Coastal Foraging for Scallops, Mussels, Cockles, Oysters and Clams with beach fire pit cook up
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- Coastal Foraging for Scallops, Mussels, Cockles, Oysters and Clams with the family on big spring tides. Rockpooling and beachcombing for seaglass finishing with a delicious primitive beach fire cook up.
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This really was a fantastic day on the shore. Good weather, good tides, good food and family. What could be better? I hope everyone has had a wonderful weekend and take care. 😊💙
Hello Ms. Hanna Sweet lil James & Mr. Fishlocker.. "}
So So Proud Of All your hard work James - Well done young man..
It warms my heart greatly to see these precious family adventures. Do you know, it's a lost art.. Exploring & learning is the very best of family life & lil'Man & his sisters are very blessed to have you both Mr. & Mrs. Fishlocker..
Blimey the young un has a good eye for scallops! Making my mouth water watching you eat that lot.
Where are you in this vid? It’s so quiet!
Stay safe John hannah and james
James is getting really good at identifying the species. Good show, and good job John. You must be very proud of him every time he answers.👍🏻
Keep save and keep up the work, love from al the fans :)
I love how you put salt around the razor clam holes and they show up like
"Who dares put seasoning on my home? I will not hesitate to call the police on y- aaaaand I'm in a bucket..."
What’s this??? Salt!! Yey margarita time.... aaand the bucket. FML. 🤦🏻♂️
LOL
Little James was on fire today tbf he found the most scallops and well done little lad for giving the scallop a lick soon you'll turn down the bread for the scallops 👍👍👍👍
He was a little superstar wasn't he. He makes us so proud. 😊
Hey man. From a newish father (2 yr old) to you, you’re not just a role model when it comes to catching and cooking. You are an excellent role model when it comes to being a family man and a father. I try to take a little something from everybody I watch and you are by far the most wholesome of the group. Thank you!
I am simply doing my best and doing what I feel is right. And that is all anyone can ask. You are going to love sharing your knowledge with your own children - I know I do. Take care and stay safe. 😊
@@TheFishLocker thank you for doing what you do. It means more than you realize!
I totally agree! I was forced to eat many things as a child and its amazing that I didn't grow up to be picky to spite my mother!
I never pushed food at my children and let them try things at their own speed and whilst my son was super picky as a child he was watching me so enjoy a sandwich with fresh spinach and avocado and got brave as asked for a bite (at 11yo) and after that he branched out and had to try absolutely everything mom and dad ate. Some things he didn't care for and others he loved.
Your approach to trying new things for your son is 100% a wonderful way to teach them.
Plus learning at your knee about the oceans is wonderful -children are sponges for knowledge at this age I still remember following my granddad around like a shadow and ive put a lot of his knowledge of fishing and gardening to full use as an adult. I can only hope my grandchildren learn as much as my children did by always encouraging questions and answering like an adult(at appropriate age levels of course. No sweetie those squirrels are just dancing! 😆 🤣)
Your son is going to be an absolute house when he takes oceans class in school. Smart kid.
Too bad they don’t have a scallop hunt on sports day. 🤣
He will do amazinb if he takes Marine biology
@@TheFishLocker 😂😂😂
And cooking class
@EN - 12ZZ 656479 David Suzuki SS At least where I'm from one of the science classes in high school is oceans. You learn about local ecosystems, some famous ecosystems, and lots of other stuff
"Put it back in the water now"
*launches the sponge towards the surf*
"Good lad."
It was a good throw. 😬👍🏻
My 12 year old daughter wants to be a marine biologist. We homeschool, so I’m going to start showing her y’all’s videos as part of her schooling. You provide so much education. Thanks so much for these videos.
