Cooking and cleaning a trout - How to for the pan

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  • Here is how I gut, clean and cook a trout while on a camping trip. There are many ways to clean fish and cook them and this is just my way... not necessarily the right way:)
    Music in my videos is sourced from the UA-cam Audio Library and my brother in law, Trey Harris. Credits are as follows:
    Intro song: Trey Harris
    Main Song: Plastic Or Paper by Wes Hutchinson
    Last song: Park Bench by Gunnar Olsen
    #homesteadonomics
    #howtogutafish
    #howtocleanafish
    #cookingtrout
    #homesteading

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  • @EASTSIDERIDER707
    @EASTSIDERIDER707 7 років тому

    Nothing better than fresh trout.

  • @Wiredogrepair1
    @Wiredogrepair1 8 років тому +7

    This is why we perpare! So we can spend time with our families. Looks like it was a great camping trip. Thanks for sharing.

  • @CookingwithCatLover0330
    @CookingwithCatLover0330 8 років тому

    Smart wife! Great video. Thanks for sharing!

    • @homesteadonomics
      @homesteadonomics  8 років тому

      yes! she is way smarter than me... that's why I started dating her when we were just teens... before she could figure out that she could do better than me...lol:)
      Joe

    • @CookingwithCatLover0330
      @CookingwithCatLover0330 8 років тому

      LOL! I guess your daughter takes after her then, huh!? Thanks for the great videos and how to's!

  • @sonnybedez7040
    @sonnybedez7040 4 роки тому +1

    Look how happy she is, life long memories for her.

  • @beebob1279
    @beebob1279 3 роки тому +2

    I liked the carrying stick. Also, finally someone who didn't fillet a trout. Small trout are easier eaten the way you did it. But I never saw a skinned whole trout. Usually they are cooked skin on

  • @garrettlauzon1656
    @garrettlauzon1656 7 років тому +14

    The Skiiiiiin! That's the best part (next to the tail)

  • @bobupnkiss3612
    @bobupnkiss3612 5 років тому

    I live in the white mountains is AZ....thanks for visiting and the info.

  • @Growyourheirlooms
    @Growyourheirlooms 8 років тому

    Looks like fun. Brings back childhood memories.

  • @michaelkaylor6770
    @michaelkaylor6770 7 років тому

    Great name for great kids, we named our third that as well.

  • @highdeserthollow4447
    @highdeserthollow4447 8 років тому

    Good instruction and good video, I like to see that you keep your daughter involved teaching her to enjoy the outdoors. thanks for sharing.

    • @homesteadonomics
      @homesteadonomics  8 років тому

      Thanks! It's always fun with her around... she growing so fast and I just want her to be as well rounded a person as possible:)
      joe

  • @tylerhamm5625
    @tylerhamm5625 6 років тому

    I've been scrolling through catch and cook videos for months always loved fishing and today I scrolled past yours and realized this was in my own back yard , love the white mtns.

  • @SterlingsWoodcrafts
    @SterlingsWoodcrafts 8 років тому +1

    Good Stuff, makes me want to go back camping, Cant wait to see axe in action, Thanks for sharing Joe

    • @homesteadonomics
      @homesteadonomics  8 років тому

      Thanks so much Sterling! yes camping is my favorite vacation by far! gonna be building a mini travel trailer soon so there will probably be more camping vids for sure:)
      And the axe was inspired by your contest so... thank you:)
      Joe

  • @fynbo1007
    @fynbo1007 8 років тому

    Thank you fir your advice to clean and cook a fish I love your video. God bless you and your families

  • @cokeman250
    @cokeman250 8 років тому

    Really cool vid Joe. Nothing like some good family time. Fish looked good. God bless buddy

    • @cokeman250
      @cokeman250 8 років тому

      I almost forgot to mention that ice cold refreshing Coca-Cola that's two thumbs up lol

    • @homesteadonomics
      @homesteadonomics  8 років тому

      Yes, indeed... best times are camping with family:) ... and yes, a classic bottled coke is about the perfect drink for me. This one is the 'mexico' version with the real sugar... they are awesome!

