Mahi Mahi Catch Clean & Cook (the best fish RECIPE you’ll ever MAKE)
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
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For the garden....Neem oil spray every few day! Florida is rough and the bugs come through in waves. Companion plants are also very important, they help to pull away some of the pests from the garden, for example: marigolds. Find ways to create and environment that invites the predatory bugs in, lady bugs, lace wings etc. They all have different plants that they prefer. It takes time and patience to really learn what works best for your space, but the goal is to kinda mimic the “perfect balance of nature” hope this helps and good luck!!!
Yes we use Neem Oil as well! BT is also another one
Definitely use the neem
Well said
Neem is good! I also use soap like castle soap as a insecticide...Mix it with water and use a sprayer to apply it. Now it does not work well on squash bugs.
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Man you never disappoint. I said on Kelly's channel how cool it's been to watch you guys grow, and live your life! God bless man. Easy like on the video! Long time fan from Bama!
For the garden- Neem oil, diatomaceous earth(food grade) and yes, Dawn soap in water. It's harder to control a bad infestation with organics, though. It's better to catch them early. There are some organic pest controls commercially available if you check with garden centers and online.
Ive been working a garden since 1974 and when the bugs start eating my plants i use Sevin, you can get it in a concentrate that mixes with water or you can also use the powder form. Always worked great for me. Should be able to buy at any Lowes or Home depot.
That's a big Dolphin. I love telling Lefties of my joy of fishing Dolphin. They freak out and it's hilarious.
haha. silly lefties. we’re better than them
Marigolds will keep the bugs away. I also use a mixture of Dawn, veg oil, and water in a sprayer as an organic pesticide when needed. Hope this helps! Love your channel and your family, I feel like I’ve known you all for years!!
What I always used in our garden is either liquid Seven for bug or mites or for Blythe or Aphids control either one of the Seven works great !!!
I'm not much of a fisherman, but I have always loved the ocean. Thanks for mentioning the pressure that's put on dolphin. There's no shortage of videos on UA-cam of people absolutely slaying them. I would love to catch just one.
Make a Cheyenne pepper spray for the vegetables. I’ve heard that dawn dish soap and vinegar spray works
little bit cayenne pepper, & vinegar, and water in a spray bottle spray every few days thats how we kept ours in COLO.
What I use is soap detergent and water in a spray bottle (warm water) spray under and top of leave. If it rains you spray again and then let dry. Once per week. My problem is with scales. It works. Hi from Jersey. My husband Peter does this in his garden. Love watching your show.
Neem oil, predatory nematodes too. A greenhouse over the whole garden would be great protection as well
Pressed neem with a few drops of dishwashing liquid to help it stick
I was just about to say Neem Oil. It works very well for organic
One solution is to use diatomaceous earth they can put that on top of the coconut husk and then there’s some thanks soap and water and you can spray on the plants
Glad y’all made it back in safe in that storm. I’m from Ft Myers and was in West Palm that same day for work when that rolled in. It got real, real quick! 40-50 mph wind, and the hail was pretty crazy!
No click bait needed buddy. You had me at mahi recipe!
There's a organic bug killer that is made from crushed shrimp and lobster shells. I had a customer tell me about. Burpee is the website she used but I'm not sure if that's how you spell it.
It’s called Diatomaceous Earth if your trying to find more of it we also use it commercially up here in Canada to kill rusty grain beetles in our grain bins we buy it by the 50 lb bag
For the bugs you can also try Food-grade Diatomaceous Earth (DE for short). Just sprinkle it on the plants and around the base. Make sure to get the "food grade" stuff and don't breathe it in too much. You can get a "puffer" to apply it.
I love fishing all the world's problem dissapear in those short minutes, when fish on.
Those moments of peace are what I live for 🤙 tight lines Frank!