We wish her all of the very best of luck with her studies. It is a fascinating world out there and I hope she can accomplish big things. 😊💙
I couldn't agree with you more. Such an in depth knowledge of the sea and coast
@Aimee. I'M HAPPY FOR HER FOR CHOOSING A NICHE OUT OF PASSION. RATHER THAN RUNNING FOR SALES JOBS FOR MONEY. I THINK HOME SCHOOLING WILL CHANGE HER LIFE FOR BETTER. ❤️😊
The seaweed every time you stroke and compliment it: 👁👄👁
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Not to mention in front of a camera with the family nearby. 👀
Even though I've watched all your foraging videos, it still takes me by surprise the creatures that survive out of the water when the tide goes out - mussels, anemones, lobsters, etc. I'd have thought they have to be underwater all the time! Your channel is so informative 🙂🦀
These creatures all breathe oxygen through water. So providing they remain cool and wet they can all survive for a time quite happily. I have seen lobsters survive in a fridge for a week out of water
Great hang over medicine lol great videos
What can I say? This is the best family show on the internet, James is coming on in leaps and bounds with identification and the husband and wife team work really well together. Then you have the coastal environment for your family life together. I never stop learning from your videos, so much to see and absorb, with cooking lessons thrown in as well. The spider crabs were outstanding. Thanks for keeping us thoroughly entertained.
I am especially happy with this video David, it just seemed to flow really well and had some incredible creatures in it. I am glad that you enjoyed joining us. James is getting so smart now isn't he. Take care mate and stay safe. 😊
Razor clams are the most satisfying ones
They are cool aren’t they. 😊
My favorite episodes are when James accompanies you. He is so adorable and just adds sunshine to you videos. Thank you for bringing him along!!
Thanks Kelly. He’s such a little star isn’t he. Thanks so much for watching 😊😃
I have to say it is just adorable how well mannered James is. Just the way he says 'No thank you' gets me every time during the videos. If only we'd have gotten a chance to see you go for the lobster under that rock with so many openings. I wonder how big it would have been.
He is a little treasure isn't he. 😊 The lobster was simply too far underneath and the void too big for extraction. Plus, we had scallops. 😉
very informative as always, cool little spider crab
They are really cool aren’t they. 😊🦀
@@TheFishLocker yeah
@@TheFishLocker Hey John, In the "reveal" of your foraging bounty, you said why
you weren't going to cook the Razor Clams...but I missed that part of what you were
saying. I've relistened several replays of that section. But still can't get it.
When you have a few minutes free, please reply & briefly explain.
THANKS for your consideration.
Regards, Ben
@@duygukayhanisaskank4915 i think he was saying that he was going to use them as bait
@@xxcoreysindahousexx4411 ?!?!REALLY...for fish bait?!?!...!!!!OMG!!!!...I hope not. Those beauties deserve the honor of a saute' pan & lovingly seasoned by The Barefoot Culinary Diva of Cornwall.
Kind regards, Ben
So happy to see Fisch Locker Jr. enjoying the outing with the family. I hope even over there things are slowly returning to normal - Children NEED to be outside to enjoy the fresh air and the sun. Loved the way the little one was giggling!!!
I agree my friend. Some things you simply cannot learn in the classroom. 😊
@@TheFishLocker Growing up with a fisherman for a father, you learn a lot. I want to visit you so bad lol 😂
“There was some seaweed and I pulled it up.”
This kid just teaching us scallop hunting life hacks. 👀
He knows his stuff!!
James is learning the names of the flora and fauna much quicker than me!😭😂
He is such a bright kid isn't he. He will be running the show before long.😊
I guess the lobster lives for another day. Enjoyed as always, thanks.
It’s ok. I know where he lives. 😉🦞
I’m glad I have you as a friend rather than “anemone “!🤣
What did you say? James has never had seafood?! Wow, he doesn’t know what he’s missing
I wasn't a fan of it when I was young but your tastes change don't they. 😊
@@TheFishLocker my mom says she gave me a taste of fish in a soup when i was young and that i adored it and just ate it all up, haha lucky for me im still very much a huge fan of seafood! very envious of you for being able to forage like this and hoping one day i can get to experience it as well. btw, why not pick up the mussels and eat them as well?
Brilliant video, best and most genuine family on youtube
Thank you. We are simply sharing what we love doing 😊
21:22 is that James humming "crusty crab pizza is the pizza??" I swear it is. 🤣
I love seeing you guys together. ❤
Probably. Haha.
Man, you are a wealth of knowledge. It's really cool to see you teach your family. Probably don't need to season the razor clams with all the salt it takes to get them out of the sand.
I have been waiting since before James was born to teach him these things. I am glad that you enjoy joining us. 😊
I love learning from you! I usually leave your videos on in the background because it's so calming! Thank you for sharing!
I am glad to hear you find our videos so informative Vicky. We are simply sharing our passions with you all. Take care and have a lovely day. 😊💙🐚
That's it, I moving to Cornwall!