  • @nickmigliore9367
    @nickmigliore9367 7 років тому +1

    Great instructional video! Have to try this simple method

  • @Dat376
    @Dat376 8 років тому

    I like camping and fishing videos. Thanks for the video!

    • @homesteadonomics
      @homesteadonomics  8 років тому +1

      Thanks Dat Tran... there will probably be more in the future as I'm going to plan a mini travel trailer build... think teardrop trailer that you can stand in:)
      joe

  • @DesertDigger1
    @DesertDigger1 8 років тому

    Great family memory's. They don't get any better. When I first started watching I thought you were ay Rose Canyon Lake.

  • @martyisabeliever
    @martyisabeliever 4 роки тому

    Lord bless you and yours sir!

  • @brianburdine4620
    @brianburdine4620 6 років тому

    Awesome video, thanks!

  • @shengwu5671
    @shengwu5671 8 років тому

    Great video! Full of LOVE. Thanks.

  • @dfemom
    @dfemom 6 років тому +2

    I'm a female and this was very informative! Thank you Joe!

  • @scotthaun8582
    @scotthaun8582 8 років тому

    making memories that little girl will keep with her for a long time!
    (i cant believe all the flack you are catching for your drink of choice)

    • @homesteadonomics
      @homesteadonomics  8 років тому

      Thanks Scott! She is so fun to do things with... growing so fast!
      ... and yes, it's funny that folks think I'm sponsored by coke because of one blurry shot....lol
      It's not healthy, but it's my go to soda drink and I enjoy it... especially when camping.... and sometimes with a bit of whiskey added;)
      Joe

  • @yoopersurvival
    @yoopersurvival 7 років тому +2

    that is a great way to clean a trout .I've never seen it done that way. I love trout fishing, but we don't have great streams in our area. the stick to carry the fish is an awesome idea.

  • @charljoubert6993
    @charljoubert6993 8 років тому +2

    Great Video Joe, Camping here in South Africa is a national past time and great pride is taken setting up camp. Hope you enjoyed the break with your family.

    • @homesteadonomics
      @homesteadonomics  8 років тому

      Thanks Charl! Yes, is was great... and there will defintely be some more camping videos in the future... I'm planning a mini travel trailer build soon;)
      Joe

    • @charljoubert6993
      @charljoubert6993 8 років тому

      Awesome, and that little princess of yours is the cutest.

  • @hart796
    @hart796 8 років тому

    A great catch of Trout by the family! Video was an excellent refresher course on cleaning fish! I really enjoy your videos! Have a great summer!

  • @TheBigBadWolf85
    @TheBigBadWolf85 5 років тому

    Thanks for this. Haven't gone fishing since I was a youth. Taking my kids out this week and needed a refresher course.

  • @chevy6299
    @chevy6299 8 років тому

    Kids grow up so fast enjoy while you can. But grandkids are awesome too. =)

  • @HeRulesAlways
    @HeRulesAlways 7 років тому

    Great video ... I've done the same for gutting trout before frying on a open fire. Delise! The crispy skin is the best.

  • @donaldsaunders852
    @donaldsaunders852 6 років тому

    Nicest video I ever seen on UA-cam especially when you showed your daughter catching the fish you should have your own fishing show I mean that. All the best

  • @mmx3662
    @mmx3662 8 років тому

    Loved the fishing (the cleaning/gutting - not so much) the scenery and the fried fish looked delicious.....you were very fortunate to be able to share "Merida's" fish - very generous! :)

  • @scottishsam3900
    @scottishsam3900 5 років тому

    Great tips video, also super place to camp / fish.

  • @reelcaught
    @reelcaught 8 років тому

    No beer, least you had the next best thing. Makes me wanna go fishing cool vid

    • @homesteadonomics
      @homesteadonomics  8 років тому

      haha... nope, no beer.. but I did have some whiskey:)
      Joe

  • @CrazycockSays
    @CrazycockSays 5 років тому

    Great video, cool stick trick I never thought of leaving the lower branch. Hope you and yours had a great time.

