Fried Florida Oysters *Catch, Cook, Clean*

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  • Harvesting our own oysters fresh from the ICW in St Augustine!
    We fried them up this time… watch now for a few tips and tricks on how to shuck and the best strategies for frying!
    If you are interested in purchasing any of the Toadfish products I use in this video use my code:
    TUGTRASH15
    To purchase Fry Away Products seen in this video Visit: fryaway.co

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  • @rytime700
    @rytime700 Рік тому +3

    I fucking knew you couldn't let those store bought oysters be the video!!!!! Good man!

  • @GTSTWINCAM16
    @GTSTWINCAM16 Місяць тому

    The draped Oyster shells over the light fixture looks awesome, actually really nice touch over the dining room table!

  • @stephenalford3026
    @stephenalford3026 5 днів тому

    Great family man! Thanks for all your hard work. Nice way to combine two of the most important things in life. North Florida cost to cost

  • @steveurban3021
    @steveurban3021 Рік тому +3

    Hey Tug, I’ve been busy lately so I missed your last couple videos., I really enjoy your content so I’ll go back and watch them all when I get a little free time. Tell Crystal that her chandelier is awesome. Keep great videos coming.

  • @markbraswell4260
    @markbraswell4260 Рік тому +2

    keep up the good work, a lot of us old timers live through you.....

  • @reavisstockard2994
    @reavisstockard2994 Рік тому +5

    Y'all are great ! My favorite part of the videos is when you're interacting with each other! I'm glad to see your channel taking off !

  • @jessevgs9921
    @jessevgs9921 Рік тому

    the way you speak ,,really nice, humble ,polite .i wish i could send my boss so he can learn from you...

  • @ellisritz7654
    @ellisritz7654 7 місяців тому

    Love all the things you all do, fishing, cooking, crabbing, trapping, etc. The light is awesome

  • @gradybrowning3976
    @gradybrowning3976 Рік тому +1

    The Oyster shell Chandelier is Awesome! And you are so rite, House Autry is the best Breader!

  • @bishopcorva
    @bishopcorva Рік тому +1

    One of the last trips out to the channel and the surrounding marsh we got tide trapped in our little tri-hull. Water where we were was just enough to kiss the bottom of the center V. The outboard though we had to tilt so the water intake wouldn't jam with marsh mud.
    Sat out there picking over all the oyster beds in the immediate area. Slogged through knee deep mud to get to a few others. Finished off with handlineing a basket of crabs. It was just about 9 at night when we got out and were able to double net throw for shrimp.
    Spent the night cleaning the oysters, heading and veining the shrimp for the party the next day. All the oysters divided into batches and put in the chiller. Crash out for a few hours, go pull crab pots while someone stayed back for more party prep. Move cars, string up the lights. Set the tables, pick up a new 100lb propane for the fryer. Split wood for the fire and descaled the cook plate for the oysters. Burlap sacks in a bucket to soak, build a good fire and arrange cinder blocks around it the plate over the fire. First batch oysters on the plate with a dozen welks, two sacks over and hose to keep it damp. Shrimp in fryer, more head on shrimp in a boil pot with stone claws, sausage, potatoes, corn, onions and lemon halves.
    Catfish, snapper filets, flounder, breaded, battered fried. Onion rings, fries from red potatoes. Also had hotdogs for some of the kids that thought seafood was gross. Food came in cycles, shrimp, crabs, claws, hit the table first, oysters next. Peel, shuck, crack and eat fresh off the cook. Eat till you couldn't anymore. Sit back swap stories for an hour or two, second round of cooking and eating. Repeat till midnight or later, leave everything till next day for cleaning up.
    Shut down a whole section of a street for that, anyone that happened along was invited. Po-po, neighbors, random strangers trying to find the near by beach. Of course all the friends.

  • @markpennington9008
    @markpennington9008 Рік тому +4

    That's a great idea about freezing them , I usually end up making oyster fritters .

