Catching BIG CRABS from the BAYOU for DINNER | Blue Crab Catch and Cook
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- In this video we caught blue crabs in traps from the Louisiana bayou. We also discussed Spanish culture in Louisiana and the coastal erosion problems in Delacroix, La.
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I came from Vietnam back in 1975 when i was 12 yo and 2 years later i worked in a crab dock cooking crabs during the summer time in Baldwin(St. Mary Parish), with days waking up from 2 AM and finishing around 5 PM. My family started crabbing a few years later. Life was tough back then but i loved it. Now living in California but i'm still loving the lifestyle, food, and the Louisianians with their simple living and goodness hearts. Thank you for the video, bud.
Amen brother. Glad my videos can keep you connected.
You moved from a wonderful place like Loisianna to California?
@@pwrplnt1975 Moved to Ca. in '93 for job opportunity and got stuck here since. Still loving La., though.
I lived in Franklin the next town over! Best seafood ever
tdeaux Thank you for your service! Regardless of is our hire much respect and appreciation that the public or American people in general have shown you and your brothers please know that I asking with many, many other Americans appreciate your sacrifices of serving, especially given the situations there and back here during those times. I also feel that this Country can never do enough to repay you for your sacrifices during your "time in"! America needs to take care of their Vets, as well as the families of those who have the ultimate sacrifice. Again, fun one grateful American, thank you for your service!
Loved this video. I was born in Houma and grew up in New Orleans. My mother's side was spanish and father was French. I had not heard of the spanish settlement in Delacroix though. I enjoy learning about my heritage that is being lost every day.
Amen to that.
A channel deserving of far more subscribers
Thank you for filming this Jared. It was nice seeing family and sharing the culture that we grew up in.
I grew up on the Chesapeake Bay and have enjoyed steamed crabs for numerous years. Great video and time learning with your family.
Thanks brother God Bless
I was in that area for a few months working. They steamed the crabs with apple cider vinegar
@@thechunkycajun That's new one on me. Normally water, little vinegar and Old Bay or J.O. ACV might be better.
@@jeffreypinder9398 it was definitely a different flavor
@@thechunkycajun Will def remember that. Thanks
I love everything you do with your family and friends
Yes please do , I grew up in Alabama , I'm 64 we always came there to fish
I love this!! I'm from Houma, la. It makes me so happy to see this...reminds me of my childhood going Fishing and crabbing with my mom and brother ❤️
🥰💚🦀🦞🦐🐟🎣
I was born in Raceland,LA and moved to Colorado in 1990 but am hoping to get back to Louisiana as I feel the constant call to go back home to the swamps. I had lots of family down there and visited frequently throughout my youth. My mama, in her 90s, is still down there and ran a French bed and breakfast for many many years. There's mostly Spanish being taught up here in the schools so I know mostly that, but very little French. My ma speaks different French. It was interesting to learn about the Spanish speaking Cajuns. I'm of French Cajun and Canary Island Cajun heritage. I found your channel through DeerMeatforDinner, I'm glad I found y'all :).
Beautiful memories. Thanks for sharing.
I appreciate the production and the effort to tell these stories.
I live in Wales and have led a simple life here. I like the look of the lifestyle you lead too. Keep it simple and you rarely fail. My heart goes out to those affected by the storms
So much culture In this video. I love the Spanish heritage!!! We need to sit one day and you can tell me about it
I appreciate you my bro. Catch and Cook at the food truck one day!
@@OutsidetheLevees heck yes
What a dream of a day! Always wanted to go crabbing and see how they boil up, thanx for the video! I will keep wishing lol
Heck yes!!! That is Cajun paradise, family, fishing and seafood! 👍
Amen
The history stuff is great, but what I truly find the crabbing info priceless
History is a great lesson for all of us never forget about your History thank-you
Thank you my brother
Oh my goodness souff shell crab samwith brings so many memories , Alabama and LSU football , fishing crabbing , the south in the 60s and 70s was the greatest ,
Amen brother
16:31 Thank you Uncles♥️♥️
There so Sweet!!