P.S. I wish!
Haha. Who knows, one day you may find yourself on Cornish shores. 😊
No 3 Michelin star restaurant could ever beat that. The source was the restaurant, table, plate and bin too. Loved your videos.
Doesn't get ay fresher, the service was polite and the view was wonderful. 😊
❤️ glad to see and hear your fam able to forage during lockdown 🥰
We cherish these times out on our local shoreline. 😊💙
First viewer so excited when I see you upload ❤️
I hope you enjoyed the video mate. 👍🏻
@@TheFishLocker I always do 🙌🏻
This is the real life happy family
We are simply making the most of what we have and sharing what we love doing. 😊💙
Yum! scallops!
These were delicious!!
funny
Hahahaha...baby James found the scallops......keep ROCKING baby James... Hi John..n wife....toast!! FM Philippines..
Hi there. 😊
Looking forward to this video! Stay safe, have a good weekend mate!
It’s taken a while for me to edit mate. Wanted to have it up on Wednesday but couldn’t get it edited in time. 🤷🏻♂️😊
@@TheFishLocker Glad its up!
Your shows have everything family, cooking, shell fish and info on all the thing's to find and eat. I agree what more can we ask for
Thank you. 😊
@@TheFishLocker No I thank you I love what you and your family do from fishing to beach foraging to cooking so I thank you!
I still wana do this, could I essentially do this anywhere there is low tide?
You are best to check with your local IFCA for regulations and water cleanliness. 😊👍🏻
@@TheFishLocker i definitely will, what would this type of fish gathering called? I can't explain what I mean lol.
@@cowgoesmoo3850 “coastal foraging”
Sea glass treasure, I collected that when I was a young man, I thought they were gem stones.
Many of us did as children it seems. 😊
Hope all is well and glad to see you grow over the last year ☺️
Thank you sir, yes we are all well and happy. Take care and have a wonderful day. 😊👍🏻
@@TheFishLocker - John with so many shells evidenced along the beach, besides you and the family, what other predators are there that eat the bivalves in your area?
@@mstrdiver - Many birds and sea creatures but I have seen seals and otters too on occasion.
Another Awesome video from the best channel on YT. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Some would say it's a load of old scallops!! Keep it up guys 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you very much Mike. Have a wonderful evening mate. 😊
Thank you for bringing the seaside to my family while we are unable to visit the beach. We can't wait to get down to the shore and have a good forage around.
Hopefully it wont be too long now. 😊
I love watching these videos, I never know what you'll find! I have a suggestion. You should get a flexible endoscope camera for your phone. It has a light at the tip. Since it's waterproof, you could snake it into those lobster holes to see what's inside! It would be a great addition to your foraging, and they're pretty cheap.
That does sound like a cool idea. I'll look into that. 😉
Geez mate,
your killing me with these catch n cook vids. I've had no dinner tonight and now I'm starving.
Those scallops looked divine, just missing a glass of wine (or hot Ribena lol).
Well done to young James, he'll be eating seafood before you know it!
Keep the vids coming.
A glass of wine would have been nice but hot Ribenna would have been too. Haha.
So good as always guys. Well done James! All those scallops you found! What a star you are. The cook-up was most informative Hannah. Thank you Team Locker!
It is our pleasure mate. 😊
Great video John, I was out on my kayak today and caught 22 mackeral and most of them were a decent size too. Just a quick question what size hook would you use for bream and what strength of braid/mono do you use?
I'm sorry but that doesn't make any sense? What hook would I use for break?
Hi again from Oz, another very interesting video John, so glad to see James enjoying the same lifestyle as you, he's a little star mate.
Tight lines & stay safe from Oz
Thank you George. James really is a little superstar isn't he. 😊
Those flat scallop shells are rare here in the US. Finding them intact is awesome. I would absolutely love to find those.
We get some amazing beaches for them here. 😊👍🏻
Oh my goodness those Scallops looked delicious - and think how much they cost in the shops!
By the way - next time, try placing a small slice of Chorizo, or black pudding underneath the muscle before cooking - you'll love it!
And I dare say these were fresher. 😊
See those mussels that were attached to the rock at the beginning of the video, are they edible eventhough they're high up and dry? Could you pick them off and cook them?
Yes absolutely.
Love the vids!
