I'm happy that you were able to get to the ocean to catch some new types of fish and harvest some salt. I like your new set of fish hooks, they look a little different from the first one that you made. The shellfish you found in English are actually two species known as clams and oysters and yes they're edible. The one that looks like a rock is an oyster and the one that's smooth on the outside is a clam. We don't eat shellfish in my culture, but some people like them fried in butter with herbs. You can also use them in soup. The shellfish are also used in stir fries. You don't need to remove them from the shell because once they're fully cooked, the shells will open up. If the shells don't open up, that means that the animal in the shell has died and you shouldn't eat them because you may get sick. If you open the shells when they're uncooked take note of the smell. If they smell super fishy and the meat is soft, then that also means that they're bad. It also doesn't taste very good. I've tried clams when I was younger, but I don't eat them anymore. The clam meat should be smooth and firm and smell like sea water. Also, you should soak the clams in water overnight so that they can release any sand that they took in when eating, and it'll also help them release their poop. The shells are very pretty and can used to make jewelry which your daughters might like. There's another type of shellfish you might meet called a mussel and they like to cling to the underside of things (i.e. rocks, underside of boats, ships lost at sea and whatever else they find underwater). They have something called a beard, which looks like little hairs coming out of their shell that they use to cling to things. You need a knife to cut them away from the rock, and then you can eat them. However, they must be cooked first, they're not to be eaten raw. Clams are also not usually eaten raw, but when they are they have to be eaten fresh. Some say they taste good with lime juice. Some people like to eat oysters raw, though, with lime juice. Although, they have a very strong, almost briney taste. The big smooth black one you found, with the yellow meat, is another type of mussel. While I've never seen that kind before, it must be an Asian variety, mussels of all types have smooth shells with yellow meat. The shellfish that's oval shaped with the curved edges is a type of snail. It's also edible.
@PrimitiveSkillsnet I forgot that shellfish can also be grilled. The clams, mussels, and oysters can either be grilled unopened or cracked open and grilled with the open side of the shell face up. They taste good with strong flavored spices and herbs.
This fish is the Leopard Coral Grouper (Epinephelus polyphekadion), belonging to the Subfamily Epinephelinae in the Grouper family (Serranidae). It is considered a high-quality fish in Japan and is often used in hot pot dishes. It is also delicious when fried. However, there is a crucial fact that must be noted here. This fish may contain Ciguatera toxin, depending on the region where it is caught and the diet it consumes. In case of mild poisoning, one may suffer various symptoms for a week, while severe poisoning can lead to a month-long period of distress. The presence of Ciguatera toxin is influenced by the fish's diet and growth conditions in the specific region. It is essential to verify whether the Leopard Coral Grouper is consumed in the local fishing port where it was caught. If it is being consumed, it is important to inquire about details such as its size (growth status) to ensure safety.
That's very interesting, I'd never heard of that type of fish before. I have seen them on travel cooking shows, though, but I didn't know that some could be poisonous.
I'm amazed you live there and have never been on the beach or eaten fish, clams, mussels, uni, sea weed or any of the thousands of eatable products from the sea. A couple of thoughts though. It would be good to travel with your dried fish, in case your hooks come up empty. Also the tide comes in and goes out. Setting your camp up too close can mean a really awful surprise when the tide comes in and your stuff is floating. This looks like a nice secluded cove. Your family would make this place even nicer. Make a camp you can bring them back to visit. The shells can be baked and crushed to make lime to wash your building with. As for salt: Strain seawater through a fine sieve or muslin to get rid of any debris, then boil it until 90 per cent of the water evaporates, stirring occasionally. Once it is the consistency of wet sand, pour it into a broad roasting tin or baking sheet, and leave it for five days, stirring once a day. Be well.
Glad to see you've adventured out to get some sea salt Duong, as I said last time it is easy to get my friend and will make a great deal of difference to your meals flavour! I am happy to inform you that almost anything from our sea's and oceans is edible matey, they are the best source of food on the planet from Crustaceans-crabs, shrimp, krill, prawns, lobster. Cephalopods-octopus, squid. Molluscs (the shells and snails you found close to the shoreline)-clams, cockles, sea snails, mussels, scallops, oysters. Fish of all types, VERY FEW fish however like the puffer fish for example are deadly (only a certain part of it can be eaten) Aquatic plants-water spinach, kelp and seaweeds they are ALL edible and all extremely delicious! I know it's been a long journey but this will open up a whole new avenue of food types for you and I for one am glad you've gone to explore it! 😁👍 I am curious too my friend, is this the very first time you've seen the sea or been to a beach because your reaction was SO child like and joyful it was AMAZING to see and SO precious!!! I really felt that you were sharing this experience for the VERY FIRST time with us all and I thank you SO VERY MUCH for that matey! It was extremely enjoyable to watch!!! 🤩😍🥰🤩😍🥰
Смотрю ваш канал как релакс видео. Большое спасибо за ваш труд. Со стороны всё выглядит, так легко и ловко, но какой это неимоверный труд. Большой привет вашей семье из далёкого заснеженного Казахстана.
Я часто его смотрю, но в этот раз мне показалось, что это видео довольно грубо поставлено. YA chasto yego smotryu, no v etot raz mne pokazalos', chto eto video dovol'no grubo postavleno.
I really like your adventurous sprit; your need to discover and make use of the natural resources around you. You try to make everything from scratch yourself, sometimes you fail, but most times you succeed. And beach looks so beautiful, you can probably spend a week there and take in nature's beauty.
