LOUISIANA ROAD DITCH Fishing Seafood!! BLUE CRAB, Flounder, Speckled Trout, & Oysters (CATCH * COOK)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 เม.ย. 2024
- Prime seafood dinner here as we take you on our South Louisiana adventures with " Outside the Levees" & " Pelican Bone Outdoors"!!! Road Ditch Crabbing, coon hunting, and fishing for saltwater fish, leads us to St Bernard Parish Louisiana. Enjoy as we cook our catch and prepare Grilled oysters on a half shell !!!
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Catchem ,cook’m eatem. Great video my friend. Makes me hungry.
We do like to eat don't we now!!!
Bradley: great job bringing the road trip to us in video. Glad y'all had a good time catching and a good variety of seafood to eat. Cheers - Roy
Thanks Roy!! It was a fun trip, glad to share
Man! That’s my kinda trip and meal! That’s hard to beat right there
Was definitely some good eating!!
I watch all of you guys channels. I much prefer the longer videos. Shorts are not my thing. God Bless, Daryl
Yes sir, Thanks!! That's all fine. Everyone is different. A lot off you get people flip through shorts reels, so it's just a way for us to try to reach out to a new audience and pull them into the outdoors. God Bless!!
I love the catfish videos and most of all that you feed your family with them.
@droy3886 Thanks, it's a tradition for us. Years of doing that
Looking pretty good. YUMMY!
Thanks!!
That was a lot of fun!
Yes it was!!
Sitting here in a turkey blind here in Illinois. And now I’m starving!
@thomaswalker842 You keep Turkey hunting When the fishing is good and you might Starve for real🤣🤣🤣
True!Great video as usual.
@thomaswalker842 Thanks Thomas!!
Awesome trip
Indeed it was!!
Watching you shuck dem oysters, reminds me of daddy and me on the Dauphin Island causeway back in the day.
We’d go pick em up from the ole Greek man and sit there and shuck em and eat a few before going home for a feast.
Ahh the good ole days😊
I've spent a lot of time on Dolphin Island. You know the main Oyster reef in mobile bay is right under the Dolphin Island Bridge
@@godscountryhuntingfishing1638 the landing just bye the bridge is where we would meet the old guy.
He has forearms the size of my legs from pulling in those old oyster rakes
@terryclark1952 I know that work all too well. I'll never question the price of Oysters. Oystering was my winter job when I wasn't in school
It’s nice to see your eyes,most wear sunglasses even when talking to a camera.
Lol, thanks. We wear them at times while fishing
I enjoyed this video
Yes sir, Thanks!!
That would be an enjoyable trip.
Sure wish our regs were a little more lax on crab, even specs, flounder. You mentioned gumbo sized crabs recently in reply to a comment of mine. We have to return anything smaller than 5" spike point to spike point. Specs, limit of 3 at 16-19" with 1 over, flounder is now 5 at 14" or more, used to be 10 at 12" or more. It's barely worth gigging flounder with a ,limit of 5.
THANKS for that grilled oyster recipe! I grew up in Mo., wouldn't eat raw oysters due to not trusting their freshness. Will eat raw living on the coast now, but would prefer cooked. Before this week is over I will have made those grilled ones.
Now to Redline and see how his is different, same thumbnail notice popped up for both of you about the same time. Watched "Outside" earlier last week. Do get him up north with y'all and get him some flatties. 1 post he was cast netting and got a 3-4lb flattie, had to throw back because he'd netted it. Said he seldom sees them, you could tell it hurt to be legal and release it.
We honestly had no idea we both used same thumbnail, but it's one those things you have to leave it and wait and see before changing if it performs ok. As our Channel grows, you'll see and hear more from me advocating common sense regulation. Unfortunately politics ruin a lot in our outdoors. Been doing it for years. You don't really ever have a voice unless you have a following. Fisherman's greed jealousy plays another big role in over-regulation of certain species. Biologists are educated in books, and very much not very well educated at times on true fish numbers. I believe really the true hard core fishermen and commercial fishermen really understand what our waters are capable of. I do understand and agree with regulating catches, but only with common sense approach. When you take that out and rely on political opinion and science from biologists that don't understand fish behavior, habitat, and population, you get unnecessary laws in the name of conservation. I'm not nocking all biologists by no means, but biologists told us Red Snapper were endangered and we need to protect sharks. I rest my case
I'm jealous, but I'm not for over regulation. I'm jealous that y'all get to enjoy the outdoors more than me. Lmao 🤣🤣🤣. I am very fortunate to be able to get out as much as I do though.
@hbhkennel918 That Jealousy is OK. Not all jealousy is created equal. Ones that are bad are the guys seeing you catch fish, and want to change regs because you caught them all, while they not realizing they still there cause you still catching, but they just can't fish!!! What they really fail to realize, is I'm that guy that would give them part of my catch or all of it if they'd smile at me instead of smurk🤣
@@godscountryhuntingfishing1638 True, very true. I like to share the knowledge I have, no matter how limited that might be. At least they'll have another method that won't help them catch or kill anything. Lmao 🤣🤣🤣
@@godscountryhuntingfishing1638 Should see the reactions of those from Alabama or Georgia when they fish the Emerald or Big Bend coasts.They're used to their state coastal regs, which are about the same as yours and Tx.
Using that boat paddle to stir all that goodness with, bet if you used that out on the water a gator would take it straight away from you !
Surprised Oakley didn't run off with it🤣
They do sell shrimp and crab boil paddles, but they're just boat paddles labeled otherwise, with a 25% higher price.
Is it traditional to fry fish and cook white beans up north like it is in the south lousiana?
I see people post that ever once in a while, but I'ma say no, at least for my family. I've never seen that together as a meal. Now Fish or Shrimp & Grits, Absolutely!!