Your video not only showcases the excitement of catching these prized crustaceans but also highlights the culinary journey from catch to cook. By sharing this experience, you've provided viewers with a glimpse into the rich seafood culture of Louisiana and the joys of outdoor exploration. Your dedication to documenting and sharing this coastal adventure is both captivating and educational. And I am Floating Village Life.
Hello 👋 Adam and Jared, growing up in the northwest of Oregon we used a larger version of your crab nest called crab rings and we would harvest dungeonous crabs from the pacific coast and many other seafood species. We would spend a week to ten days camping and gathering seafood for the entire season and take it all home and prepare it for storage until the next season. Thank you for sharing and refreshing old memories. Tennessee is a long way from any ocean so we have begun using catfish for our fish substitute for our food dishes 🙌👍💪🌈✌️
@@RedlineOutdoors we would go as a tribe with grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins sometimes as many as four families with a passle of kids. We would eat good in camp the whole time and still have a good supply for the everyone all winter long when chowder and soup was welcome
Always an exciting entrance love the footage! Great looking hats thank you BAYOU Threads! and here we go that is some good bait! Thanks Jared! That was a really good net! They are really loving that bait! another good pull looks like a lot of fun and lots of work! it is amazing how fast those crabs are back in the nets! another good pull well looks like a good day great Job great cooking looks great! That is some great eating! thank you for sharing you both did a great job God bless!
Folks in St Bernard Parish don’t really have any excuse for being hungry. In one outing you caught flounder, crabs and trout with simple and affordable methods. People are blessed to live there.
![เปิดบ้านสุดหรู "เเจ็ค the ghost" ลั่นถ้าป๋องกพลลำบากผมเลี้ยงเอง!! l [Nickynachat]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/1xbW4vULqGc/mqdefault.jpg)
Your video not only showcases the excitement of catching these prized crustaceans but also highlights the culinary journey from catch to cook. By sharing this experience, you've provided viewers with a glimpse into the rich seafood culture of Louisiana and the joys of outdoor exploration. Your dedication to documenting and sharing this coastal adventure is both captivating and educational. And I am Floating Village Life.
@@FloatingVillageLife I appreciate it!
You both are amazing! God bless you both and stay safe!
@@user-me5zk6md2y thanks!
Gotta love dem Blue Crabs!!
@@godscountryhuntingfishing1638 yes sir!
GREAT VIDEO GUYS....
@@MrBIGNAWD thanks!
Hello 👋 Adam and Jared, growing up in the northwest of Oregon we used a larger version of your crab nest called crab rings and we would harvest dungeonous crabs from the pacific coast and many other seafood species. We would spend a week to ten days camping and gathering seafood for the entire season and take it all home and prepare it for storage until the next season. Thank you for sharing and refreshing old memories. Tennessee is a long way from any ocean so we have begun using catfish for our fish substitute for our food dishes 🙌👍💪🌈✌️
@@KunesRGr8 nice!
@@RedlineOutdoors my name is Bill and it’s nice to know you, Adam
@@RedlineOutdoors we would go as a tribe with grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins sometimes as many as four families with a passle of kids. We would eat good in camp the whole time and still have a good supply for the everyone all winter long when chowder and soup was welcome
Always an exciting entrance love the footage! Great looking hats thank you BAYOU Threads! and here we go that is some good bait! Thanks Jared! That was a really good net! They are really loving that bait! another good pull looks like a lot of fun and lots of work! it is amazing how fast those crabs are back in the nets! another good pull well looks like a good day great Job great cooking looks great! That is some great eating! thank you for sharing you both did a great job God bless!
@@michaeltubbs2493 thanks!
Folks in St Bernard Parish don’t really have any excuse for being hungry. In one outing you caught flounder, crabs and trout with simple and affordable methods. People are blessed to live there.