The ocean is so vast and beautiful. Were I live we have the Gulf of Mexico and our sand is white and fine like white sugar. If you ever could you should take your family there!😁
It must have been over 150 miles to the beach from where I think you live (Vị Xuyên). Did it take a few days to get there? It looks like an undiscovered beach. I love the beach. I am so happy for you. I hope you make a ton of salt and maybe make a camp permeant enough to revisit. The comments by @zaarkhananal7165 is very informative. I would have eaten the oysters and used the clams for bait. Nice Grouper. I am very curious about the journey to the beach and how long it took to get there. Please let us know. Thanks again for another amazing video. Please post another one soon!
Классная рыбалка получилась, и видно что рыбу ПОЙМАЛ, а не притащил черте откуда. Как у двух чудиков на аналогичном канале, где только что пойманая БОЛЬШАЯ рыба не только удочку не гнет но и не шелохнется, когда вытаскивают из воды :)
I'm surprised this was your first trip to the sea! I hope you enjoyed it lots! I hope you collected a bunch of sea shells (18:23) as those could be lots of fun to make stuff out of! You can crush seashells and add them as fertilizer to your plants. You can also use crushed seashells as a potting mix (instead of soil) for plants that need more drainage in their growing medium. You can use seashells as decoration, use them to create necklaces, make windchimes, place seashells around the garden for decoration, attach them to windows, pots, doors. You can use seashells to hold ink, hold wax or condensed dyes. Most of the time seashells are either used in agriculture to provide more nutrients to plants, or used as decorations.
Cho dù bạn đi bộ ra biển hay sử dụng tàu hỏa, xe buýt hay những thứ tương tự đều không liên quan. Bởi vì điểm mấu chốt là tất cả video của bạn đều nói về những gì người ta có thể đạt được bằng những kỹ năng cơ bản, bất kể vị trí. Những gì người ta có thể làm với chúng ở gần biển là một sự mở rộng tuyệt vời của khái niệm này. Cảm ơn Đường vì chủ đề này!😁👍😁 Whether you walked all the way to the sea or used the train or bus or such is not relevant. Because the whole point is that all your videos are about what one can achieve with primitive skills, regardless of location. What one can do with them near the sea is a wonderful extension of the concept. Thank you, Đường, for this topic! 😁👍😁
@@jundevn Lời xin lỗi của tôi. Tôi sẽ thực hiện những điều chỉnh cần thiết. Nhưng tôi không thể đảm bảo sẽ viết đúng chính tả trong tương lai; bàn phím của tôi thiếu dấu phụ. Vì vậy, tôi sao chép và dán ... My apologies. I shall make the needed corrections. But I cannot guarantee the correct spelling in the future; my keyboard lacks the diacritics. So I copy-&-paste...
@@jundevn No problem. "Ba mươi ba" is all that I know of Vietnamese , which I was told is the name of a French beer ("Biere 33"?) in Vietnam. I use GoogleTranslate to make life easier for the Vietnamese viewers (so that THEY need not translate), but append my original English version to know what *I* was saying, to also reach English-speaking viewers, to catch translation errors, and to sort-of learn Vietnamese.
Usually when someone here goes traveling for a few days, especially going camping (making a camp somewhere middle of nowhere,) we bring a small bed with us. We have a soft bed mattress that we lay down on the floor when we get ready to sleep and something warm to cover us for the night. This mattress is usually soft enough that in the morning, you can roll up the bed and covers into a small roll, tie it together and tie it to your backpack, bag, or whatever it is you can attach it to. Usually this makes it easier on us, as we never have to make a new bed when we go camping. Usually this bed would be made at home, in preparation for long travels. Usually this also means we bring lots of food with us, to make sure we have something to eat when we arrive to our destination, being lots of drinking water too. Good luck Duong, maybe next time you could bring some more things with you to make sure your camp not only goes successful but comfortable? :)
Fantastic you made it to the sea. I live in nz and watching your video made me realize that we take our trips to beach for granted!! We only live a few minutes away from many beaches. We recognize a few of the shellfish. The shellfish attached to the rocks are mussels and similar shape one may be oysters and they are safe to eat. Looking forward to watching more of your adventures!!
18:49 watch out for rising tides! if you are in a place where you cannot leave if the water rises = you will be stuck. Sea water rises and falls in the morning and evening.
This video is staged quite crudely: 1. His farm is located in Ha Giang province, close to the Vietnam - China border. From this place to the nearest sea is also 300km. This distance is impossible to walk. without bringing food. 2. The type of fish he caught was grouper already tied to the fishing line. This type of fish lives in coral reefs or reefs, not on the coast.There are very few fish that big and valuable in Vietnam's coastal areas. I'm sure he bought that fish, the type of fish raised in the lagoon, and caught it on a hook.
