Hello Foragers! An imposter called Telegram Me @ Catch n Cook CA is attempting to scam people in the comments! Please do not be fooled! I really wish people would just get a job rather than resorting to crime but this is the world in which we live. They have been reported, but in the meantime beware!
You make some of the most educational and informative fishing content on UA-cam. Keep up the great work and thanks for sharing your depth of knowledge. I found you from Fisherman's Life's channel.
Very nice Lingcod from the rocks! Congratulations on that catch.. People don't realize how satisfying it is to catch something that big from the shore LOL Also very nice arrangement of forage on that plater..Good job Kev 👍🏼
Cool tip to save your fish if the weight gets snagged - tie it with a 10 lb test swivel. Small extra step that will save you a fish as the swivel will snap and the hook and upper rig will survive.
I came here from fisherman’s life channel. Dude I really enjoyed that colab you did with him. I think I might’ve found my new favorite channel. As a fish and wildlife major It’s refreshing to see that someone actually knows what they’re talking about scientifically. Keep it up! Cheers
Thanks Jacob! Glad you found us! My brother is a fisheries biologist so our broader friend-group conversations often revolve around topics of human interactions with the environment, fish and wildlife. A bit of anthropology, a bit of biology and a bit of ecology... I get to learn something new each time we all get together!
Double meat animal style...lol I appreciate the instructional portion on the knots you used. I agree with you, the improved clinch knot is the only knot you need to master to fish anywhere. I've caught everything up to bluefin tuna on that knot. Yes, there are better knots out there but none as quick to use and master as the improved clinch knot.
I also have been using that one knot all my life and I started fishing back in the 1970's, I know it as a 'fisherman's knot' and learned it off of the back of a lure box. It's about the only knot I ever use. Great video Kevin, Love your passion for the outdoors, and eating!
There's a fine line between fishing and looking like an idiot. As someone who uses 12 lb mono main, I do like me some fine lines. Makes pulling in a big one more fun, can't force it, you have to play with the fish. That shore lunch looked amazing, can never go wrong with fried fish.
Love your videos Kevin, thank you for sharing it. One thing I might add unless you did and I missed it is that if stung by stinging nettles. Spread some mud from where the stinging nettle grows and it will take the sting away immediately. For those that are sensitive to it.
Thanks for sharing this Great video with us Kevin. I learned so much about fishing and foraging, thanks so much for the instruction. Nice to see your colleague along and sharing their expertise and enjoying in the Fun of hanging out with you. The meal looked absolutely delicious, looking forward to the next one. 😍🎣🌿🍄👍
Thanks! Editing the next video now... but before it drops we are headed to the Fisherman's Life Street Fair this Saturday where we will have a booth discussing our guided foraging and such!
@@catchncookcalifornia1574 standard fare,garlic onion chunky cut carrots, potatoes. The stock was made from reduced fish heads. salt pepper and lemon juice. And celery. Something like that . Cheers
💛...if you have leftover batter, the mushrooms would make a good tempura... or, hushpuppies... as far as the nettles go, i was out near a creek when i noticed the faint odor of mint...liking the fragrance of crushed mint, i reached out to grab a couple leaves...it wasn't mint...
I do not believe so but they are clearly closely related! Cloudberries seem adapted to produce low growing vegetation and rapid fruiting due to a short arctic growing season.
I'm not trying to be a jerk so please don't be upset, but your voice is so quite and then your music kicks in here and there and boom it's really loud, I'm not sure what's wrong but it's not that fun trying to listen to you and understand and then boom there goes my ears 😁
Hello Foragers! An imposter called Telegram Me @ Catch n Cook CA is attempting to scam people in the comments! Please do not be fooled! I really wish people would just get a job rather than resorting to crime but this is the world in which we live. They have been reported, but in the meantime beware!
Lingcod fish & chips are one of the greatest meals on earth.😂👍
Your coworkers reaction to the ling is what it's all about!! Awesome
I’m elated. Getting a new catch & cook Cali. Video is almost equivalent to Christmas 😃
You make some of the most educational and informative fishing content on UA-cam. Keep up the great work and thanks for sharing your depth of knowledge. I found you from Fisherman's Life's channel.
Awesome You have a great day
Nice Ling!! And from shore! Good Stuff Kev!
I would love to see more spear fishing
Just got back from filming more spearfishing!
Ive watched a ton a fishing vids but i learned more in the first 7 minutes here than anywhere else. Thank you sir
Very happy to hear that! Thanks a ton for the positive feedback!
Very nice Lingcod from the rocks! Congratulations on that catch.. People don't realize how satisfying it is to catch something that big from the shore LOL Also very nice arrangement of forage on that plater..Good job Kev 👍🏼
Cool tip to save your fish if the weight gets snagged - tie it with a 10 lb test swivel. Small extra step that will save you a fish as the swivel will snap and the hook and upper rig will survive.
Man so happy for you catching that ling. Awesome. Greetings from germany 👋
Alyssa, so nice to have you and meet you on the channel. Hope tp see you again!
Thanks for another great video!