  • @mastergunnerysgt1258
    @mastergunnerysgt1258 Рік тому +2

    Been doing the freezer thing for along time and it works very well. 4 lb's in there right now. Throwing the shells back in the water is good for young spat to grow new colonies on the old shells. Spat are baby oysters for your info and Tug you made me hungry. Thanks for another great vid. Old Master Gunnery SGT USMC.

  • @BegginMegan362
    @BegginMegan362 Рік тому +2

    Best UA-camr in FL. Mullet rocks too.

  • @angrybeaver280
    @angrybeaver280 Рік тому +1

    At 3:05 I saw the duck too, all good

  • @tpattison66
    @tpattison66 Рік тому +1

    Loving your channel! Learning a ton! Keep building up ur library. The revenue reward will come. Glad Blue Gabe had u on his channel.

  • @bjeweled21
    @bjeweled21 Рік тому

    As an old cracker from central gulf coast...I LOVE ya'lls videos. This is how I grew up...scavenging for food. We did not bother with sport fishing. We went after the best eatin possible. Fabulous!

    • @TugTrashOutdoors
      @TugTrashOutdoors  Рік тому +1

      I couldn’t agree more! I live the dock with dinner on my mind

  • @goferizer
    @goferizer Рік тому +4

    Never tried the freezer method. Fried oysters and fried softshelled crabs are my favorite! Thanks for the video.

  • @scottturner2561
    @scottturner2561 5 місяців тому

    Again for fried oysters. I love progresso Italian bread crumbs, fry them and olive oil same as collabs. Just yum

  • @mikejwilliams2738
    @mikejwilliams2738 Рік тому +1

    Y’all have great videos! Thank you for emphasizing taking care of the great outdoors God has blessed us with! My wife spent 34 years inspecting corporations making sure they did not destroy this great environment through her career in the EPA! All outdoors people need to do the same thing! God bless you!

  • @saenole66
    @saenole66 Рік тому +1

    Since you ground your boat on some rough bottom you might consider one of those stick on keel guard products. Loved the fried oyster tip, never heard that and it makes sense. Crystal’s oyster chandelier was very cool. Thanks for taking me along on another fun outing.

  • @mastagator
    @mastagator Рік тому +3

    As usual, great video! I live in St. Augustine, hopefully I’ll run into you guys out there on the water some day! Keep up the great content. Just as good as deer meat for dinner! Thanks again!

  • @cerescop
    @cerescop Рік тому +2

    I was raised in Virginia and the oysters were very good. Loved living there on the coast. Great video keep them coming.

  • @keithwest6859
    @keithwest6859 Рік тому +1

    Great video! Love the chandelier your wife made.

  • @SouthWestIron
    @SouthWestIron Рік тому +1

    The oyster shell light fixture is phenomenal! Easily 5 bills for artistic value alone. Great video.

  • @jamesstantonjr.6553
    @jamesstantonjr.6553 Рік тому

    Grew up in Hastings, lived on Crescent Beach and used to fish out of Devil’s Elbow Fish Camp when it was only mobile homes. So cool to y’all filming in the area that holds a lot of memories for me. Cool vlogs!!

  • @jimmydalegausejr9876
    @jimmydalegausejr9876 Рік тому

    Nothing better than House of Autry's!

  • @mikeeastabrooks6204
    @mikeeastabrooks6204 Рік тому +1

    Saint Augustine oysters are the best hands down

  • @jamesstantonjr.6553
    @jamesstantonjr.6553 Рік тому

    Hey Tug, those look awesome. Just a little something I’ve learned. Put a wire rack down on top of the paper towel. Drains well .. Great watch!!

  • @tjake490
    @tjake490 Рік тому +1

    Those oysters looked great and I'm going to give that fry away product a try.

  • @markbraswell4260
    @markbraswell4260 Рік тому +1

    blair witch.......love it

  • @karinbrantner3081
    @karinbrantner3081 Рік тому +3

    I really do not care for Oysters Ian but your catching process and other seafood is great, interesting content, keep up the great work! You will have a million subs in mo time at all! I remember when Gabe started out and look at him now! I love your honest and sincere discription's in your posts. Keep up the good work! Shared on FB!