21:20 It's oysters! It is also called sea milk. It is delicious! If fried foods become available as a cooking option, please try them! Depending on the environment, it may be possible to eat raw meat, but since there is a risk of norovirus infection, it is best to heat it thoroughly before eating it. 23:49 It is probably a type of [Takaragai] (scientific name: Cypraeaidae, English name: cowry or cowrie). There are collectors who collect beautiful shells, and in some regions it was used as currency and decoration in the past. It seems that it has been used in this way since ancient times in Japan, which is why the Japanese name is [Takaragai], which means treasure (Takaramono) + shellfish (Kai). 24:00 This is probably a type of [Akagai] (scientific name: Anadara broughtonii, English name: Bloody clam). In addition to its unique crunchy texture and strong aroma, it has a distinctive appearance when the shell is opened.In Japan, it is mainly eaten as sashimi and used for sushi, but it is difficult to disassemble. This can carry the hepatitis A virus, so if you don't have the expertise, it would be best to heat it or use it as fishing bait. The flesh is much harder than oysters, so it may be more durable as fishing bait. 27:21 Is this a type of [Igai] (English name: Korean mussel or hard-shelled mussel, scientific name: Mytilus coruscus)? Although it is not widely distributed in Japan, it seems to be eaten in various ways in the production area, such as grilling, boiling, and deep-frying. If you don't feel comfortable eating any kind of shellfish, one option might be to dry it in the sun, then boil it and use it as a broth. Some saltwater fish, including these members, have sharp spines on their fins and tails, but these spines are often poisonous, so be careful. Please be careful of dangerous creatures such as sea urchins and poisonous creatures and enjoy!
You can get some coconut sprouts and plant them near your pond.. coconut is a very versatile plant and you can use them in a variety of ways from the tender coconut/water to the fiber to make rope and fronds to weave and make mats..
Duong, because there are tides on the beach you can do fishing using a dragline. You wait for the tide to go out and then attach a rope between two heavy rocks, and then you tie several strings along the rope with fishing hooks and bait. You then wait for the tide to come in and then go out again and you can check all the hooks for fish. You could also try making a gillnet, which you set out in a similar manner tying it to heavy rocks, but you attach floats to the top edge of the net so that it stretches the net out in the water. Tying them to heavy rocks does mean there is a risk they will wash away.
The other shells has flesh inside them we called them mussels but great for bait. The other ones might be a oyster or a pip and the other ones unknown great for bait. I don't eat those at all. Good for cooking . Fresh ones. Some that you opened up I never seen before. Love your first time at the sea. Love your tutorials and Channel ❤😊
You should put a barb on the speargun like you did for the hooks It’s amazing you have such resources all within walking distance! What a lucky life you have to be so self sufficient and independent and make everything yourself but not leave garbage everywhere! You are an amazing person!! This is the way to live!!
Hello! You found some oysters, scallops, and mollusks that are really tasty. Some people eat them raw, but I like them better lightly sautéed or poached: try not to overcook them. Also, you might want to find some shallow hollows in the rocks where you can collect some seawater that will evaporate in the sunlight, leaving you with salt crystals.
Duong… It was nice to see you forging fishing hooks and crafting natural fiber cordage for fishing line. These are things you should always have prepared and kept in a fishing kit along with your fish, (spear), gun. But other than that, your preparations and packing for an exciting trip to the sea, a place you said that you have never been to before, even since it seems it was within walking distance, hmmm….., was very poorly and haphazardly planned. Your main reason, I assume, was to go to the sea to harvest sea salt. You have lots of fish in your pond to harvest, preserve, cook and eat. I can’t see you drying a bunch of sea fish to bring back to the farm, but you could, if you know they are safe to eat. You didn’t prepare or pack for that. It was just to give you a food source while at the sea to live on while harvesting sea salt. You could have brought with you on this long journey to the sea, some already prepared rice wrapped in leaves, because you only took 1 little pot, just 1. I guess thats ok if the pot will only be used for boiling sea water for the salt. Because to get an amount of salt to make this trip worth doing, you would need to get started boiling sea water as soon as you could get a fire going and rocks set up to set the pot on. Boil, boil, boil! And what about a container to bring more sea water to the pot to boil? If you have never been to the sea, as you said, but you just cooked and ate the first fish you caught, not knowing if it’s safe to eat? Hmmm… Since you didn’t harvest any sea salt in this video, I assume this will be a series of videos on harvesting sea salt, and that we don’t see you sick and throwing up from eating a bad fish in the next video. I hope that in the next 1-2 videos that you are able to actually boil off enough sea water to get 3-4 cups of salt, enough to fill a bamboo tube container, enough to make that long walk to the sea, where you said you have never been before, worthwhile. The sea salt will certainly be nice to have on hand for preserving and seasoning your food harvests. : )
Parabéns Duong 👏👏👏👏 admiro sua persistência vc é um herói destemido e com muito sucesso nas suas conquistas ❤ 👏👏👏👏 continue firme sua família merece você. ESSE LUGAR É BELÍSSIMO DEMAIS. ❤
Um ótimo dia irmão gosto muito do seu vídeos e desse lugar maravilhoso lindo felicidade pra você e toda sua família que Deus abençoe sou da cidade de antonina litoral do Paraná Brasil
Super excited for you getting to see the ocean! The animal that is closed up in the shell is called a Mollusk, or Oyster. The white things you found are seashells, they are what an oyster lived in. Oysters can be cooked and eaten. You can also burn the shells you collect to create Lime for fertilizer, concrete and lime paint. I am glad you are discovering new things and learning about new resources, that's mega cool!
Well done my friend ! The sea is a blessing for everyone who loves and respect it ! Your trip will worth a lot ! It s a very incredible new challenge for you. Sunrises and sunsets will amaze you ! A hug from me and my son
Duong, an idea with the fish gun: when you are not using it you can cover the spike with a cork or piece of wood so you don’t have any accidents while carrying it.
Duong, I recomend that you watch a channel called Primative Survival Skills. They do a couple episodes of survival after being washed ashore. They do all kinds of neat things that help you survive on a beach.