For sure💯💯💯💯
Hey Gabe, I'm in NC. I'm 58 and have been around farms for most of my life,I do a 1/2 Acre with a tiller and I'm a disabled Vet.Organic farms have USDA approved Pesticides you can order,I use one from Bayer that i get a Lowes do'nt know if it is on the approved list,but I trust it and have never had a problem.I can pull corn right after I spray,squash in 3 days.,I also mix 1/4 cup of orange oil to 1 gallon of water.( like people use to make their own dish soap ).I also add 1/4 cup of Molasses to the same sprayer .Fire ants hate molasses , but love plants like okra.Look up the Dirt Dr on youtube. Also remember to spray late in the evening when the flowers are closed...Just find out what works for you
Build a screen wall and roof around the garden like a pool room
Gabe , you and Kelly make such a great team in all aspects of everyday life and especially with the boys. To have both of you with many of the same things in common the boys benefit tremendously. Being in the outdoors hunting and fishing they will always remember stuff like that . I applaud you both for being such great parents even if Kelly isn’t a biological mother she sure does a wonderful job at being one. You guys are great 👍🏻
So cool, loved the conservation message! People need to understand that keeping a few for dinner is ok but loading the cooler and throwing away freezer burnt fish is not sustainable. If we all do our part, our grandchildren can enjoy some fresh fish and wild meat!🙏🏻🤙🏻
Hello Mr. Bluegabe. lm from Jacksonville ,Fl and a new subscriber. I go by Swapeye, and I just have not left your videos since becoming a member of the Blue team. You and your brother have changed, and have taken catch,clean, and cook to another level. Thank you, and keep them coming. We no longer watch Netflix ,trying to keep up with you, and your family. Hope you shoot some here in Jacksonville.
Take care sir. Swapeye
There's a product called Safer Soap that you mix up in a pest sprayer and hit your vegetables with every couple of days. It repels bugs and it's completely non-toxic. It works amazing, but it does take some effort since you need to do it about twice a week.
I’ve heard of this . Pesticides kill 🐝 bees ya need bees 🐝
It’s not a natural process though so by default it’s got to be less than ideal for growing. Pests normally only bother with plants that have already had some kind of compromising weakness or damage. Build a good soil rich with microfauna and you’ll be laughing whilst the pests are crying. Don’t be lulled into spraying crops.... not never, even organically approved sprays can do harm... alternatively you could go for the pest vs lesser pest ideal.... say for example you have aphids.... get some ladybirds.... or plant a more aphid desirable plant next to the plant you want to get the pests off.... the pests would soon migrate to their more favoured plant.. I’ve heard of people intercropping nettles with salad greens to deter pests from the main crop.
Hey gabe, try chopping up a couple cloves of garlic and soaking in a cup of water over night, the strain and add that cup of garlic water to a spray bottle of water, mix in some cayenne pepper and spray everything.
We use this on all kinds of vegetables and flowers and it works well if you do it once a week.
Tell your neighbor to plant marigold flowers they help with garden bugs.
+1 on this.
My Dad had a wonderful garden he always edged his area with marigolds, sprayed the plants with Dawn soap and water mixture, Neems oil, and if rabbits or deer were a problem he sprayed the plants with watered down hot sauce.
What about putting up a mosquito type style netting over an around everything like your pool covering.
I was gonna suggest that for Florida but that hampers pollination- you have to have the good bugs to pollinate- You could cover once all is fruitful- 🤷♀️
Neem oil like other people have said!! There is a reason there is more than 1 comment about it.. Happy mothers day to Mrs Arrington!! without her there wouldn't be my two favorite you tubers!!
still don't see a ring on her finger, and I would have been more worried about the lightning seeing as you were on the water. stay safe, thanks for the break I love watching you, Kelly, and deermeat.
Man Blue Gabe you don’t need any kind of click bait to get us to watch your videos, just keep doing what you do and who you are.
You had a good idea with talking to Daniel from Arms Family Homestead. You may also talk to Leon from Gardening with Leon , he's from Daniel's area. Between Leon and Daniel they should be able to help you.
Dawn soap mixed with water mixture works great. Spray about every week to refresh and make sure to spray underneath the leaves where they like to hide.
Tell your neighbor to join the Facebook group called “South Florida edible gardening and sustainable living” and ask questions about pests in her garden. There are people with lots of knowledge in that group!