Thank you my friend
Thank you. Family. Food. History. Nothing better.
Always appreciate you bro. Have a good one
I love the Bayou accent.
Awesome video brotha!! This might be my favorite episode yet my dude.
Love you bro. Thank you as always
Thank you for sharing your family and history with us.
Thank you for watching
1985 till 1996 worked shrimping in Gulf of Mexico, ate pounds of it everyday, still could. Love it.
That’s awesome man
Just subscribed man love the positivity and video quality. Keep it up man
That’s so cool man, never would’ve guessed you were Spaniard. Love your videos, they’re edited so well. I just subbed and can’t stop watching.
Dang , I miss living down there. Love watching these videos
I was born in Jennings, raised in Lafayette and have lived all over the world. I live in Brazil and I speak, read and write fluently in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese and I also speak Catalan, Dutch and Italian. I am familiar with the Spanish dialect of the people in this video that originated in Las Canarias.
Cool
I remember fishing at Delacroix 35-40 years ago when I was 8-13 or so. Used to leave from Kenner and launch at Rudy’s boat launch back when his son Kirk was a teenager. Get me a Hubee Apple pie and a Pop Rouge soda before we took off to trawl and fish. Caught many a cooler of shrimp pulling a 16 foot trawl in Bayou Bievenue as I recall. Thanks for the great videos from a new subscriber. Think about Delacroix when I hear Jimmy Buffet talking about fishing the pilings.
Thanks brother. Appreciate you and the memories
Awesome awesome awesome love the crab videos
Love your family and love to crab just keep it coming
Amen/ will do
You go right by my go-to drop in spot for kayak fishing around Delacroix, and I definitely didn't know about the Spanish heritage in the area - loved hearing about that! Thanks for sharing your stories.
Amen bruh. Hope you been catching
I really enjoy your videos. Especially when you have your uncle Wimpy and other family members in them. Keep up the good work.
Uncle Wimp is the man. Thanks so much for watching
Great video!👍🏼Thank you for sharing!
Great video... I'm jealous of Rob getting to spend all that time with y'all... the Islenos are definitely a hardy bunch of wonderful folks!!
He's an amazing person. Thank you so much for watching
Awesome video! Always love hearing the history of my home state. My Godmother in Broussard has lineage from the Canary Islanders on her fathers side. Last name Hernandez
Awesome crabbing video keep them coming.
Very interesting! I have never investigated seafood but what I learned today was great. I also enjoyed the history.
Glad you enjoyed
Right on
Very cool vid Jared! Getting better and better. Nice to finally meet Uncle Wimpy!
That's the man! Miss you
Just discovered your channel, love the video and a bit of history in it. Love to see more!
Thank you!
Great job! Reminds me of some good old days long ago. Had a great duck down there years ago. Thanks for sharing. Love boiled seafood.
Amen. Thank you
My great grandmothers family was a blend of French and Spanish that settled around St Martinville.
Some of them first came to the New Orleans area from Spain. Marin and De Reggio
Very entertaining and knowledgeable video. Thank you for taking the time to make and share it with us all. Wish I could eat some of that crab with you, it looks delicious. You all need to subscribe to this guy.
I appreciate that so much
Just came across your channel earlier today. Enjoying it a lot. And no I didn't know about the large Spanish influence in and around Louisiana. And yes, I'd love to hear more about the disappearing "what ever". I'd love to hear more about anything in your area. And last but certainly not least I love your selection of "Leaning On The Everlasting Arms". Beauiful!
Thank you so much for all the kind words. God bless
I knew there was some Spanish influence in Louisiana, but didn't know to what extent. I got interested in Creole culture in Louisiana due to some speaking Creole. I'm from the Caribbean, and Creole & French are the official languages of my country.
I'm glad for the advancement of social media, as it allows us to learn about so many different cultures & folks around the world!
I find the Spanish culture in Louisiana just as fascinating! 😌
Amen to that. I need to check some Caribbean videos out.
@@OutsidetheLevees 👍😊
These are Spanish creoles of Louisiana known locally as isleños.