Tôi thích nhìn thấy bạn cảm thấy hạnh phúc như thế nào khi được ngắm nhìn và tận hưởng biển. Hãy cẩn thận với các hang động.Ten cuidado con la subida de la marea si entras en una gruta, no te quedes atrapado. Disfruta del viaje. 🇪🇸
Things to note at the sea shore: find a place with roof and walls, it'll protect you from rain and wind. Make sure you're far away from the water so when the tide comes you don't have to move. Locate fresh water source,
вот смотрю и думаю что-то не хватает. Наковальню надо железную! также хорошо бы поднять тебе печь повыше чтобы уже стоя работать. И вот сейчас придумал куда можно применить латекс. можно же меха сделать всяко будет легче дуть. а если сделать пару мехов и соединить к примеру с колесом так чтобы один выдувал а другой сразу набирал воздух и так по очереди будут дуть при вращении колеса, то думаю эффективность с такими мехами было бы больше
Tất cả chúng tôi đều vui mừng khi thấy bạn làm điều gì đó hoàn toàn khác. Thật không may, bạn đã lãng phí rất nhiều thời gian và công sức để làm móc và dây thừng. Chúng tôi khuyên bạn nên dùng loại mồi tuyệt vời mà bạn tìm thấy trong động vật có vỏ và sử dụng nó làm bẫy cua để bắt cua, tôm và tôm hùm. Đây sẽ là cách sử dụng thời gian của bạn tốt hơn nhiều. Xây dựng bẫy mạnh mẽ. Những cái bẫy này phải có phương pháp đặt đá vào bên trong để chúng chìm xuống. Bạn sẽ cần sợi dây dày hơn. Một chỉ báo nổi sẽ cho bạn biết vị trí bẫy của bạn. Bạn phải có cửa an toàn để mở và đóng lồng. Bạn không cần phải đặt nó ở xa mà hãy chú ý đến thủy triều và tận dụng những thủy triều đó vào đúng thời điểm. Chúc may mắn bẫy.
Bạn đã đưa ra những quan điểm tuyệt vời liên quan đến việc sử dụng các kỹ năng nguyên thủy! You have made great points relevant to the use of primitive skills!
Con to gọi là bàng mai, con nhỏ vừa đập là làm mồi chính là hàu biển và sò huyết đó. Toàn những món hải sản có giá trị dinh dưỡng cực kì cao. Lần sau ra biển nhớ mang theo mấy quả chanh, nướng sơ qua rồi vắt chanh lên là ăn được nha =)))
I'm happy that you were able to get to the ocean to catch some new types of fish and harvest some salt. I like your new set of fish hooks, they look a little different from the first one that you made. The shellfish you found in English are actually two species known as clams and oysters and yes they're edible. The one that looks like a rock is an oyster and the one that's smooth on the outside is a clam. We don't eat shellfish in my culture, but some people like them fried in butter with herbs. You can also use them in soup. The shellfish are also used in stir fries. You don't need to remove them from the shell because once they're fully cooked, the shells will open up. If the shells don't open up, that means that the animal in the shell has died and you shouldn't eat them because you may get sick. If you open the shells when they're uncooked take note of the smell. If they smell super fishy and the meat is soft, then that also means that they're bad. It also doesn't taste very good. I've tried clams when I was younger, but I don't eat them anymore. The clam meat should be smooth and firm and smell like sea water. Also, you should soak the clams in water overnight so that they can release any sand that they took in when eating, and it'll also help them release their poop. The shells are very pretty and can used to make jewelry which your daughters might like. There's another type of shellfish you might meet called a mussel and they like to cling to the underside of things (i.e. rocks, underside of boats, ships lost at sea and whatever else they find underwater). They have something called a beard, which looks like little hairs coming out of their shell that they use to cling to things. You need a knife to cut them away from the rock, and then you can eat them. However, they must be cooked first, they're not to be eaten raw. Clams are also not usually eaten raw, but when they are they have to be eaten fresh. Some say they taste good with lime juice. Some people like to eat oysters raw, though, with lime juice. Although, they have a very strong, almost briney taste. The big smooth black one you found, with the yellow meat, is another type of mussel. While I've never seen that kind before, it must be an Asian variety, mussels of all types have smooth shells with yellow meat. The shellfish that's oval shaped with the curved edges is a type of snail. It's also edible.
Quite informative 👍
Thank you, your shares are very useful to me
@PrimitiveSkillsnet I forgot that shellfish can also be grilled. The clams, mussels, and oysters can either be grilled unopened or cracked open and grilled with the open side of the shell face up. They taste good with strong flavored spices and herbs.
Great answer!! We thought it was mussels attached to the rocks? Either way you've answered well!!
Oysters we can eat that raw when it's fresh, that fish we call it sugpo.
This fish is the Leopard Coral Grouper (Epinephelus polyphekadion), belonging to the Subfamily Epinephelinae in the Grouper family (Serranidae). It is considered a high-quality fish in Japan and is often used in hot pot dishes. It is also delicious when fried.
However, there is a crucial fact that must be noted here. This fish may contain Ciguatera toxin, depending on the region where it is caught and the diet it consumes. In case of mild poisoning, one may suffer various symptoms for a week, while severe poisoning can lead to a month-long period of distress. The presence of Ciguatera toxin is influenced by the fish's diet and growth conditions in the specific region.
It is essential to verify whether the Leopard Coral Grouper is consumed in the local fishing port where it was caught. If it is being consumed, it is important to inquire about details such as its size (growth status) to ensure safety.
Is he gonna die?
A.I written response, waffling about nothing.
He roasted it over a fire, any toxins were overheated, no?
