FORAGE and COOK SEAFOOD MINI FEAST - Finding FREE FOOD At The Beach
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- Опубліковано 11 лют 2021
- Whelks, Sea Snails, Limpets & Mussels. I'm coastal foraging on the Oregon Coast for some wild sea food. I have eaten mussels before but i have never tried Whelks or Limpets. I caught the end of a low tide and was able to find plenty of Whelks, but the Limpets were a bit harder to find, especially some that were big enough to harvest.
When it comes to how to cook limpets, it's actually simple. A quick drop in some boiling water and they will pop right off their shells. I will show you how you clean and prepare limpets in the video. i wasn't sure how to cook whelks snails so i had to do a little looking around online. These snails have to be one of the tastiest things i've foraged for so far, along with gooseneck barnacles. I picked up a couple mussels along the way and have to say, i definitely enjoyed these catch and cook mussels. I gave them a quick steam, cleaned and rinsed them. The texture was on point and the taste was probably the best i've had so far when it comest to foraging and eating mussels. I've seen oregon coast sea snails quite a bit considering how often i am out and fishing along the coast, but sea snail cooking and sea snail eating is not something i really considered. But these catch and cook snails were a treat! and i will definitely be eating sea snails again.
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Great vid Nick! My kids and I have decided on 1st trip to Barview this year were going to harvest the barnacle's and now we will add the sea snails and limpits!
Aaron, if it's your first trip, please be careful, especially with kids. The rocks are EXTREMELY slippery, and falling can truly be catastrophic. Also, whatever size the swell that day, some random waves can be MUCH bigger, and getting swept off the rocks would also be a nightmare. But that said, the jetty ... um ... rocks!
@@xyzct appreciate the warning Nick thank you. No not 1st time we've done Barview jetty many times to fish but I will take heed of your warning as it is precarious as we all know.
I just had to watch this again. I have got to take a drive down the coast and try this stuff out. Maybe we'll run into you this coming year.
Escargot, just needed some butter and garlic!!!, great job!!!
Butter and garlic is my go-to! It would have been delicious with these but i wanted to try them plain so i knew what they actually taste like without additional flavor. I look forward to trying these different ways. I'm glad i finally got to try these
I love the fact that you are willing to eat and try most all crustaceans. Great video ...
Thank you. It has been interesting that’s for sure. I think everything is worth a try.
Hey man. This is a great little video you put out here and again thank you. really enjoy your commentary and humble productions. Just keep making these and throwing them up! Great stuff! Deluxe!!
Thank you Terrance, this was a lot of fun to do.
The limpets take literally 30 seconds to cook. Over cooked limpets are rubbery and not too good to eat. Cooked right, it taste and texture is like squid. The snails are real good. I eat everything but the back half. Dipped it in a little flavored fish sauce with ginger and they’re gold.
The limpets, try tenderizing the with a steak hammer (not to much) , welkes with white pepper and vinegar, mussels steamed in white wine and garlic, with a butter garnish, your mussels are a lot bigger than the UK ones, but the limpets are a lot smaller
I will definitely give those a try. For the first time trying the limpets and whelks i wanted to try them plain so i knew exactly what they tasted like without additional flavor. I look forward to trying some recipes next time... Thanks for the info!
One of my favorite spots to poke around! I saw a little octopus pulled out from under that archway before! Was super cool.
It is a pretty cool little area. I’d love to see an octopus!
Awesome video! Inspiring me to try some new stuff! Love the variety of your videos! Looks great in 4K BTW.
Thank you, this was a lot of fun. I’m so glad I decided to try all these things I’ve been interested in. Sea urchin is the next on my list of new things to try. I agree on the 4K, makes a big difference!
Thanks for keeping me motivated to get out to the coast.
Anytime! Glad I can be motivation for you. Good luck 🎣🦀
Love the vid Nick! Hoping for another more great videos to watch!
Thank You, it was pretty fun finally getting out and trying the limpets and whelks. Thanks for watching!
If fishing was bad we would go get get limpet and muscles and snails and hermit crabs and cook them all together into some melted butter with some garlic .Oh yea so good! When I couldn’t find any good forgeable stuff we’d just poke pull for eels and almost always get those. It’s crazy how much food you can find with a little effort along the rocks like that.
It’s nice having options that’s for sure! Melted butter and garlic is so simple but so delicious. I will have to try this poke pulling for eels, never done it before, sounds fun.
@@AnglingAddictsPNW yea bro it’s super fun, if you go down and start by the corner by the jetty store on the rocks and you could use an old broom handle or something and hammer a nail through a swivel on the end of the pole and then just use like a #2 hook with some squid on it. Don’t need more than a few inches of leader off the end. Poke in all the holes along the waterline all the way out until the tidal pool area. I haven’t had as much luck for them out on the jetty. 👍🤘
Love these videos and the fact that they’re available in 4K !