  • @toddsmith450
    @toddsmith450 Рік тому +2

    Another awesome video. Ready to try the fry away on our next catfish/crappie weekend coming up. Keep up the good work.

  • @robbiemoore7128
    @robbiemoore7128 7 місяців тому

    i have shucked 1000's and 1000's of oysters and you did it like a pro brother ,, great job ... i see videos of people showing others how to open oysters and they dont have a clue what there talking about but you did it bang on ..

  • @samnorman5594
    @samnorman5594 Рік тому +1

    Hey buddy that was a great video. I love how it just flows. You have got me wanting some fry oysters. God Bless you and the family. Sam

  • @kimmorgano8778
    @kimmorgano8778 Місяць тому

    LOVE the light!

  • @scottturner2561
    @scottturner2561 5 місяців тому

    Great trick with the freezer. Love that one!

  • @charleshatcliff5588
    @charleshatcliff5588 Рік тому

    Y'all some real folks. Thanks for vid. Keep some regular frozen fry's krinkle cut my favorite an when you are cooking fried fish with flour or cornmeal after you cook a couple batches an then do your fry's. It cleans up your shortening. Number one thing that breaks down shortening is water,meal an salt. I had 9 pots as a manager at captain D's an we always rotated shorting . Last pot was country style bread with cornmeal. . Then it went to the to shortening barrel. Fry pot was always the cleanest. Rotate an save . Adds flavor. Work on ya 3 times a day but one can't beat the flavor. God Bless y'all!!

  • @michaelwilkerson6730
    @michaelwilkerson6730 Рік тому +1

    Great idea on making the oil solid

  • @SatisfiedOutside
    @SatisfiedOutside 8 місяців тому

    Subscribed. Glad to find a good UA-camr relatively close to where I live 🎉

  • @fishinfool3795
    @fishinfool3795 Рік тому +1

    That looked delicious. I haven't had any fried oysters in many, many moons. I live in Wisconsin now, so no chance for fresh ones. Love all of your videos. I really appreciate how you explain the importance of returning the shells to the beds. I would have never thought of that.

  • @davidwilding799
    @davidwilding799 Рік тому +1

    G'day mate another fantastic video and I love the cook up that you do. Love everything about you and your family. So thank you so very much for making these videos for me and I will see you next time mate 🙏🐟🎣🇦🇺

  • @corollaae8645
    @corollaae8645 Рік тому +1

    Love the food! The chandelier looks awesome!

  • @TheChronicOutdoorsSyndrome
    @TheChronicOutdoorsSyndrome Рік тому

    Thanks for the oil tip. That's is what's up. I love your little family. Outdoor lifestyle should always be a family affair. Love it and thank you.

  • @COOPERSCICHILDS
    @COOPERSCICHILDS Рік тому

    My best dish to eat, I'm a retired chef great job on this one!

  • @tugboat66
    @tugboat66 Рік тому +1

    That was another good one Cappie!!!

  • @robhaynes7630
    @robhaynes7630 Рік тому +1

    Looks delicious! Thanks for sharing the oil absorber.

  • @jasonnorton9604
    @jasonnorton9604 Рік тому +1

    Love the video, you guys seem like you have fun making them. Will most definitely be trying that mayo dip!!! Already looking forward to the next video!!

  • @PSSKDerby
    @PSSKDerby Рік тому +2

    Great video Tug! Oysters are so delicious. I do prefer them raw, but deep fried or bbq are delicious too

  • @captainde2
    @captainde2 Рік тому

    Your killing me Bro! You are living the life. IM JEALOUS AS CAN BE.

  • @soleambition5484
    @soleambition5484 Рік тому +1

    that is super cool what crystal made! Awesome! You have some serious talent.!

  • @gradybrowning3976
    @gradybrowning3976 Рік тому +1

    I sub to F/V Miss Paula too, love your content as always! Love when you team up with Blue Gabe too!