  • @DJ_UltraBuba
    @DJ_UltraBuba 6 років тому

    Excellent diy videos, what you do is really admirable. Re trout, this is how I do it : I always leave the skin on, but after degutting the fish, I'd use a knife and delustre it (and at the same time clean that slimey outer layer it has). I fry it more or less the same as your FIL, but sometimes also grill it, using just a little bit of olive oil (that's healthier than frying). Now, whether frying or grilling, I always hack garlic and chives thin, add salt, paper and a few drops of olive oil and make a sticky mass out of it to rub into the inside where the guts were. If you want your trout with the skin after the frying, try to dry it as much as you can and don't throw it in oil unless it's boiling well. Greetings from Croatia

  • @jasonhefner2611
    @jasonhefner2611 7 років тому +1

    great video got to teach the next generation... I'm in nc lots of streams and trout

  • @PawPawMountain
    @PawPawMountain 8 років тому

    Nice Job! Fish looked Great, can't beat it!

    • @homesteadonomics
      @homesteadonomics  8 років тому

      yes, for sure! fish while camping is the best!
      Joe

  • @JRCHomesteadTexas
    @JRCHomesteadTexas 8 років тому

    trout almandine - yummy recipe. Thanks for posting Joe

  • @deakemarschall2992
    @deakemarschall2992 8 років тому

    That right there is some good lookin' eats. Thanks for the great video.

  • @randyrought7368
    @randyrought7368 8 років тому

    The best part is from 5:14 onward... :) Wearing her princess dresses out in the woods... We like the look on her face when she caught the fish.. We had a good time with her on Sat... She was so funny... Love that girl....

    • @homesteadonomics
      @homesteadonomics  8 років тому

      I agree! You'll see more on the the next video!
      Joe

  • @weetreebonsai
    @weetreebonsai 8 років тому

    Now that looked like a great family place!

    • @homesteadonomics
      @homesteadonomics  8 років тому

      Yes, it is a great place to camp... no cell service and about an hour from the nearest town.. so its just perfect for a camping getaway:)
      Joe

  • @amberfields2282
    @amberfields2282 Рік тому

    Thank you for teaching me how to clean a fish now all we gotta do is learn how to catch one😂

  • @kevinkepa6364
    @kevinkepa6364 8 років тому

    good job as always ! never really knew how to do it, definitely going to give it a shot

    • @homesteadonomics
      @homesteadonomics  8 років тому

      Thanks Kevin! It's one of my favorite camping meals:)Joe

  • @TheFishinDad
    @TheFishinDad 7 років тому +8

    Love this. Just got my son on his first trout. He's 4. That knife is sick. I need to get one. New sub here.

    • @homesteadonomics
      @homesteadonomics  7 років тому +2

      Thanks TFD! sounds like you're son is on to a good upbringing!!! I remember fishing with my dad in LA with gators all about...small ones, nothing big but we always had a great time!
      Joe

    • @kflow1379
      @kflow1379 6 років тому +1

      Always love hearin this. No dad here so nobody ever taught me how to fish, just got into it myself. Trying to pass the knowledge to my daughter now.

    • @Measure3x
      @Measure3x 4 роки тому

      My son--8--- just caught a 14" rainbow on his second cast! He was so excited I think he might be a lifelong fan!! Great times!! Cheers

  • @marcovelez942
    @marcovelez942 7 років тому

    I enjoyed your video, it was informative & simple 👌👍

  • @danielblack5356
    @danielblack5356 5 років тому

    Great video!

  • @texfx4405
    @texfx4405 6 років тому

    Great video, thanks for sharing! 👍🏻

  • @ankursinghkashyap
    @ankursinghkashyap 8 років тому

    Looks like good family time.. Cheers

  • @uktony1525
    @uktony1525 8 років тому

    One, fantastic video and a could almost taste how fresh and juicy the small trout were. I like to cook fish with the skin on but that is a personal preference and I can understand that you skinned them as children do not like skin or bones. Looking forward to the next video.