Gotta love that life… I’m jealous lol.And have to have a guy like Wimpy on board.He knows his stuff
Thank you
Soft shell piccata style with olive oil, garlic, lemon and capers and finish with butter.
Nice video nice crabs I know Delacroix full well I'm 68 I use to deliver milk bread newspaper, etc. door to door and the stores, I was in highschool then and worked with Earl Estopinol four bout 4 years good people, I know s lot of people down there I lived on Creedmore then good job letting people know about the canary islands, my grandparents could not talk English only Cajun french tks for video again brings me back to the good times down there.
That's awesome man. Thanks for sharing
I’ve been to the Canary Islands twice, Fuerteventura and lanzarote. Good times.
Another great video, keep up the good work.
Thank you so much
Great video and crab look delicious. Been too long since I've had blue crab.
Get you some!
enjoyed your channel so much had to watch another video🦀👍🦀
Thank you! I work hard on it
Didnt know about the Spanish influence ...Very educational... I would love to hear more about the spanish culture
I definitely will do more about it
Great show !
Appreciate you
I like these dudes
This was great to watch! I've ALWAYS wanted to go to LA and almost made it then COVID hit 🙄.. I pray you all are safe!! BTW: your Uncle is S. A. F ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thanks Sis. God bless.
Yes, more on the Spanish background. Very interesting
Def will do more
Bonjour voisines . I worked the Gross comme ca bateau long ago out of Venetian isles ( RIP Capt Noel ) . Great video. thanks .
That's awesome
loved the video. thanks for sharing
Appreciate you Robert. Take care.
I was an extension agent in St. Bernard...know a bunch of people there. The Robin's, Acostas, Guerra to name a few. Thanks for the memories.
Thank you so much for watching
Very Educational Brother!
Appreciate it. Thanks for taking the time to watch
Awsome video
i love your show and i have heard of spanish speaking people year ago living in louisana
OMG looks so delicious 🤤😻
Jared, I loved the video. My family also came from the Canary Islands to settle in LA, so it would be awesome to learn more about that heritage and community
My Great Grandmother was a Perez.
@@OutsidetheLevees what a coincidence maybe we’re cousins 👀😂
Poor Jared always enjoyin the outdoors, we feel for you bruh haha really though it’s a sacrifice spending all that time filming and editing from your family so we appreciate the content!
Lol. Glad you picked up on that
I love crabing im from the north we have crabing spot's here in NJ ❤️
im a black woman and i love the fact that you do the family thang!
Love having you here my girl.
a great video
My family is all from Louisiana. I'm fluent in Spanish and had no idea of Louisiana's Spanish heritage. I'm the only person in my family that speaks Spanish. My French is poor though. Watching y'all is watching family.
Welcome home fam
Very interesting,
Like the history
Awsome video,,,,
Thanks for the video very informative. There are a lot of Spanish on the west side of Louisiana also north of Leesville in a town called Zwolley. Spelled wrong. Did not know there was more down south east. Thanks for the info. I live in south west La. in Sulphur.
Yes there were 4 Canary Island settlements in Louisiana and that was one of them. thank you brother.
@@OutsidetheLeveesThere are also the malagueños who settled the New Iberia area. I’m not sure if you know who the malagueños are, but they are the descendants of 18th century Spaniards from southern Spain in the Málaga area of Andalucía similar to how isleños are descendants of 18th century Spaniards in Louisiana from the Canary Islands. Also, the OP is talking about a group of people in north Louisiana around the Zwolle and Natchitoches areas called the adaeseños who descend from 18th century Spaniards in Louisiana. So the isleños, malagueños and adaeseños together make up the Spanish Creoles of Louisiana. A distinction to make however is that both isleños and malagueños are white people while adaeseños are a white and Native American mixed race people called mestizos.
1st time watching anyone not named Kendall Frederickson.. Best of luck to your video.. & I may be subscribing @ the end ? subscribed .
Appreciate you brother. God bless.
You go bro!
Thanks brah
Great video! I like how you talked about another culture beaides the french. I can trace my heritage back to the swamps of ruddock and dont have any french blood in me.
Interesting. We are French too but I didn't dive into that since Spanish was the primary language.