  • @ToadfishOutfitters
    @ToadfishOutfitters Рік тому +2

    Awesome video, Ian! Fried oysters are delicious 🦪

  • @elkhunter76
    @elkhunter76 Рік тому +1

    I love oysters on the half shell or fried!

  • @FloridaWanderer85
    @FloridaWanderer85 Рік тому +1

    Love the videos. Looking forward to the next one! It's people like you and Gabe I started this path!

  • @johndenoma6397
    @johndenoma6397 Місяць тому

    Great oysters. That is how I do them.

  • @mikebaker4962
    @mikebaker4962 Рік тому +1

    Great video Tug.....
    Look forward to every new video.....✌

  • @craigortman4759
    @craigortman4759 Рік тому +1

    Awesome video as usual. We need to do our homework and find out where we can harvest some oysters down here in the new Smyrna Beach area.

  • @scottturner2561
    @scottturner2561 5 місяців тому

    Love your videos bro. You live the life I've always wanted to live

  • @cottonstikibar9921
    @cottonstikibar9921 Рік тому +1

    Dude! I’m so gonna get some of that Fry Away! I hate poor in out old fish grease and definitely NEVER poor in down the drain! PS oysters looked amazing 🤜🏼

  • @raybaker8726
    @raybaker8726 Рік тому

    The Toadfish oyster knife is what have. Works Great!

  • @skipondoutdoors2919
    @skipondoutdoors2919 Рік тому +1

    Awesome video bro! I live in NC and I have family on the coast here, go there 4 or 5 times a year to duck hunt and fish, and harvest some of those NC oysters! I carry a little hammer to nub them with, and I use a toadfish knife as well

  • @earlalford7694
    @earlalford7694 Рік тому +1

    Cool video thanks for the tip on the Oster

  • @cincox3919
    @cincox3919 Рік тому +1

    Definitely gonna have to try Fry-Away

  • @hugueninhank4168
    @hugueninhank4168 Рік тому

    i wish this had been more educational on the oysters as a Jacksonville native id love to know how to harvest them

  • @rumboldj1
    @rumboldj1 Рік тому

    Always enjoy your videos!! Hello from Wilmington NC aka Carolina Beach. Keep up the great videos!

  • @squarecracker
    @squarecracker Рік тому +1

    Them mantanzas oysters are real good

  • @donrankin356
    @donrankin356 Рік тому +1

    Keep em coming!

  • @Voidraithe
    @Voidraithe Рік тому +1

    Thanks for making these video's.

  • @electra424
    @electra424 Рік тому +1

    Another great video!!! Good job guys. Y'all are so cute and funny keep up the fantastic work ☺️

  • @daviddean9227
    @daviddean9227 9 місяців тому

    We call those quahogs or cherry stones here in Maine. Interesting way to cook them. I'll have to try it

  • @RobJob5317
    @RobJob5317 Рік тому +1

    Great video Tug!

  • @kennycarder2211
    @kennycarder2211 Рік тому +1

    Thanks buddy for sharing your videos 👍

  • @Will7981
    @Will7981 Рік тому

    Fried oysters are the best.👍🏻

  • @jashenfelter
    @jashenfelter Рік тому

    That product is awesome!!! I’ll have to look at getting some of that for my used oil! Thank you for the tip

  • @jonpeterson1614
    @jonpeterson1614 Рік тому +3

    Doesn’t get much better than a tug video! You’re the man. Love the videos!

  • @rylansimpson5826
    @rylansimpson5826 Рік тому +1

    love the videos man!! keep it up !!

  • @warddbud
    @warddbud Рік тому

    I don’t know if you’ve already done a video on how to choose the oysters you’re harvesting, but if you have it, I would find that interesting. I’m in the Charleston South Carolina area and there’s places where I can walk and harvest oysters without a boat.
    Thank you and keep putting out such great videos

    • @TugTrashOutdoors
      @TugTrashOutdoors  Рік тому +1

      I do have another oyster video if ya chew k that out and can’t find what you are looking for please let me know! Thanks for watching

  • @arthurledezma9003
    @arthurledezma9003 Рік тому

    Fried oysters are one of my biggest favorites! Gosh, that looks so good! Hey, thanks for the tip, freeze first! Gonna remember that!

