Southern California Rock Scallop Freediving Tips and Tricks
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- The Caught Crew crew dives a secret Rock Scallop reef in Malibu and shares some trick tips to get them on your own. Will the journey to out to this outer reef pay off? Joining on our mission is Bryan, one of the Caught by Krousey subscribers and Jonatas who met us in the parking lot and wanted some dive partners. Stick around to the end to learn how to open up rock scallops and clean them to eat.
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Divers:
Krousey
River
Bryan
Wade
Jonatas
Music:
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Humidity - Silent Partner
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Love River, such a good dude.
He’s a legend! I’m actually with him right now shooting another episode. Stay tuned!
Great video!!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed
I live in LA. Would love to tag along to learn how to do ths.
Unfortunately I’m no longer in LA, but you should check out Freedive N Spear in Hermosa. Harry there can help you get started
Production quality on these videos is awesome! Would love to come along one day 👌
Thank you! Been working hard on it 🤙
yewwwwww "scallops for days" yaaaaassss
Yewww!
You video was well narrated. I will start to hunt rock scallops.
Much appreciated! They are great eating
@@WildCaughtOutdoors Is that fishing site by Big Rock?
@@dcro9903 I can't say where this is, but I have dove Big Rock in the past. My recommendation would be find nooks and crannies that aren't "name spots" in that area and you'll find your scallops. Happy hunting!
@@WildCaughtOutdoors Thank you.
Thank you for the great video man! For sea urchins, I got a bunch of them around 2/1, and all of them were almost empty, do you know when is the right season to dive for them?
So there really isn’t a season for them per say. The “uni” portion is really dependent on if they are eating or not. If there isn’t food, they shrink on the insides to survive. Your best chances for finding sea urchins with good uni will be places with a lot of algae, and sea weed for them to eat. Hope that helps!
looks like a fullcooler to me! I want to go next time! The snail was a Norris's kelp snail (not a turban) ,but the large one caught after the first scallop was a wavy turban snail.
I would be stoked to go on a dive with you 🤙 let me know when you’re in town next
@@WildCaughtOutdoors I just rewatched this vid to get myself hyped. Wow, it's pretty shallow, looks like it'll be a great dive!
@chimyshark it’s going to be a fun time!
I’ll be going out to Spearfishing for the first time is there a good place near seal beach that you can recommend for sea urchin?
Unfortunately I am not familiar with the Seal Beach area. However, places where sea urchins are found are pretty much easy to find. Look for areas with a lot of rock structure and kelp, and you should find them no problem. Good luck!
Hi Duy, do you go with a group? I'm looking for a group to go spearfishing and lobster. I'm in Garden Grove
@@tannguyen291 hey bud I see your notification but can’t seem time find your other comment. Here’s the link for the discord discord.gg/hrZzaekT be sure to follow our IG as well: caughtbykrousey
yewwwwwwww fun timez
Thanks for diving with us 🤙
Where is that?! I'm in socal but that looks like it can be more north of where I live.
It’s in SoCal! More towards the LA area
Ever come across a white shark?
@@christianz-jg2bh I’ve had some close encounters with shark attacks spearfishing but not with great whites (knock on wood!
@@WildCaughtOutdoors good to hear man. What the suggested step if you encounter a shark in general
@@christianz-jg2bh check out the mahi mahi spearfishing video I have on my channel! I fought off a small mako on there.
Don’t panic, keep your cool, observe, and use what you have with you as a tool to keep distance/scare the shark away.
@@WildCaughtOutdoors I'll check it out 🤙 thanks
Great video, this is super helpful. Are red and purple urchins open for recreational take pretty anywhere in SoCal? I've tried reading the regs, but have seen mentions of permits for red urchins. I'm thinking that's only if you're selling them, but do you know? Thanks dude.
All you need is your fishing license with ocean enhancement tag. Limit is 35 a day, but honestly you only need a couple to make a good meal. The permits are for harvesting urchin commercially. Hope that helps!
@@WildCaughtOutdoors It does, thank you!
Awesome video! 😎 New to SoCal and spear fishing. Looking for ppl to tag along with. Can I get that discord link? Ones in the comment section are expired
Right on! Great way to get seafood and be in nature. I’m trying to figure out the permanent links for discord, for some reason they only last 24 hours but here you are discord.gg/akSkvFDM
@@WildCaughtOutdoors any chance you could repost the discord link?
@@tomasfanning2382 discord.gg/ux4QZBMY there you go!