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3:00 “size does not matter”
Every dirty minded person watching “oh yes it does” 😂😂😂😂
Umm 🙄
I have always used a hot pepper spray. Cut up a hot pepper and it to a spray bottle with about a tea spoon of Dawn then fill with water. Spray morning and spray in the evening. Planting dandelions and marigolds are supposed to keep certain bugs at bay. Or screen the garden in...
Plant a row of marigolds in the garden and it keeps bugs out.
You live life to the absolute fullest. One of my fav channels for sure!
Heck ya! Shout out to Arm’s Family Homestead! Okie Fam
Awesome video video and great recipe. For the bug problem, here's what can be used. Use a spray bottle fill with water 90%and add simple dawn dish soap. Spray over plants and it will keep plants safe from bugs
Do a vid with Arms Family Homestead because I love their vids.
That garlic salt never disappoints! Right on, love it..
Those boys ate that food so fast they didn't even taste it.
Great video Gabe, props to Kelly for getting great footage! With all do respect, Kelly is the bomb, she ain’t scared!
In Indian we are under tsunami of Covid. God Save us. Stay safe bro ✌
Prayers for you all!!
Hey Gabe, been following your channel for a while but this is my first comment. I'm watching this from the southern Caribbean and we've got all kinds of pests here. I started backyard farming about 2 years ago and slowly learned the tricks the hard way. I've finally built a shadehouse with heavy duty 50% UV shadecloth to mitigate sun and keep the large pests (iguanas, locust etc) out. Will no doubt protect against hail too! Small stuff (aphids, whiteflies etc) that pass through the mesh i control with home made organic neem oil spray once-twice a week. Works perfectly. Organic, safe and non-toxic. Wishing you all the best!
You were excited for Kelly to get in the water, but she didn't want to at all. She told you and she grunted with disgust.
Neem oil spray-you can get it at Lowe’s and a sprayer but make sure you follow the direction closely so the plants don’t get burned. It is organic and won’t hurt any of the food-apply when it is cool or it will tend to burn some of the leaves..
For the longest time of my life I use to think that they actually fished for the mammal dolphin
You must be new here
@@Sam0chka_ lmao I said I use to bud. That was about 15 years ago when I 6 or 7
For your Neighbor that backyard. Bug mesh netting. It’s a thin mesh that really helps keeping the bugs away
@bluegabe boil scotch bonnet peppers and garlic, strain off water and spray twice a week. All bugs be gone. If u can find a organic liquid soap mix that with the mixture it will stick to leaves. 🇯🇲👊🙏
Mahi is one of the best eating fish!! Love the clean and cooks! Always makes me hungry!!
Another great video, nothing better than spending time with your better half and kids in the outdoors. All my wife wanted to do on Mother’s Day was to go surf fishing with me and our daughter and we couldn’t of asked for a more beautiful morning. Keep up the great work and stay safe
I've used soap shavings (Irish spring) around the plants. I've strewn empty beer bottles around, too (skunked beer smell). Could be beetles in which case you could put bettle bags out. But, do the brick oven with patio. You can always get fresh local produce elsewhere. Ur always busy, if not away from home. Gardens can be a lot of work. My 2cnts
for the garden, my Dad was huge gardener and he went organic, he used tobacco leaves and soaked them in water and mixed with dish soap to spray on his garden, the nicotine is a natural insecticide.
Ok so here on the NC coast we have similar issues. So i have 2 inexpensive remedies for the garden bugs.
1. Buy and plant Marigolds (flowers). For some reason the bugs are driven away by them. Also buy a couple Mosquito bushes. They can be kept in containers and moved if you like.
2. Garden Tech Sevin Dust5. Just follow the directions and sprinkle ON the plants periodically, especially after rain. It kills and drives away over 65 insect types.
Hope this helps.
Excellent video, great job catching fish, excellent clean, & cook recipe! Love you guy’s, be safe, stay healthy, & God Bless everyone
Thanks for the link to the " back yard beef jerky "..love the fishing and cooking videos..God bless y'all
You don’t need click bait for me to watch. All I need to see is Blue Gabe!!
Great Irish spring soap on to the dirt that the plants are in. The bugs have to crawl onto the dirt to get to the plants. Plus if you smear sum Vaseline on the edge of the pots the bugs can’t crawl across the vasaline
About the hydroponic garden. My grandmother Gardens and so did her father and his father. She said these remedies have been around for awhile. Citronella/ mint/ fennel/ basil/ and lemongrass, but the best she used was crushed egg shells. I hope you share this with your friend and let me know what happens if she tries! Good luck!