    • @homesteadonomics
      @homesteadonomics  8 років тому

      Thanks Tony! yes, I actually like the skins but my wife generally doesn't... so skins come off...lol! I actually love the tails though! crsipy, crunchy! MMMMMM
      I should be having some more camping oriented videos come up in the future as I'm embarking on a mini travel trailer build.... provided my wife approves the funding;)
      Joe

  • @Canadiansasquatchbrewery
    @Canadiansasquatchbrewery 8 років тому

    Man I miss camping and fishing, definitely need to get back to it! But... Skinning the fish? But... Crispy fish skins are yummy! Great video as always! Cheers!

    • @homesteadonomics
      @homesteadonomics  8 років тому +2

      hahaha... I like the skins but my wifes family does not... however, my favorite part is the tail... kinda like a crispy salty chip! thanks CSB!

    • @Canadiansasquatchbrewery
      @Canadiansasquatchbrewery 8 років тому

      Yes! Tasty tasty chips!

  • @matthewgratch365
    @matthewgratch365 4 роки тому

    Great video

  • @TedAlexander24
    @TedAlexander24 8 років тому +1

    Great video Joe. Sorry I have fallen behind on your uploads. I like to see family in the videos.

    • @homesteadonomics
      @homesteadonomics  8 років тому +2

      Thanks for checking it out Ted:) Always great to hear from you:)
      Joe

  • @AOE5578
    @AOE5578 8 років тому

    wow
    very good video

  • @sandrabrino1076
    @sandrabrino1076 2 роки тому

    very helpful thank you

  • @marcusjnewtonz28
    @marcusjnewtonz28 6 років тому

    Excellent video Joe, I normally cut the head off first and de-scale, I’m definitely going to try this. We have a ton of trout here in Northern California. New subscriber, great video!

  • @Unclebuddy01
    @Unclebuddy01 8 років тому +3

    Try coating the trout with potato flakes, it is a much lighter coating than cornmeal and is very tasty.

    • @homesteadonomics
      @homesteadonomics  8 років тому

      Will have to try that for sure! thanks Michael!
      joe

  • @StraightFiya
    @StraightFiya 7 років тому

    I went camping this weekend and caught a bass I know it's a little different than trout but it still helped thx

  • @ThaOlBoy
    @ThaOlBoy 7 років тому

    Nice!

  • @Moneyhomesjobswithivan
    @Moneyhomesjobswithivan 7 років тому

    Subbed. Love the channel. Nice video too. Lots motivation. Keep up the good work. Thumbs up.
    Cheers.

  • @guyosborn615
    @guyosborn615 7 місяців тому

    Thank you for this (though I have only had a cola drink once and didn't like it, so I stick to white wine with fish).

  • @michaelsupple6081
    @michaelsupple6081 2 роки тому

    Awesome video! Subbed!

  • @vktesla
    @vktesla 7 років тому

    Dont want to mess with the bones huh? Nice vid man, beautiful area, great fish.

  • @Ctworld15
    @Ctworld15 6 років тому

    Thanks!

  • @deej19142
    @deej19142 7 років тому +1

    Just discovered your videos, lots of interesting stuff. I guess I never saw anyone skin a trout. The skin is the best part man! Its like chicken skin. LOL

  • @jupiter0jupiter
    @jupiter0jupiter 8 років тому

    Poor little fish !! Haha but great vid Joe. I've always been curious how to clean a fish

    • @homesteadonomics
      @homesteadonomics  8 років тому

      hahaha... after I finished eating him he looked a lot like your pic:) But all in all a great time with the family! thanks for checking it out HB!
      Joe

  • @bearisland55
    @bearisland55 8 років тому

    Cute video! I'm excited to see your trailer build. I camp in a much loved teardrop trailer and if you need building tips, the folks over at Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers (TNTTT) are very helpful.
    By the way, we have our new gabion wall and it's so beautiful!

    • @homesteadonomics
      @homesteadonomics  8 років тому

      Thanks Christina! BTW... if funny you mention TNTTT... I've probably been on that site at least 10 hours in the last couple of weeks...lol! My handle on there is kangaroojoe:)
      I actually started a teardrop build in 2008 when i started building my house... but I ended up giving the near completed frame away as I was so swamped with doing the house build. But now I'm excited to regain that lost project. I'm thinking standy TTT with a pop top... so the main body will be in between TD and full TTT height... but not totally sure yet... but that's whats in the plans:) Would love to see your TD if you wouldn't mind sending some pics:)
      joe

  • @andrewhennrich6225
    @andrewhennrich6225 7 років тому +8

    Fried skin is the best part!