This is intriguing, do you know if your family was German? My French family is from the other side of the lake and growing up we always heard there was a German settlement at Ruddock?
Wish I had me some of those there crabs that's some good eating, momma always loved me bringing her some,
That's beautiful man.
Cool Video
I got goosebumps when he said his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, God bless you brother🙏🏼🕊🔥
My Dad use to shrimp there in the early 80’s, Always caught the nicest clean shrimp there. I want to go down there and catch some fish and crabs but I don’t know the area
I think a video bringing the buster crabs back to the tables. The process of busted them out,checking the tables/tanks. Pulling them out to stack standing up In the fridge. Cook'em up
Coming soon lol!
I live in South Louisiana place called Bayou Pigeon and I started with my dad at a young age and fished for a living
Oh snap! We have been tracing our family tree(im from SWLA) and we found Spanish in our tree from the Canary Islands!
That’s awesome. Look up Los Isleños
My Dads family grew up around St. Laundry Parish . Two of my cousins did a family tree . Our last name is Martin . But they found out our family name was at one time Martinez and the family was the Canary Islands as well as your family . I to have family with the last name Laundry who live in Port Barre and Lovonia . I found your channel today and will be a subscriber . Thanks for what you do ...
The surname Martin in Louisiana has two avenues of ancestry: one is Acadian and one is isleño. The Acadian one is more common, however the isleño one is still a common presence. The Acadian Martin is originally Martin and as you pointed out, the isleño Martin was originally Martinez. I’ve even heard some people in Gretna, La. on the Westbank of Jefferson Parish that retained the surname Martinez (there was an isleño settlement in Barataria at one time) but they pronounce Martinez as MARTIN-ez with the syllable stress on Martin rather than the TIN (teen) part of Martinez. Strange but true.
My decent is from the Torres family also from the Canary Islands that settled in st James parish
Them crabs we catch in Massachusetts
Delicious
Love the heritage. Jealous from Lafayette, LA
Thank you! God bless
My kind of world I love crab forever 💯🥰👍🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
Amen
I love me some blue crabs.
thanks Jerry!
I have stumbled upon your videos, and they are great. I have tried to research more about the Isleños culture in the past but there is not that much out there. I fish a lot in Delacroix and it doesn’t get much better, but I bet it’s nothing compared to how it was in its heyday. It would be cool to tag along with a crabber to see exactly what happens on a crab boat!
Did you see the documentary on here Mosquitoes and High Water?
@@OutsidetheLevees I will have to look for it.
Dude kicks it
Thanks homie
liked the crabbing video👍 make another one on a day we’re they run all there traps
Maybe. We are talking about ideas for sure
@@OutsidetheLevees yessir
Never knew about the Spanish. Please show more about
I definitely will
All Louisiana is missing from its mast is the Nation of Texas flag. I guess that is why Louisiana and Texas love each other so much. We share much of the same heritage. Especially here in Southeast Texas.
Hell yeah. I love Texas
My grandparents were from Coteau outside of New Iberia. My maternal great grandma was a Segura. I’ve always wondered about the Spanish side of my Cajun heritage. My DNA says about 14% Iberian Spanish. Definitely need to do some research on this topic.
Let me know what you find out
Segura is a malagueño surname. The malagueños were a group of 18th century Spaniards that arrived in Louisiana from the Málaga area of Andalucía in southern Spain. So you’re part malagueño. Malagueños are Spanish creoles like isleños are. Malagueño is pronounced like Mah-lah-gwain-yo.
So many “Cajun” identified people these days are finding out they are not exactly Acadians (Cajuns). But we could see evidence of this with all the French, Spanish, German, British, Irish and Italian surnames mixed along with those Acadian surnames.
Your uncle😍😍😍😍🥰
Right?!
We have a lot of this stuff at the Chesapeake Bay too.. Unfortunately generations behind me will never know the things I know about the bay.
Lot of similarities
I need to come where y'all i need those yummy 😋
I don’t use zatatarans way to salty it’s made everything that I boil salty I use Louisiana crab boil comes out perfect every time