That's very interesting, I'd never heard of that type of fish before. I have seen them on travel cooking shows, though, but I didn't know that some could be poisonous.
I've never herd of this species before, but grouper in general is really tasty. Maybe I'll try some.
I'm amazed you live there and have never been on the beach or eaten fish, clams, mussels, uni, sea weed or any of the thousands of eatable products from the sea. A couple of thoughts though. It would be good to travel with your dried fish, in case your hooks come up empty. Also the tide comes in and goes out. Setting your camp up too close can mean a really awful surprise when the tide comes in and your stuff is floating. This looks like a nice secluded cove. Your family would make this place even nicer. Make a camp you can bring them back to visit. The shells can be baked and crushed to make lime to wash your building with. As for salt: Strain seawater through a fine sieve or muslin to get rid of any debris, then boil it until 90 per cent of the water evaporates, stirring occasionally. Once it is the consistency of wet sand, pour it into a broad roasting tin or baking sheet, and leave it for five days, stirring once a day. Be well.
Thank you, your shares are very useful to me
Glad to see you've adventured out to get some sea salt Duong, as I said last time it is easy to get my friend and will make a great deal of difference to your meals flavour! I am happy to inform you that almost anything from our sea's and oceans is edible matey, they are the best source of food on the planet from Crustaceans-crabs, shrimp, krill, prawns, lobster. Cephalopods-octopus, squid. Molluscs (the shells and snails you found close to the shoreline)-clams, cockles, sea snails, mussels, scallops, oysters. Fish of all types, VERY FEW fish however like the puffer fish for example are deadly (only a certain part of it can be eaten) Aquatic plants-water spinach, kelp and seaweeds they are ALL edible and all extremely delicious! I know it's been a long journey but this will open up a whole new avenue of food types for you and I for one am glad you've gone to explore it! 😁👍 I am curious too my friend, is this the very first time you've seen the sea or been to a beach because your reaction was SO child like and joyful it was AMAZING to see and SO precious!!! I really felt that you were sharing this experience for the VERY FIRST time with us all and I thank you SO VERY MUCH for that matey! It was extremely enjoyable to watch!!! 🤩😍🥰🤩😍🥰
Thank you, your shares are very useful to me
Смотрю ваш канал как релакс видео. Большое спасибо за ваш труд. Со стороны всё выглядит, так легко и ловко, но какой это неимоверный труд. Большой привет вашей семье из далёкого заснеженного Казахстана.
Есть такая работа которую вы бы не смогли сделать?
Я часто его смотрю, но в этот раз мне показалось, что это видео довольно грубо поставлено.
YA chasto yego smotryu, no v etot raz mne pokazalos', chto eto video dovol'no grubo postavleno.
Thank you so much
Estoy de acuerdo con usted..desde la comodidad de nuestro hogar parece todo tan fácil..pero sabemos que el trabajo del campo es muy difícil
your near a sea now you can get salt now
Well, now you're about to use your primitive tools at the ocean, you never cease to amaze. Enjoy your seaside trip.
Thank you, your shares are very useful to me
I really like your adventurous sprit; your need to discover and make use of the natural resources around you. You try to make everything from scratch yourself, sometimes you fail, but most times you succeed. And beach looks so beautiful, you can probably spend a week there and take in nature's beauty.
thank you
Thanks!
Hey Brad, it is comforting to know that we are watching and appreciating the same videos.
The ocean is so vast and beautiful. Were I live we have the Gulf of Mexico and our sand is white and fine like white sugar.
If you ever could you should take your family there!😁
That excitement put a smile on my face 😂
It must have been over 150 miles to the beach from where I think you live (Vị Xuyên). Did it take a few days to get there? It looks like an undiscovered beach. I love the beach. I am so happy for you. I hope you make a ton of salt and maybe make a camp permeant enough to revisit. The comments by @zaarkhananal7165 is very informative. I would have eaten the oysters and used the clams for bait. Nice Grouper. I am very curious about the journey to the beach and how long it took to get there. Please let us know. Thanks again for another amazing video. Please post another one soon!
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Классная рыбалка получилась, и видно что рыбу ПОЙМАЛ, а не притащил черте откуда. Как у двух чудиков на аналогичном канале, где только что пойманая БОЛЬШАЯ рыба не только удочку не гнет но и не шелохнется, когда вытаскивают из воды :)
он ее в пакете принес а то видоса не было бы
кстати, на окуня смахивает.....
Good Morning Duong, everyone!!! I hope you all are having a good day so far❤, We got blessed with an awesome fishing video this fine morning!!😎😎
Thank you so much
one of my favorite ventures yet! Long live Duong
I'm surprised this was your first trip to the sea! I hope you enjoyed it lots!
I hope you collected a bunch of sea shells (18:23) as those could be lots of fun to make stuff out of!
You can crush seashells and add them as fertilizer to your plants. You can also use crushed seashells as a potting mix (instead of soil) for plants that need more drainage in their growing medium.
You can use seashells as decoration, use them to create necklaces, make windchimes, place seashells around the garden for decoration, attach them to windows, pots, doors.
You can use seashells to hold ink, hold wax or condensed dyes.
Most of the time seashells are either used in agriculture to provide more nutrients to plants, or used as decorations.