    • @terrymiller111
      @terrymiller111 7 років тому +2

      "He skins it! He ruins it, Precious!"

  • @bigunone
    @bigunone 8 років тому

    Interesting I've never skinned a trout before. We just clean, roll them in cornmeal and fry in butter.
    One idea I have heard of but never tried leave the head on and put them in the freezer, wait until they are almost frozen then holding onto the head with one hand and the meat with the other give it a twist and pull and you are supposed to be able to pull all the bones out.

    • @homesteadonomics
      @homesteadonomics  8 років тому

      I'm going to have to try that... I'd love to have boneless trout! Thanks CDM:)
      joe

  • @skellyk4882
    @skellyk4882 7 років тому

    This was helpful thanks

  • @priyanthakumara890
    @priyanthakumara890 6 років тому

    nice video

  • @Corvid-
    @Corvid- 8 років тому

    Great video. Any updates on the green house?

  • @StraightFiya
    @StraightFiya 7 років тому +1

    I subscribed on the first time seeing your face !! Lol nice video

  • @cherylkeene-gutierrez8472
    @cherylkeene-gutierrez8472 6 років тому

    Thank you!

  • @TheGoodGamer-co8ri
    @TheGoodGamer-co8ri 8 років тому

    Amazing Video. you are epic😄😄😄

  • @blackberryhideout5793
    @blackberryhideout5793 8 років тому +1

    Thanks for the video. Did you eat the fried fish tails? I remember us fighting over them when we were little. Crunch, crunch, crunch! Loved the 'stay tuned' part at the end!

  • @perrinayebarra
    @perrinayebarra 7 років тому +27

    Excrement hole? I believe the correct scientific term is "corn hole".

  • @serpantseed08
    @serpantseed08 7 років тому +13

    I'm so addicted to fishing. I work 5 days a week, I go everyday after work for at least 3 hours. And saturday and sunday I go from 6am to 6pm. I've caught so many fish, sometimes catch and release, or I take a few trouts home with me. Been doing it for the past 4 years. Is something wrong with me? :/

    • @homesteadonomics
      @homesteadonomics  7 років тому +2

      haha.. sounds like you found a passion! Keep at it... I don't fish too often but enjoy it when I do :)
      Joe

    • @evanherrera7182
      @evanherrera7182 7 років тому +1

      can I go lol

    • @sincitycapital
      @sincitycapital 7 років тому +1

      nice!

    • @ryanashby2459
      @ryanashby2459 7 років тому +3

      Yes, you need to fish more!

    • @sportsbank8428
      @sportsbank8428 6 років тому

      Nothing wrong with it... do what you enjoy, life is too damn short.

  • @Justin-tr2ut
    @Justin-tr2ut 5 років тому

    Great Video man, only change needed is a cold beer instead of the Coke!

  • @the.one.whodidntask8972
    @the.one.whodidntask8972 6 років тому

    I live in the white mounted in Arizona I been at the place where he is at

  • @annkruml
    @annkruml 8 років тому

    great tip for those who don't know like me. lol thank you

  • @NoLootStudios
    @NoLootStudios 7 років тому +1

    thanks :)

  • @theonlylandonnn
    @theonlylandonnn 4 роки тому

    It works? Just tried it yum

  • @daniel923e
    @daniel923e 8 років тому

    Dam nice tip, thank you.

  • @kflow1379
    @kflow1379 6 років тому

    not gonna lie, never seen it done like this. lol looks easy though.

  • @evanalsop3419
    @evanalsop3419 8 років тому +1

    Great video! My family usually going up there yearly! We actually usually fish right where your daughter is fishing! Is there a huge rock on the other side of the river?