  • @dalerash6285
    @dalerash6285 Рік тому

    You’re making me hungry, looks delicious !

  • @dfishman76
    @dfishman76 Рік тому

    Those little crabs are good

  • @jimhrnciar4228
    @jimhrnciar4228 Рік тому

    That stuff for the grease was cool nice job

  • @elmopootkiss4699
    @elmopootkiss4699 Рік тому

    Excellent content. Couple of suggestions. Look up cleaning cooking oil on YT. I use a metal coffee filter to strain the oil and fry some thick slices of potato to clean it. I have been using the same oil for over a year, just adding to it as needed. Also, a wire rack instead of paper towels will leave your food crunchier. I like that product you showed for when you do have to throw some out. I wonder if it would work on old motor oil? You guys are a joy to watch.

  • @Dennis-dk4ir
    @Dennis-dk4ir 6 місяців тому

    Thanks for your awesome video Tug!

  • @KF8OD1
    @KF8OD1 Рік тому +1

    Great job! Love it!

  • @keithkatrein2775
    @keithkatrein2775 Рік тому

    I stopped using oil for fish and started using Lard. I think it doesn’t weigh the fish down and just tastes better. Might not be healthier but hey can’t live forever.
    Also love the videos.

  • @bjeweled21
    @bjeweled21 10 місяців тому

    Freezing? Great idea!!!

  • @TravisLutherArt
    @TravisLutherArt Рік тому

    That beard is getting serious. 😂 great video yet again. Always stoked to see what you’re doing next. Happy to see that flounder board too.

  • @saenole66
    @saenole66 Рік тому

    Ian, Bass Pro has a keel guard product called Megaware that looks pretty good.

  • @kennethdavis459
    @kennethdavis459 Рік тому

    Thanks a lot great video now I know how to fry oysters

  • @PropNut
    @PropNut Рік тому

    Man I always look forward to your videos. 👍

  • @buckeye8480
    @buckeye8480 Рік тому

    Great video! Moved back to Florida last year. At Publix yesterday oysters are a $1.09 each. Looked up harvesting, and found your videos. Anything special about what oysters to harvest? Always heard you couldn’t eat the ones that were out of the water on low tide. That obviously doesn’t look like the case. I looked up our local map, regulation, and season. Think I found our spot.
    We’re also going to do some blue crabbing because of your video.
    We’re going to be eating GOOD!!!
    Thanks for your time!

  • @acla6398cell
    @acla6398cell Рік тому +1

    Good video guys!

  • @lindamurphy9724
    @lindamurphy9724 Рік тому

    Good vedio, I shall add freezing step to my fried oysters. I pour my used oil over burn pit logs.

  • @royrostjr1352
    @royrostjr1352 Рік тому +5

    OMG deep fried oysters Poo boy sandwiches 🥪

  • @pandamaster3490
    @pandamaster3490 Рік тому

    Awesome tip on the oyster

  • @JamesMyers-gr4pm
    @JamesMyers-gr4pm Рік тому +1

    Another great video

  • @tonystete9609
    @tonystete9609 Рік тому +1

    I have never given a comment in fact it took me awhile to figure out how to comment...that there oyster light chandelier...hey that ret there kool...

  • @roberttanner7486
    @roberttanner7486 Рік тому

    Yummy oysters!!! Nice tip on the freezer use, and the oil trashing product

  • @elizabethbaker2993
    @elizabethbaker2993 Рік тому +1

    Awesome video, where do you get the fry away? Hubby fills coffee cans lol . Tell your wife I love the oyster shell light!

  • @louisebeauchemin1664
    @louisebeauchemin1664 8 днів тому

    We fried fish weekly as well. When we were done frying, my grandma would put 1/2 a potatoes in the oil, and fry till dk brown. She said the potato would absorb the fishy flavor from the oil, so that you could use the oil multiple times. Please let me know your opinion. Thanks