Thanks Andrew. 👍🏻
Quick question, are the inavsive species "aggressive" as in it is really invasive to the ecosystem or more like a relatively "tame" alien species?
Hello Raditya, I'd like to make a sincere attempt to answer your interesting question.
Invasive species are just that..."invasive". You can imagine these creatures as a herd of "uninvited" relatives; barging-in at your Christmas Dinner. You prepared dinner for 6.
Now, you have 26 to feed...as well as an over-crowded home.
Native species exist in a precariously balanced ecosystem. In the most imperfect conditions, they coexist with a variety of lifeforms; most determine their success or failure.(life or death) When an invasive species enters an ecosystem, the delicate balance is altered. Rarely is its'
introduction to that environment beneficial for any of the "native" lifeforms.
Too often, there isn't a preditor of the "new" species & their population will rapidly increase.
You can easily imagine the invasive species' overpopulation will consume a vast quantity of "limited" food resources; starving-out the now competing native species.
There are other issues; such as living space, breeding habitat, etc...all of which will degrade
the possibility of native species survival.
These & other debilitating factors can decimate the "native" population gradually or in a very short span of time. Rarely is there ever a mutually beneficial coexistence of native & invasive.
You asked if invasive species are "aggressive". Using a compound adjective that accurately describes my "EX" girlfriend, the term "passive-aggressive" would be more correct :-))
I hope I've answered your intelligent & interesting questions.
Kind regards, Ben
In a short answer. Yes. That is why they are classed as invasive. Instead of simply being "non native" 😉
Many MANY years ago when I was a kid, there was this guy we all called 'The Nature Guy' and we would go on outings and he would show us all kinds of plants and trees and things. Maybe you could do that for a classroom sometimes when things get back to normal. I bet the kids would love it!!
We have discussed it with James' teachers but it is the massive amounts of red tape that stop us.
@@TheFishLocker awwww that's so sad I bet the kids would have loved it!
This is so nice and wholesome 😊
I am glad that you enjoyed joining us. 😊
Great vid 👍👍👏👏
Cheers Corey. Glad you liked it. 😊
What an education young James is having at your knee far better that school learning. Absolutely marvelous
We are simply doing what we feel is best Kit. Some things you cannot learn in school. 😉
your videos are just so wholesome great viewing thank you from Florida
Thank you very much, I am glad that you are still enjoying them. 😊
I learnt a lot, well done. I used to fish a lot when I was young, caught shark off the rocks in the west of Ireland etc.. 75 years young now. Blue fin Tuna video was magnificent to say the least. Best of luck.
Thank you very much Kieran, I am glad that you are enjoying the videos. 😊
This is very interesting and fun to watch, keep up the great work man!
Thank you. 👍🏻
Never knew that’s how you get razors out ! I’m always keeping salt in my beach bag now pal ! Brilliant
Haha. Every day is a school day. 😊
Yummy carnt wait to go to beach very nice video nice to see u out and about
Thank you Henry and have a wonderful day sir. 😊👍🏻
What a cool vid fresh sea food, simply what could be better,cheers 4 the vid mete🦀🦞🦐🦑so nice too know you remember the locazade bottle from the 80s.
Haha. It was a blast from the past that most folks wont understand. But those who know, know. 😉
These videos are really really keeping me going at the moment
I’ve fallen on hard times recently
Become addicted to heroin and attempted suicide
But as part of my rehabilitation, I’ve started going coastal foraging as a way to cope with my depression
I live near the sea, in Bournemouth dorset England
And these videos really take me to a happier calmer place when life is hard
Remain positive and keep your mind clear. One day at a time and try to find joy and fulfilment in the beauty of nature. 😊
@@TheFishLocker your videos always inspire me to go out and enjoy the beauty of nature! I’m truly not exaggerating when I say it’s the main thing that has kept me sober and in treatment these past weeks
Great episode!!! What could be better, scavenging your food, identifying all the different species and Hannah crushing it in the cook up? James, as always, gets his 2 cents in.
Thank you Jay. We had a great day. Glad you enjoyed it 😊👍🏻
John, what's the most delicious seafood you find on the beach?
I think you're looking at it. Scallops and Lobster for me. 😊
As always, very informative and a joy to watch. I wish I didn't live so very far from the sea. I could almost taste those scallops. Yummy. 👍🏼
Thank you and have a great day.😊
This channel is a gem! So soothing watching you and your family enjoy the riches of the sea. Enjoy this channel a lot 💙
Thank you very much Billy. It is our pleasure to share our adventures with you. 😊
Seeing those cook up has gotten me rather hungry.