Bluegabe when honey starts to turn to sugar, you need to put it in hot water and let it set, it will become liquid again! My great grandfather, grandfather and my father raised honey bees! The type of honey bees they pearfured were the Nothern Star because they were gentle compared to other honey bees!
screen in the area simular to your pool ..and sunlight can still reach the plants
we did that in penna,also to keep criters away.
Hey Gabe, I live in west texas and hate spiders! I gardened for the first time last year and not wanting to use chemicals I tried the spider trick of Peppermint. I mixed it 50/50 peppermint/water. I used natures natural supply if ladybugs, lizards and towards the end of the season a large toad appeared. I sacrificed some tomatoes to the lizards and toads, but never had an issue with pests or spiders. I'm not sure it will work in the humidity of Florida , but might be worth a try! I will be doing it again this year too! Plus, Plus! The garden smells LOVELY😁
For the garden use neem oil, BT spray for the broccoli type stuff and diatomaceous earth sprinkled around will help.
You have a perfect setup for a make shift green house. That would be a perfect way to control all of those critters.
Thank you for conservation!! Honestly it is very important to follow.
Try putting Dawn dish soap in a spray bottle with a little bit of water on the plants. I’m not sure if it works for all bugs but I know for a fact it works for some. Also put a large nail in the soil right next to the base of the tomato plant to stop tomato worms. They have to wrap themselves around the base of the plant to attack it but they can’t stand the feel of the metal nail so they leave.
Gabe, you are so well spoken! Amazing! :)
💕💕 love from south africa 💕💕 happy mother's day 💕💕
Blue Gabe just cooked this a few minutes ago only I had to use store bought mahi mahi everyone loved it.
In southern Oklahoma we use powdered Sulphur. It is organic. Just sprinkle on the plants.
Love you and Kelly my husband made me watch because he thought I’d love y’all and I do! I’m eating so much more fish now! We’re in Ft Myers Florida and now I wanna get another boat! Thanks guys for great content. There’s nothing very good on tv anymore so we watch you guys a lot! Lol if your ever in Ft Myers you can stay in our guest house! Lol🙌🏻
Neem oil and water mixture!!!!!! Start watery and go stronger till the bugs go away!!! BEST THING for aphids...
Mornin beautiful people. Thanks for another great recipe BlueGabe. Being on the west coast of Florida we have the same problem with bugs. I like to use a mixture of water, white vinegar and dawn dish soap to try and keep the bugs away. Also use Epsom salt to help with the bugs. I watched many videos and there are many people using all natural ingredients to fight the pest. Looking forward to seeing y'alls garden. In my thoughts and prayers. God Bless y'all ✌❤😁💚
I have used a dawn soap, cayenne pepper mixture on the bugs. You add the cayenne to water and boil it so the pepper dissolves then add a tablespoon or so of soap. It kills bugs on contact
Great video Gabe. Keep up the great work
Ground Cheyenne pepper powder works pretty good. Right at daylight on a dewy morning with no wind, go and fill your palm and blow it from top too bottom of your plants. Just wash them like you used chemicals before eating.
( I had some turnip greens light my day up, the wife just ran some cold water them and didn’t really wash them. They were great, just a little surprising. Lol )
Cover the garden by screening all of it also you can use hot pepper onions garlic as a spray then add Lady bugs 👌say hay to all from Saudi Arabia
Man that looks good. If you're gonna eat with white rice, I suggest using Japanese rice to go with that instead. Along with all other meat too. Wash thoroughly then cook with purified/filtered water until fluffy and moist 🤙
For your trip in the keys you should bring a bunch of fans on the boat and show everyone how to REALLY catch some fish. It could be an awesome moment for the fans and a great experience for you and the kids.
Love the beginning. BEGINNING tks Kelly.
Early in the year a moth migrates through that loves to eat your plants. They lay larva at the base of the plant during the night, especially if the soil is wet. Always water in the mornings, never late in the day! This helps a lot.