Thank You! 4K definitely makes it more enjoyable.
Nice vid! Btw the snail species you got is Nucella lamellosa, a type of murex
My man Nick!! Always dream about living your videos bro!!
Haha thanks bro. They have been fun experiences. Hopefully we can get a trip or two in. I still want to do a camp trip with ya
great video! inspired me to collect whelks next time I'm out at low tide
Thank you, be careful and let me know how it goes!
Nice job nick!!! Another fun video to watch. I have also been wanting to try those as well but didn’t know if all snails were edible. It’s so hard to find limpits big enough to eat on the oregon coast. But I think based off your reaction I probably won’t try those now. I love mussels but I only harvest ones no larger than my thumb and that’s because I don’t mind eating guts and all when they are that size. Thanks for your hard work pumping out awesome videos.
Thank you 🙏 I appreciate the support. It was fun to get out and try something new again. I always just come across a random big limpet or two, maybe it’s the area. Apparently they are good raw as well, so I MAY have to try it that way. I was surprised that the snails were so tasty. I definitely enjoy small mussels for that same reason, plus less work in prep, but I will eat any of them lol. Hopefully I can keep pumping out the videos, it definitely keeps me busy, but I’m also running a business so it’s a constant juggling act 😆 thanks again for the support
@@AnglingAddictsPNW It really is fun getting out there and harvesting your own food from the earth, and it’s free food. I have watched other youtubers eat those and even clams raw but I have always been too scared to do it because I don’t want to get sick. I like eating sushi but I guess I just don’t have the confidence to take something out of the ocean and eat it raw. I need to be with somebody showing/encouraging me to do it. I also own a small business that I do part-time plus work at another job full-time plus I have my kids with me 2-3 days every week so I completely understand being busy. I really appreciate the hard work you are putting into your videos especially with the catch-n-cooks you have been putting out lately, which are my favorite.
Love these videos my guy!
Thank you, these last few videos have been a lot of fun
Great job on the video, I’ll be giving them a try soon! 👍😬
Thank you, let me know what you think
Limpets are tasty. Goose neck too. Had to try and was suprised jyst how good they are.
Really enjoyed the video ... thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching! I’m glad you enjoyed it. This was a lot of fun to try
Nice video. Love eating all of those.
Thank you. I'm glad i finally got to try them. I look forward to cooking them up some different ways now that i've had a chance to try them plain
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Add seasoning to seafood to give it better flavor ! Don't forget to add butter !
I will definitely be adding some flavor next time. Being that this was the first time I tried them, I wanted to know exactly how they taste on their own. I look forward to the next time! Thanks for the tip
Great video ty
I like them grill and when it almost done put some garlic chilli oil on it . Let it cook for another minute. It delicious.
Thanks again Ricky 💃🏼🕺🏼🐈⬛🍷🔥
Thanks for watching!
Great videos. Thank you.
Thank You 😊 this one was fun to do
I love watching videos like these I'm a new subscriber 👊🔥😎
I'm glad you liked it! Welcome to the channel, I appreciate you subscribing. It was fun to get out and do this. I look forward to getting back out and trying some new recipes and making some new coastal content.
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Don't eat the poopydoop! Funny
Love your catch and cooks! If you're up for a good challenge this speed catch and cook might be right up you alley. The question is: can you beat the time?? @
Fun fun
I live up in Washington. But I kinda wanna take a weekend to drive down there and fish those jetties now lol.
Do it! it's all about getting out there and exploring more areas.. just an fyi, the jetty, as most, is hit or miss..... but always fun if you know there are other things around still.. this was fun to do and a nice break from fishing.
Its a welk periwinkle are typically black in color and thr shell is smooth
You're missing out on the flavors of the guts of the snails. I like the challenge of getting the whole thing out and dunking in a bowl of chili vinegar mix sauce.
Like the video!
Thank you. This was fun.
Nick next time pack and bottle of cocktail sauce. Nice video man, keep up the good work
Haha oh man, why have I not thought about cocktail sauce for the cooler? Thanks I will be adding that
Nice, bruddah
Thanks man
limpets are good for when the fishing is bad.
Limpets are great raw or blanched instead of full on cooking
Keong laut enak. 🙏🇲🇨
In Oregon a shelfish license is required and limits and other regulations must be followed and are enforced by heafty fines.
Where are all the whelks in california? kind of strange I've never seen any in the wild when you guys are on the pacific coast & asia as tons.
Awesome video! I’ve never foraged for limpets before. What is the location of where you foraged for those?