I hope that means you enjoyed the video. 😊
@@TheFishLocker definitely!
Nothin left to say John.....you cracked it (you all did ). 10/10 👍👍👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Thanks Andrew. 😊
I'm crying this is heaven grab your buckets
😊
Perfect day out with the family them scallops looked delicious pal best way to eat em with garlic butter my mouth was watering.All the very best pal stay safe to all the family 🏴🏴🏴🏴👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Cheers James. Take care buddy. 😊
Ouch.... must hurt getting pinched by a lobster 🤕 🦞
It did break the skin a little but I am quite fast so it didn't fully clamp down on me.
THIS IS ABSOLUTELY MY FAVOURITE VIDEO ON THE ENTIRE TH-cam. Thank you so so much for taking your time to take this video and sharing with us.
You are welcome. 😊
these videos have quickly become one of my favorites, and seeing you cook up what you find has inspired me to try seafood/shellfish. (which, for a fussy-eater like me, says a lot).
I hope that you can explore your new found desire for seafood. As there are some truly wonderful edibles to be had. 😊
Your videos always make my day.
Glad you like them. 😊
it looks so good keep up the good work
Thank you, we shall try. 😊
Bro I love this guys channel
Thank you very much. 😊
James is so smart. And I love how your family spend quality time together (and dad passed down his knowledge to James 😉)
We love spending our time together out on the shore. 😊
Enjoying it All The Time Watching You Guys. How was The Chilli Scallops Fella Best Regards Brad
It was delicious mate. 😊
Hello
Hi. 👍🏻
You should have added the song TUBE STEAK BOOGIE with those razor claims
🤣🤣🤣
Such a great influencer 👍 Im a fan from the West Midlands 😁
We are simply sharing what we know and love doing mate. Take care bud. 😊👍🏻
I’m a fan from Austin Texas !
Fantastic mate!! Really enjoy watching this. Need to take my 8y old daughter for trip like this :) just waiting for easing lockdown... :)
Hopefully it won't be too long now. 😊
1st
Not quite, but very nearly. Glad you’re getting the notifications 😊👍🏻
I.m living near the sea, it's so nice
We love the coast. 😊
What country do you guys live ?
U.K.
Great family cook up John, The scallops look delicious, got to be the freshest way to cook them......... and on the beach straight from the sea 😊😊Cheers Ian
Doesn't get any fresher than that mate. 😊
I randomly found y'all's channel through the TH-cam rabbit hole. It's cool to watch y'all look for stuff, and very educational. I would love to take those scallop shells XD
Told my mom about these videos and she jokingly is like "don't tell me". She loves eating crabs.
Haha. Well welcome to our channel. I don’t mind how people find us, only that they enjoy their time with us. I hope you mom enjoys the videos too. We have a good range of content so hopefully there will be something. Take care and have a great day. 👍🏻😊
I really enjoyed this video. I still love exploring rock pools but need someone to accompany me with your knowledge. I only ever found the empty razor clams when I was a kid. I wish I had known about that trick with the salt, amazing. Great to see the young fella involved and clearly enjoying himself. PS. Tell Mum she looked gorgeous in her jeans and wellies! Liked and subscribed.
Thank you John. Hannah looks wonderful in everything. 😊
Hello! I am from Russia. I live in Siberia. It is very far from any sea or ocean. But l like watching your video. It is so interesting and exciting! I learnt so much about seafood. And your son is so smart! This is because he has such smart and knowledgeable parents. Thank you very much!
Thank you and welcome to our channel. I am glad that you enjoyed joining us on the shore. We are simply sharing what we love doing. Best wishes and have a great day. 😊
I just went clam digging last week for quahog clams in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. It’s my new favorite thing to do. Along with the clams I also found hermit crabs, blue crabs, razor clams, soft shell clams, horseshoe crabs, and one long nose crab. I want to someday live in a place where I can forage like this everyday.