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Cho dù bạn đi bộ ra biển hay sử dụng tàu hỏa, xe buýt hay những thứ tương tự đều không liên quan. Bởi vì điểm mấu chốt là tất cả video của bạn đều nói về những gì người ta có thể đạt được bằng những kỹ năng cơ bản, bất kể vị trí. Những gì người ta có thể làm với chúng ở gần biển là một sự mở rộng tuyệt vời của khái niệm này. Cảm ơn Đường vì chủ đề này!😁👍😁
Whether you walked all the way to the sea or used the train or bus or such is not relevant. Because the whole point is that all your videos are about what one can achieve with primitive skills, regardless of location. What one can do with them near the sea is a wonderful extension of the concept. Thank you, Đường, for this topic! 😁👍😁
Bro này tên là Đường bạn ơi 😁
@@jundevn Lời xin lỗi của tôi. Tôi sẽ thực hiện những điều chỉnh cần thiết. Nhưng tôi không thể đảm bảo sẽ viết đúng chính tả trong tương lai; bàn phím của tôi thiếu dấu phụ. Vì vậy, tôi sao chép và dán ...
My apologies. I shall make the needed corrections. But I cannot guarantee the correct spelling in the future; my keyboard lacks the diacritics. So I copy-&-paste...
Thank you for your feedback, I will try to do better and send you more interesting videos
Apologize, I did not know you are not Vietnamese.
@@jundevn No problem. "Ba mươi ba" is all that I know of Vietnamese , which I was told is the name of a French beer ("Biere 33"?) in Vietnam. I use GoogleTranslate to make life easier for the Vietnamese viewers (so that THEY need not translate), but append my original English version to know what *I* was saying, to also reach English-speaking viewers, to catch translation errors, and to sort-of learn Vietnamese.
18:26 shells, seashell, shellfish
Usually when someone here goes traveling for a few days, especially going camping (making a camp somewhere middle of nowhere,) we bring a small bed with us. We have a soft bed mattress that we lay down on the floor when we get ready to sleep and something warm to cover us for the night. This mattress is usually soft enough that in the morning, you can roll up the bed and covers into a small roll, tie it together and tie it to your backpack, bag, or whatever it is you can attach it to. Usually this makes it easier on us, as we never have to make a new bed when we go camping. Usually this bed would be made at home, in preparation for long travels. Usually this also means we bring lots of food with us, to make sure we have something to eat when we arrive to our destination, being lots of drinking water too.
Good luck Duong, maybe next time you could bring some more things with you to make sure your camp not only goes successful but comfortable? :)
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Hello Duong and thank you for the beautiful video,all the sea snails you found are good to eat both raw and cooked.
Thank you
Thanks. Long time follower. Every time I learn something.
Fantastic you made it to the sea. I live in nz and watching your video made me realize that we take our trips to beach for granted!! We only live a few minutes away from many beaches. We recognize a few of the shellfish. The shellfish attached to the rocks are mussels and similar shape one may be oysters and they are safe to eat. Looking forward to watching more of your adventures!!
Thank you, I will make a salt making video to send to you
Классные крючки получились
I hope you build a house at the beach! good video, thank you
祝㊗️初海ですね！😊 海水を何度も繰り返して煮詰めていけば、塩が作れます。白い貝は粉々に砕くと石灰になります。ドゥオンさんに海の恩恵を！😊
Thank you so much
18:49 watch out for rising tides! if you are in a place where you cannot leave if the water rises = you will be stuck. Sea water rises and falls in the morning and evening.
Thank you, wish you and your family good health
I smell a fish hut building episode incoming, would be sick. Love the episodes and love the journey man keep it up!
Thank you
Finally, new adventure ❤
This video is staged quite crudely: 1. His farm is located in Ha Giang province, close to the Vietnam - China border. From this place to the nearest sea is also 300km. This distance is impossible to walk. without bringing food. 2. The type of fish he caught was grouper already tied to the fishing line. This type of fish lives in coral reefs or reefs, not on the coast.There are very few fish that big and valuable in Vietnam's coastal areas. I'm sure he bought that fish, the type of fish raised in the lagoon, and caught it on a hook.
up, duong must clarify it all.
21:20
It's oysters! It is also called sea milk. It is delicious! If fried foods become available as a cooking option, please try them!
Depending on the environment, it may be possible to eat raw meat, but since there is a risk of norovirus infection, it is best to heat it thoroughly before eating it.
23:49
It is probably a type of [Takaragai] (scientific name: Cypraeaidae, English name: cowry or cowrie).
There are collectors who collect beautiful shells, and in some regions it was used as currency and decoration in the past.
It seems that it has been used in this way since ancient times in Japan, which is why the Japanese name is [Takaragai], which means treasure (Takaramono) + shellfish (Kai).
24:00
This is probably a type of [Akagai] (scientific name: Anadara broughtonii, English name: Bloody clam).
In addition to its unique crunchy texture and strong aroma, it has a distinctive appearance when the shell is opened.In Japan, it is mainly eaten as sashimi and used for sushi, but it is difficult to disassemble.
This can carry the hepatitis A virus, so if you don't have the expertise, it would be best to heat it or use it as fishing bait.
The flesh is much harder than oysters, so it may be more durable as fishing bait.
27:21
Is this a type of [Igai] (English name: Korean mussel or hard-shelled mussel, scientific name: Mytilus coruscus)?
Although it is not widely distributed in Japan, it seems to be eaten in various ways in the production area, such as grilling, boiling, and deep-frying.
If you don't feel comfortable eating any kind of shellfish, one option might be to dry it in the sun, then boil it and use it as a broth.
Some saltwater fish, including these members, have sharp spines on their fins and tails, but these spines are often poisonous, so be careful.
Please be careful of dangerous creatures such as sea urchins and poisonous creatures and enjoy!