What you could do with those is shuck them pound them out a little bread up and fry in butter.
Live the content!! Any winter steelhead videos coming ?
I’ve been so busy making and selling spinners that I’ve only had a few hours on the water so far this season. The river I pass to get to the coast wasn’t looking good unfortunately. Most Oregonians are fishing in Washington this season lol. I’m gonna try to hit it pretty hard before we start to see springers around
Which location is that? I like to day drive to Oceanside. Lost boy beach/Maxwell point tunnel. There's so many good places. Old vintage photos of people standing with a horse and buggy on that Hug Point sand stone area you can walk on. I can't believe people used it as a road.
They all make great free bait for surf perch..
I still think sand fleas are the best surfperch bait
Can someone help me find regulations on Limpets and Whelks? I cannot find them anywhere within the website of my states (Washington) fishing department shellfish regulations. I can’t even find them in unclassified species.
Does this mean its unlawful to collect any? I just want to know since there are so many gigantic whelks nearby along with massive limpets, and my Korean grandparents want to try the. but they can’t find regulations anywhere.
Some butter with garlic would go amazing with all those.
Im a huge fan of butter and garlic! I think i will have to come up with something where i can mix all these in.. thanks!
When I was in yachats forging for lipids I didn’t find a lot of good size ones just the little guys
I have yet to see any BIG ones around the west coast. I wonder if they just don't get that big or if it's the areas that i have been. I'm always looking
Try them grilled, we call em opihi in hawaii and we eat em raw or grilled with a little soy sauce if you want
i am definitely down with throwing some soy sauce on there! sounds delicious, i think i will try them grilled first. Thank you for the idea!!
Ethan hawk-esk lookin fella 😅
Petty Cool, I'm thinking next time use butter. Everything taste good with butter and maybe a little garlic too. Tight Line
99% of the time i use butter, so i wanted to do something a little different. These were pretty tasty and i'm definitely looking forward to trying them different ways... Thanks!
I think those are baby Conch.
Iv always wanted to try thanks so much bud
Anytime! It has been fun trying new things, especially since all of these things are at my feet when I’m fishing, never really thought I’d actually be eating them
@@AnglingAddictsPNW yeah so awesome
I prefer mussels to steamer clams. I remove the beard before cooking. 15 or 20 are enough for a meal for me.
Any tricks for getting the sand out? Even after leaving them in a bucket of salt water for awhile, I still find some to be a bit sandy.
@@xyzct I've never really had that issue. I guess because I harvest them from rocky areas.
That says a lot because steamer clams are delicious too. I think this was the first time I left the beard on to steam them
How was the jetty fishing?
I decided to fish for redtails in front of my place instead.
Weather went to crap so I headed home.. I did take 3 casts though lol, no fish. How was the red tail fishing?
@@AnglingAddictsPNW, whew, I made the right decision. (I was sweating that day, wondering if I passed up two 38" ling ;-) Redtail fishing was so ... relaxing. You're just standing in the small surf. No lost gear. No seaweed. No massive current changes. No slippery rocks to die on. Almost no one on the beach. It's just so peaceful. I caught a few, and took home two to eat. So it was really fun. I love perch fishing! Don't get me wrong -- I LOVE fishing at the jetty. But this was a nice change. I haven't fished for redtail for eons because the surf hasn't been below 10'-20' for a long time. I usually use an Okuma Celilo medium-light action steelhead rod for perch, which works great. I'm wondering if I should get a light action version too.
where is this?
I used to have pet sea snails but they're gone
He's throwing away all the good stuff.
If I eat it all, someone complains, if I throw away guts, someone complains. To each their own
Just eat its.. No waste
Are you doing the mushroom thing too? You should if not.We live in the mushroom capital of the world.Talkin about choice edibles of course...
I think I will this year. I never really thought about doing videos on them before but I think they will fit right in. We DO have some tasty mushrooms around here!
Where the chrome at?
I’ve spent about 4hrs total on the water so far this season. If I’m not chasing chrome it means im busy making spinners so others can. It’s a trade off I’m ok with. I may try to power fish the rest of the month though lol
@@AnglingAddictsPNW Right on glad business is doing well! Good luck out there!
not much meat after pulling off bunch crap lol
Limpets are better raw... you can eat the guys too if it’s raw... at least that’s how we do it in the South Pacific
Agreed. In Hawaii we call them _opihi._
I will have to try one that way. I couldn’t see it tasting bad considering what they eat.
There are some sea snails are poisonous.
Wrong wilks that’s dog wilks
No need to debeard mussels before cooking. Hold on to beard, when eating said mussels. Just suck mussel right off the beard. It pulls out very easily.
Why wasting
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