough to find some snow. Brrrrrr
My father worked salads and seafood in fancy and top restaurants for 20 years and I have his knife that he used for shelling clams and oysters. Looks just like dexters. With wood handle. You tell about Brook but she never mentioned your channel only that you were behind the camera.
GREAT VIDEO!!!!!!.so well done....so informative....really entertaining vid my friend
Like what I had stated in brooke video while watching both your videos I can just feel my gout acting up lol another awesome video as always aloha and mahalo from Hawaii
I fish on cape cod. Shell fishing is cool but yellowfin and blue marlin at the canyons is more fun!
I’m with you, Brooke. I don’t do raw Oysters. I love shellfish ceviche, but without Oysters. I like fried Oysters.
Welcome to New England ! Come visit my state , good old Rhode Island!
Too cold for me up there, but I think the cold makes oysters, and a lot of species of crustaceans, sweeter in flavor.
Awesome video!!! I grew up on Long Island sound. This video reminds me of home.
Your home waters are beautiful!
Smoked Oyster video guys just an idea love Oysters myself you sould do an Osyter kilpatrick recipe.
I love fresh raw and coked oysters. Cold water oysters are my favorite. Victor and Brooke, many thanks for posting.
Hey Brooke. I'm born in New England, still live in New England and I won't do it. Nice road trip!
Awesome job yall truly entertaining 👏
should've went to duxbury, mass
Oh man those duxburys are the best south of the canadian border.
Nice to see you guys in New England.
I’m a New Englander (Connecticut) and will be spearfishing Black fish tomorrow 10/15. Tight lines 👍🏼
Good luck amigo!
Lmao freezing cold ... I reacted the same way the New England guys did ! Lol get ready my friend !
You should try come Hawaii someday. There are plenty fish u can try Catch and Cook
It would be a dream!
Hands down dexter-russell makes the best oyster knife out there
DEXTER RUSSEL IS A VERY GOOD KNIFE BUT I ALSO LIKE THE CHESAPEAKE STABBER LOCALLY MADE IN BMORE
Oh you might try looking at the oyster farms in Washington and Oregon. They do it differently than new England. . California doesn't have a wild oyster population so they import from other places and raise theirs in the bay..
Really cool video, I love oysters and I enjoyed seeing the process for growing oysters and all of the information about them
Raw clams, Raw oysters for sure.
A good oyster has a good salt content. I live in nc it normally is $60-75 a bushell but worth it when you know where your local oysters come from
I hope Carl took you on a tour of the Dexter plant. I would love to see that video.
Not this trip, but i'm sure we will in the future!
Awesome video and awesome oyster farm these guys are awesome I’ve learned a lot from this video and native New Englander never have claimed or oystererd want to try!
That’s what it’s all about thanks for watching!
😂😂 Brook is such a good sport
Welcome to the south shore Victor. Now that you are here you have to go striper fishing and lobster fishing.
Largest Dexter Ad ever 🤣
Great place to visit, we spend our summers there with family at our summer house. Why did you go when it got cold? Blue fin fishing? Don't forget about the maine lobsters!! 3.99 lb at the docks!
Awesome videoing and capture of New England!
Thanks Sam! it was a great trip!
New sub I've been watching your videos for a few months now great channel
excited to see the bluefin video
So cool!
Love them oysters!
Thanks for sharing
I know this is from two years ago but I am just seeing this now. I’m from mattapoisett and I didn’t even know this was here in town.
What an amazing experience! 😍😍😍💖💗💚💜💜💙💛👍😎
Have you done a video on the northwest ,like Washington to California . If not you should .
GREAT VIDEO GUYS
Used a Dexter 9" everyday for 20 years of charter fishing the Keys. I wish i knew how many fish i have cut with a Dexter 😂
I want to go get some oysters too, it looks like so much fun.
FUN BUT HARD WORK
Should try ice fishing up north it's a blast
Where can we meet you folks at?? As close as you’ll ever be to New Hampshire ❤️❤️❤️
You make me want to buy dexter tools just because
Oyster are good but did you taste the lobster specialy the giant claw different from the florida lobster Viktor ! keep up the good work!