    • @homesteadonomics
      @homesteadonomics  8 років тому

      Hey Evan! Yes, it one of the first little easy spots to park at and where it gets stocked a lot. There is a big rock on the other side... that's usually the first spot then we go and try to fish for the german browns and other non stocked fish:)
      Joe

  • @DylanPieniazek
    @DylanPieniazek 8 років тому

    Great little tutorial! I've never kept a fish before. I thought you weren't supposed to clean them within 50 feet of water though because of mercury, course maybe that's only in New York

    • @homesteadonomics
      @homesteadonomics  8 років тому

      Thanks Dylan! No mercury issues here in the AZ white mountains. The Crawfish love the guts:)
      Joe

  • @Zilear111
    @Zilear111 5 років тому

    what about the bones from the spine and such? how are you eating the fish without ingesting the bones after you fry them?

  • @gamingdragon9503
    @gamingdragon9503 7 років тому

    I live in AZ whiteriver

  • @CristianoRonaldo-wt4oj
    @CristianoRonaldo-wt4oj 7 років тому +2

    This video is brought to you by:
    ~ Coca Cola ~ 🍹 "Taste the Feeling"

  • @cindybull3064
    @cindybull3064 8 років тому

    Perfect timing! Going to Red River NM next week :) Did you use flies or salmon eggs?

    • @homesteadonomics
      @homesteadonomics  8 років тому +2

      Hi Cindy! Beleive it or not, we use grasshoppers almost exclusively... catch then in the meadow right before fishing:)
      Joe

  • @uknowulikethat4042
    @uknowulikethat4042 8 років тому

    trout and homemade brown soda bread, and real butter. is that the place you went camping before?

    • @homesteadonomics
      @homesteadonomics  8 років тому

      soda bread with butter sounds great! ... and yes, this is one of our normal camping areas:)

  • @rodrm864
    @rodrm864 8 років тому

    love the video! where did you head out camping?

  • @Stef2224
    @Stef2224 8 років тому +1

    👍👍👍

    • @homesteadonomics
      @homesteadonomics  8 років тому

      hahaha.. you caught me listening to a podcast and drinking a coke in the the store while shopping for taryn... I must have looked like the real 'people of walmart'...lol

    • @Stef2224
      @Stef2224 8 років тому

      +homesteadonomics ha, so funny! No I didn't think that at all!! It was good bumping into you!!

  • @smokeybear5460
    @smokeybear5460 6 років тому

    Your father in law looks like Junior Johnson

  • @skatooli3971
    @skatooli3971 8 років тому

    so so jealous! but anyway. Great video! new sub- I see I am going to be reviewing older content :)

  • @edencann5196
    @edencann5196 4 роки тому

    So how do you kill the fish to begin with? or do you just gut it alive?

  • @SteveB357
    @SteveB357 7 років тому

    Be sure I it's a sweet tasting stick

  • @Ctworld15
    @Ctworld15 6 років тому

    What kind of oil?

  • @mouseyjeff17
    @mouseyjeff17 8 років тому

    I gotta know where could get that knife

    • @homesteadonomics
      @homesteadonomics  8 років тому

      I think I got mine from a local sporting goods store... but I'm sure amazon or ebay would have it... it's the trekker model:)

  • @johnlord8337
    @johnlord8337 8 років тому

    Never saw anybody here in the Pacific Northwest EVER skin a trout! Not like a catfish or sturgeon hide. Best crispy part of the fish with fish oils and Vit D.
    Guess you haven't tried the de-boner method of using a gutted fish, then cut just through spine, bend head down holding the fish in your hand, then use the trout fishing pole tip eyelet, and wiggle down the spine, deboning both spine and rib bones down to the tail from the fish. No need to filet or butterfly. if there is some small residual meat on the bones, they can be tossed into the cooking pan, cooked, and then sucked off the bones, like a cartoon cat eating a fish.

    • @homesteadonomics
      @homesteadonomics  8 років тому

      Dang I want to try that now... sounds awesome! Thanks John! btw... I like the skin but my wifes family doesn't.... but my favorite is the crispy tails... I'm the only one who eats them:)
      Joe

  • @chriscaraway2194
    @chriscaraway2194 7 років тому

    Where did you catch your trout?

    • @anitaarchibald6138
      @anitaarchibald6138 7 років тому

      He's fishing in the Black River in the White mountains wearing a grey hat. :)