That looks some kinda good but I guess I'm a little to country. I'll take mine rolled in cornmeal and fried.
Make a clear plastic covered frame and use a swamp cooler to hydrate the enclosure and keep good circulation.
for the garden I recommend some organic treatments like a compost tea and introduce more flowers and perennials to attract your beneficial insects. Keep weeds around and see if aphids prefer the weeds or your crop, increasing brix levels will help make plants less attractive to pests
For the garden you need to make a peppermint (20drop / gallon), soap (4-5 drops), and BT (1-1.5oz / gallon) solution spay once a week. All organic.
A little dish soap mixed with water and spay the leaves, repeat after rain..Love your channel brother, keep rocking the videos!
I'll watch yours and Kelly's videos no matter what. The best way too keep out bugs is with a sealed green house with filters on the fans and have clean clothes and shoes when you go in it. You can use organic all natural Neem oil on plants to get rid of a lot of bugs, you would have to check exactly which ones. You can get bug resistant strains of most plants. Great video as always!
You can use neem oil, it will work but I don't use it for a few reasons. Dissolve one pound of Diatomaceous Earth into one gallon of water and put it in a sprayer. spray the top and underside of the leaves. Completely organic and healthy solution that works
There is a product called Remay that is a mesh type of fabric you can cover the garden with. Someone mentioned mosquito netting which is probably similar. Cabbage looper worms are most likely the problem on the Brassicas (cabbage broccoli, etc.), possibly hornworms on the tomatoes.
My first choice would be azamax. Then Neem oil, use a drop or two of dish soap to help it blend with the water. Also put worm castings on top of the coco coir.
Dish soap and cayenne pepper combine and mix with water to make a spray.
We had a garden about double the size if not bigger, and my dad use to use ash's from wood that he burned. it worked great and you don't have to
rely on pestisides and crap like that. Ash's worked pretty good for the most part, and its natural.
Our family garden was always organic as we couldn't afford fertilizer or bug spray. I do put black pepper on the pea plants to stop the rabbits and it controls the potato beetles and those yuck worms.
Bluegabe, Hey it's Mac, I live in Houston Texas and ever since you sold me on "Everything is better Wild!" That's all I do now Grass Fed Chicken, Wild Fish and Organic Fruit & Vegetables! We have the worst bugs in this Country and the only thing I know that works is a Homemade Spray made out of Water & Hot Pepper and make a Garlic Wash with Garlic & Warm Water and wash off all the leaves with it before you spray them, making sure you pick off any bugs along the way, after poor the remaining garlic water on the base of any stalk based plants to prevent any climbing or root bugs from taking up house on your plants! Bugs hate Hot Pepper Spray and Garlic and so do Birds this should do the trick, there are always over screen bags for upright plants, but that would be in the event that Ya'll had some unusual bugs! Try the Hot Pepper Spray, after you have washed them with The Warm Garlic Water Wash & A soft sponge or soft rag and make sure you pick of the bugs if you see them, poor the rest of the garlic water around the base of your stalks! "Don't Worry, Your Plants Won't Taste Like Hot Pepper or Garlic" Remember it's made from plants! Good Luck Bluegabe! Your Fan From Texas, Mac
P.S. I finally got the last Tunnel Catheter removed from my chest and started chemotherapy treatment Sir.....it's more than I expected. Thanks for all your Videos and Kelly's! 5 hrs is a long time Bluegabe, but yours, KY's & DMFD's takes me away and dreams of the day I get to go fishing with my Pastor for the 1st time ever in my life! I owe it all to You Bluegabe and DMFD! You guy's are The Best! 🖐😎🤳 Mac 🙏❤
Spray a dish soap and water on the plants, that will deter most bugs from the area.
Love your content, two thumbs up from Az.
Up here in western Washington we get bugs all the time we grow a huge vegetable garden 20 by 40 foot garden we use the white netting it lets the sunlight in keeps the bugs out
You could put a screen over the garden like you have over your pool should help keep the bugs out
I am just getting starting with gardening. I am starting with a small hydroponics setup and will build from there. I wish I could help, but as I said I am just getting started. I look forward to seeing some comments on the bugs.