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You can get some coconut sprouts and plant them near your pond.. coconut is a very versatile plant and you can use them in a variety of ways from the tender coconut/water to the fiber to make rope and fronds to weave and make mats..
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Nice experience - i'm happy for you👍👍🙂💪😉🤗🤞🤞
All the firsts in this video, this was a very exciting day for you and it was fun to watch. Thanks for sharing it with us
Duong I have a feeling your going to be coming to the ocean more often now. Potential is limitless😊
Duong, because there are tides on the beach you can do fishing using a dragline. You wait for the tide to go out and then attach a rope between two heavy rocks, and then you tie several strings along the rope with fishing hooks and bait. You then wait for the tide to come in and then go out again and you can check all the hooks for fish.
You could also try making a gillnet, which you set out in a similar manner tying it to heavy rocks, but you attach floats to the top edge of the net so that it stretches the net out in the water.
Tying them to heavy rocks does mean there is a risk they will wash away.
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This is one of your best videos, exciting like in the very begining!
Thank you
Большое спасибо автору за видео! Оставляю свой комментарий в поддержку канала! Всем добра, здоровья, и благополучия!
Hey my friend Duong! You’re the man! 💪🏾💯🫡
30:10 cá mú biển sea grouper , loại này là gần bờ ko phải cá mú khơi : loại khơi to tầm 50kg, gần bờ thì loanh quanh 5-7kg
yes yes, more like this out exploring making temp shelter... love it.
The other shells has flesh inside them we called them mussels but great for bait. The other ones might be a oyster or a pip and the other ones unknown great for bait. I don't eat those at all. Good for cooking . Fresh ones. Some that you opened up I never seen before. Love your first time at the sea. Love your tutorials and Channel ❤😊
I love eating mussels in a tomato sauce, with French fries and salad!
Thank you, I will make a video about salt for you all to watch
Good evening dear Daung, you are quite an adventurous man, always different with your videos. Love you very much
👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️
Thank you
Dang! After all these years the wooden bello/air pump is still going strong! well made =)
Thank you , Duong .
🐺Loupis Canis .
great video Duong ! sending you support and love from Paris
Привет😊
На море интересно давай почаще видео на море👍🏻
What a beautiful place
It is amazing
Доброго дня тебе и твоей семье😊 Прекрасное место👍 Хорошего духовного отдыха😊
Thank you
You should put a barb on the speargun like you did for the hooks
It’s amazing you have such resources all within walking distance!
What a lucky life you have to be so self sufficient and independent and make everything yourself but not leave garbage everywhere!
You are an amazing person!!
This is the way to live!!
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Hello! You found some oysters, scallops, and mollusks that are really tasty. Some people eat them raw, but I like them better lightly sautéed or poached: try not to overcook them. Also, you might want to find some shallow hollows in the rocks where you can collect some seawater that will evaporate in the sunlight, leaving you with salt crystals.
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Vietnamın çok farklı bir köşesini ben de sizinle keşfettim, çok güzel bir gün ❤😊
vaay türklerde varmış burda
Woow this fish is so delicious 😋 🐟.thank for very video 👍👏
Thank you
Nice catch !
Duong… It was nice to see you forging fishing hooks and crafting natural fiber cordage for fishing line. These are things you should always have prepared and kept in a fishing kit along with your fish, (spear), gun. But other than that, your preparations and packing for an exciting trip to the sea, a place you said that you have never been to before, even since it seems it was within walking distance, hmmm….., was very poorly and haphazardly planned.
Your main reason, I assume, was to go to the sea to harvest sea salt. You have lots of fish in your pond to harvest, preserve, cook and eat. I can’t see you drying a bunch of sea fish to bring back to the farm, but you could, if you know they are safe to eat. You didn’t prepare or pack for that. It was just to give you a food source while at the sea to live on while harvesting sea salt. You could have brought with you on this long journey to the sea, some already prepared rice wrapped in leaves, because you only took 1 little pot, just 1. I guess thats ok if the pot will only be used for boiling sea water for the salt. Because to get an amount of salt to make this trip worth doing, you would need to get started boiling sea water as soon as you could get a fire going and rocks set up to set the pot on. Boil, boil, boil! And what about a container to bring more sea water to the pot to boil?
If you have never been to the sea, as you said, but you just cooked and ate the first fish you caught, not knowing if it’s safe to eat? Hmmm…
Since you didn’t harvest any sea salt in this video, I assume this will be a series of videos on harvesting sea salt, and that we don’t see you sick and throwing up from eating a bad fish in the next video.
I hope that in the next 1-2 videos that you are able to actually boil off enough sea water to get 3-4 cups of salt, enough to fill a bamboo tube container, enough to make that long walk to the sea, where you said you have never been before, worthwhile. The sea salt will certainly be nice to have on hand for preserving and seasoning your food harvests. : )
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Bravo. Using natural fibers for strings, no nylon string required.
Thank you for this beautiful view. You are awesome stay awesome. The name of the creatures are clams and oysters
Thank you
Love this guy!🇨🇦
Glad you got to go yo the sea as I know it was a dream trip for you😊. Can't wait to see your next discoveries ❤
Thank you
Really fun to watch a video with some change of enviroment. Great video!
Thank you so much
Parabéns Duong 👏👏👏👏 admiro sua persistência vc é um herói destemido e com muito sucesso nas suas conquistas ❤ 👏👏👏👏 continue firme sua família merece você. ESSE LUGAR É BELÍSSIMO DEMAIS. ❤
Thank you so much
Hello from Australia love the videos keep them going
Have you considered the possibility of casting metal parts from melted iron to make tools and hooks? It just seems to have a lot more time and work.