I would really like to see a horseshoe crab in person. They look so cool!!
the eggs go under the pad...amazing....i always thought when ppl pulled up the pad to dispatch it was like breaking someone's shoulder....so it is quick and near painless for them.... :) that is good.....
a trick i did when my daughter was little was I would make dinner and talk about how good it is and how expensive it is...but would only let her guess what it was (she never did).....get her really excited about how expensive it was and how delicious is was because it was so expensive...like it is a special moment ;) ....she loves escargot, squid, octopus, truffles, sushi, snake, bison, shark, alligator, ostrich, menudo, chocolate covered crickets, etc.....she will eat anything now ;) not picky at all.
James' taste buds have only just begin to return to normal after his treatment. So he is re learning what he likes to eat. 😊
Really good thank you...something for you to look forward too...Cornwall is the most searched destination for UK holidays this year !...also James is likely to enjoy the National History Museum London and possibly the Science Museum next door...my daughters loved both, the eldest is now a geologist as a direct result of visits to both.
I cannot help but feel I may have something to do with that. haha. 😊
Did anyone else get anxiety when he kept putting his bare hand under the rocks!?……….although since I live in Australia and more than 50% of the fauna seems to want to kill us, that could be why!? Lol
Haha. I definitely would not attempt this in Australia. All of your critters want to mess you up!!! Luckily here in the U.K. we don’t really have anything like that. 🤣🦀🦞
Young Attenborough ... ya knw that fish locker... Cheers from the USA
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Oh my goodness, those looked delicious!!
Really enjoyed the walkabout, too. The different sea creatures are always so interesting.
Here in landlocked Colorado, we don't get to experience all of that. Love our mountains, but sure do miss walking along the coast.
I guess you will always miss what you don't have. I would love to spend a week or two in the mountains. 😊
James is smart and very cute😂 I was watching this video with my 10 year old son and he liked James as well.
Liking and subscribing ❤🇵🇭
Thank you and we welcome you both to our channel. James loves being outdoors and doing these things. 😊👍🏻
I'm from a very, very different part of the world; I grew up on the shore of the Gulf of Mexico, in NW Florida, with warm-water tides and a lot of palm trees and scrub-oaks right down to the water. But my family would go out hunting Bay Scallops about the size of a child's palm, thicker and rounder than your queen scallops, and we'd wear sneakers and kick around in patches of seaweed until one tried to propel itself away with jets of water. We'd scoop it up with our hands or with a net, and take them all home to bake in the oven or for my Mama to bread and fry. We'd go after blue crabs too, and just spend a day getting sunburned and exhausted and happy. No rocks, just pure white sand and warm blue water... but I really love your videos; they make me remember being a happy child with my family on days like that, and to be glad that my great-nieces and great-nephews are doing the same in the summers there.
It sounds like you had a wonderful childhood. Much like my own in many ways. We didn't want for much and were always happy outdoors. Best wishes to you and your family and have a wonderful day. 😊
I'm 49, but my border collie and I were wondering if you might like to adopt us? Perhaps I can find a aravan and just live off the beach there. looks wonderful, a lovely life and a lovely family. Cheers.
Haha. I think my wife would happily swap me for the dog. 🤣
You left the slipper limpet! I'd have loved to see you eat that with the piri piri sauce! Cracking video as always 👌
After my limpet experience I think I’ll leave them where they are lol
I love seafood, yet scallops have an organ taste I don’t like. Mussels, clams, prawns, crab, fish 😋 but scallops 🤐
Not everything is for everyone. 😊🤷🏻♂️
Hello from the Outerbanks of North Carolina! Loved you and your families video! What a great way to spend the day and catching delicious scallops and clams for lunch nothing better than foraging the beach cleaning then cooking over an open fire. The best part eating what god has provided for us. James reminds me of my son when he was a lil guy what great adventures we had clamming fishing crabbing !!! Keep up the great family vids!
Hi there and welcome. 😊 James is a little superstar isn't he, he makes us so proud.
Fantastic mate. Always enjoy watching you guys and learning. Thanks for sharing.
Any time mate. 😊
Another excellent video, James tasting scallops and a lobster the other day, he'll soon be eating them, well done James. By the way think that I may have to stop watching Fish Locker, I'm getting so jealous!!
Haha. I'm sorry to hear you may have to stop watching the videos Tony. I say this because we aren't going to stop showing them. Haha. 😛
That sea clam looked like one of Hannah's Cornish pasties, bet you wouldn't have slung that. A great foraging video with the Fishlocker family & as informative as ever, thanks gang take care.
Thank you Stephen and have a great day mate.😊