Oh yeah I’m sorry to my native Floridians but Maine lobstaaa is so so so much better
love your stuff very informative
Are u guys still down in NE I’m from RI and I’m a huge fan would love to meet u in person if possible. If not hope u enjoyed your time down on the east coast and maybe next time I’ll be lucky enough to bump into u 💯 🎣
Eazy to get wild ones all you need is a boat and a post hole digger. We go all the time
WHAT AREA ARE YOU?
@@OysterNinjaPc newhamshire Hampton area
Could you please do a video on urchins
Is it by chance you and DMFD are both up north fishing for same stuff?
And Florida the oysters are really cheap now come down for a trip
I enjoy this dudes content and I don't mind trying out some recipes from him. Only if had the same kine fish XD
Does anybody have any opinions on these dexter knives? I bought one and it arrived dull and I have had a hard time putting an decent edge on it. I was a butcher for 5 years too.
Love me Oysters!!!
I'd love to work there for the summer.
I would def break the "No eating on the job rule"
Muito bom !!! Aqui comemos muito chamamos de ostra 😋😁🇧🇷
PESCA SEM ESTRESSE fala
Quahog... That's the Family Guy town, isn't it? I've been saying "quay-hog" so I learned something new...
It's that a pearl farm !
Do they have shrimp up there
Eating raw clams /oysters for southern warm waters is a crap shoot..
the cape cod oysters are the best.. then again i live on the cape
😂 my mouth’s 💦 watching you eat
do you ship to Canada
Those snails at the 2:50 mark are Periwinkles... I suppose you could call them mud snails, but the common name is Periwinkle.
We used to grab those periwinkles, crack them up, and use them for aquarium food.
They also have the ability to cause swimmer's itch.
That's how they ruined the Indian River in Florida. They let the clamers come in and wipe out most of the clams.
OVER HARVESTING ANYWHERE IS A HUGE ISSUE
Charlotte Crist Outdoors, new channel coming soon!!!
I love oysters from Apalachicola Florida or east point Florida fat and salty
Those are clams in the pic , brah !
Not supposed to chew.quahogs are for chowder, Not to eat raw. Eat the tiny little necks , and cherrystones. No wonder you’re not enjoying those giant clams raw. Gross!! Try the NE lobster, chowder, and bisque . I’ve been living in CT my whole life and fishing since 5 with my grandpa. We do have great seafood and the Italian food in New Haven CT not too far from Mass. Wooster street pizza. Look it up. Be safe guys. We use mackerel as a bait fish for blues and stripers. Enjoy your trip . It’s freezing up here. Stay warm. PS So many types of whales. Also read the article from 7-22 about how a commercial fisherman who dove down for some beautiful big NE lobsters and wound up in a humpback s mouth. Thankfully the creature spat him out .
Where is the fresh horseradish?
They are in New England Wear coast oysters aren't to bad
Omg I live in mattapoisett massachusetts
I’m with brooks I could never eat one of those and I live in mass
Try them lightly steamed with cocktail / horseradish mix, AND ice cold beer, you will be surprised.
new england is the best
Get some 1 inchers! They the best and not so tuff!
Fishing video plzzzz
Just saying in warmer rivers and creeks don’t eat raw oysters, even in colder waters it’s always best to boil oysters. Not cause of the taste but they can carry the bacteria Vibrio vulnificus that can make you really sick. But as far as clams go in the US don’t try it either
😋😋😋😋💪👌👍👍👍💐💐💐💝
Oyster raw clams cooked all the way .
The picture isnt of oysters
Brooke why you scared to eat a raw oyster they are good
That thumbs down must of been from denying fresh oysters
Idk how or why people go out of their way to dislike a video!
iLandjive CNMI I know right why do people do it
Fyi you don't have to waste the rest of the scallop. The entire thing is edible.
Really? Didn't know that
@@onedeep160 yep. The mantle and roe are excellent. Used frequently in Asian cuisines.
@@GemsByJen learned something new next time I look for scallops I try the whole scallop thanks for the info
You're welcome. :)
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