Um ótimo dia irmão gosto muito do seu vídeos e desse lugar maravilhoso lindo felicidade pra você e toda sua família que Deus abençoe sou da cidade de antonina litoral do Paraná Brasil
Super excited for you getting to see the ocean! The animal that is closed up in the shell is called a Mollusk, or Oyster. The white things you found are seashells, they are what an oyster lived in. Oysters can be cooked and eaten. You can also burn the shells you collect to create Lime for fertilizer, concrete and lime paint. I am glad you are discovering new things and learning about new resources, that's mega cool!
the white shells are more likely to be a type of clam
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Amazing video. I wish it was 1 hour long!
É muito bom conhecer o mar, pois eu já tive esse privilégio de conhecer, muito divertido
Thank you so much
The fish looks like a spotted grouper. Nice catch!
All tools primitive handmade. I like it.
Well done my friend ! The sea is a blessing for everyone who loves and respect it ! Your trip will worth a lot ! It s a very incredible new challenge for you.
Sunrises and sunsets will amaze you !
A hug from me and my son
Thank you so much
運氣很好釣到石斑魚、這種魚貴又好吃、恭喜你
Gostava assistir seus vídeos você trabalhando com sua esposa. Os dois são incríveis, guerreiros👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you, wish you and your family good health
always a pleasure watching your content just love it
Duong, an idea with the fish gun: when you are not using it you can cover the spike with a cork or piece of wood so you don’t have any accidents while carrying it.
Ông đầu tư phết nhỉ? ra tận biển làm video! Sẽ tạo tiền đề cho các video tiếp theo đấy 😂
Great fun!
Duong, I recomend that you watch a channel called Primative Survival Skills. They do a couple episodes of survival after being washed ashore. They do all kinds of neat things that help you survive on a beach.
mmmhh it looks so delicious.
i wish i could be there taste this fish and see your home live.
Wow! You amaze me every time.
Very beautiful video.
It’s nice place , maybe upcoming videos will get more interesting
Hello. You and your family took a trip from the cold north to the warmer south seas.
Chào mừng bro xuống núi. Cơ mà từ Hà Giang xuống Hạ Long nhanh quá bro ơi 🤣.
Super! Ich danke Dir!😍🤗
Enjoy my friend ❤
That fish so testy / seriously you are did great job today ❤️🌹❤️
thank you
Nice catch of an evening meal.
Thank you
Молодец,прикольно.
Bom dia meu amigo
Tôi thích nhìn thấy bạn cảm thấy hạnh phúc như thế nào khi được ngắm nhìn và tận hưởng biển. Hãy cẩn thận với các hang động.Ten cuidado con la subida de la marea si entras en una gruta, no te quedes atrapado. Disfruta del viaje. 🇪🇸
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@@PrimitiveSkillsnet Clams (white), mussels (black), oysters (irregularly shaped and dark gray)
Things to note at the sea shore: find a place with roof and walls, it'll protect you from rain and wind.
Make sure you're far away from the water so when the tide comes you don't have to move.
Locate fresh water source,
You live in the most beautiful part of the world.
You can make salt from the sea
Good to see you again
que lugar incrível !
вот смотрю и думаю что-то не хватает. Наковальню надо железную! также хорошо бы поднять тебе печь повыше чтобы уже стоя работать. И вот сейчас придумал куда можно применить латекс. можно же меха сделать всяко будет легче дуть. а если сделать пару мехов и соединить к примеру с колесом так чтобы один выдувал а другой сразу набирал воздух и так по очереди будут дуть при вращении колеса, то думаю эффективность с такими мехами было бы больше
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Tuyệt vời❤❤❤
(35:30) Vâng, làm ơn!!!👍👍👍
(35:30) Yes, please!!!👍👍👍
Hello Friend so Happy see you now 🎉
Tất cả chúng tôi đều vui mừng khi thấy bạn làm điều gì đó hoàn toàn khác. Thật không may, bạn đã lãng phí rất nhiều thời gian và công sức để làm móc và dây thừng. Chúng tôi khuyên bạn nên dùng loại mồi tuyệt vời mà bạn tìm thấy trong động vật có vỏ và sử dụng nó làm bẫy cua để bắt cua, tôm và tôm hùm. Đây sẽ là cách sử dụng thời gian của bạn tốt hơn nhiều. Xây dựng bẫy mạnh mẽ. Những cái bẫy này phải có phương pháp đặt đá vào bên trong để chúng chìm xuống. Bạn sẽ cần sợi dây dày hơn. Một chỉ báo nổi sẽ cho bạn biết vị trí bẫy của bạn. Bạn phải có cửa an toàn để mở và đóng lồng. Bạn không cần phải đặt nó ở xa mà hãy chú ý đến thủy triều và tận dụng những thủy triều đó vào đúng thời điểm. Chúc may mắn bẫy.
Bạn đã đưa ra những quan điểm tuyệt vời liên quan đến việc sử dụng các kỹ năng nguyên thủy!
You have made great points relevant to the use of primitive skills!
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Con to gọi là bàng mai, con nhỏ vừa đập là làm mồi chính là hàu biển và sò huyết đó. Toàn những món hải sản có giá trị dinh dưỡng cực kì cao. Lần sau ra biển nhớ mang theo mấy quả chanh, nướng sơ qua rồi vắt chanh lên là ăn được nha =)))
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