I came here from fisherman’s life channel. Dude I really enjoyed that colab you did with him. I think I might’ve found my new favorite channel. As a fish and wildlife major It’s refreshing to see that someone actually knows what they’re talking about scientifically. Keep it up! Cheers
Thanks Jacob! Glad you found us! My brother is a fisheries biologist so our broader friend-group conversations often revolve around topics of human interactions with the environment, fish and wildlife. A bit of anthropology, a bit of biology and a bit of ecology... I get to learn something new each time we all get together!
if you ever have kids do your foraging trip, charcoal rubbings would be great to do. Cements the info and they have something to take back.
That is a great idea!
man this is such a great vid! from structures to knot tying then double double with a side of tater tots!! you are the one!!!
Double meat animal style...lol
I appreciate the instructional portion on the knots you used. I agree with you, the improved clinch knot is the only knot you need to master to fish anywhere. I've caught everything up to bluefin tuna on that knot. Yes, there are better knots out there but none as quick to use and master as the improved clinch knot.
I also have been using that one knot all my life and I started fishing back in the 1970's, I know it as a 'fisherman's knot' and learned it off of the back of a lure box. It's about the only knot I ever use. Great video Kevin, Love your passion for the outdoors, and eating!
We called it the "fisherman's knot" growing up too! Thanks!
LOL at the outtakes!!
I am sure you know the feeling!
Ohh wow great catch but the salmon berries looks good
What an amazing day! TFS:)
Nice Ling and I like the T knot !
Always informative my man! Looks like a killer lunch. Yum!😋
That's not the knots I grew up with. But, I'll be using them in the future! Thanks Kevin.
holy moly!!! waht a ling from the shore!!!
Come with me next time!
Aww! If I knew you were here I've would've hung out with ya lol
MAN THIS GUY HAS SOME PATIENCE TO TEACH KNOTS .I CANT ..I STAR SCREAMING 🤣🤣
nice catch... im going to throw more double doubles out there ✌🏾
Fish on!
Love your videos! Love how not only are they are entertaining, but also very educational. Keep making videos ! 😀
Thanks!
Terrific!!
CNCC is the college professor you wished you had.
Catching and foraging your own food is the best way to beat inflation. Well done.
Learning from the ultimate teacher in survival camping. Your ultimate fan.🎣🐠👌💯
There's a fine line between fishing and looking like an idiot.
As someone who uses 12 lb mono main, I do like me some fine lines. Makes pulling in a big one more fun, can't force it, you have to play with the fish.
That shore lunch looked amazing, can never go wrong with fried fish.
HELO DR NICK 🤣🤣🤣😂😂
Love your videos Kevin, thank you for sharing it. One thing I might add unless you did and I missed it is that if stung by stinging nettles. Spread some mud from where the stinging nettle grows and it will take the sting away immediately. For those that are sensitive to it.
Awesome , thanks for the bolder tip
Got my subscription this was a great video.
Thank you!
@@catchncookcalifornia1574 You're welcome. I know it takes countless hours to put these videos together.
Thanks for sharing this Great video with us Kevin. I learned so much about fishing and foraging, thanks so much for the instruction. Nice to see your colleague along and sharing their expertise and enjoying in the Fun of hanging out with you. The meal looked absolutely delicious, looking forward to the next one. 😍🎣🌿🍄👍
Thanks! Editing the next video now... but before it drops we are headed to the Fisherman's Life Street Fair this Saturday where we will have a booth discussing our guided foraging and such!
Wow, that looks amazing!
Been waiting for your videos. Thanks for the uploads. Lingcod are really good battered and deep fried.
Enjoy the videos you do a lot. How do I find out about you guided trips?
Jon if you email me at catchncookca@gmail I can get you on the email list and provide details!
Im from Ireland and i love these videos , keep them up!!
Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching!
That's a feast fit for a king. Ling was one of my father's favourite fish. Great in a fish soup. Cheers from Australia
Nice! What went in the fish soup? We do some Asian fish soups, but I am always looking for new recipes!
@@catchncookcalifornia1574 standard fare,garlic onion chunky cut carrots, potatoes. The stock was made from reduced fish heads. salt pepper and lemon juice. And celery. Something like that . Cheers
Looked delicious.
yessa
Me, in an ossuary in Limassol, Cyprus, surrounded by baby archaeologists "But have you heard of Kevin, tho"
💛...if you have leftover batter, the mushrooms would make a good tempura... or, hushpuppies... as far as the nettles go, i was out near a creek when i noticed the faint odor of mint...liking the fragrance of crushed mint, i reached out to grab a couple leaves...it wasn't mint...
So how far north are you actually? Crescent City? That is far, far, far north. Beautiful ling!
hello
I'd like to plan a trip for the low tide around September 9th in Northern California. Are you available to lead us?
Thanks for the interest! If you email me at catchncookca@gmail we can chat details.
Will they hang out at jetties too?
Absolutely! Try to get as far down the jetties as possible so you are fishing deeper water where less people fish. They are there!
Is a salmon berry the same as a cloudberry?😅
I do not believe so but they are clearly closely related! Cloudberries seem adapted to produce low growing vegetation and rapid fruiting due to a short arctic growing season.
When you are cooking in the field, what do you do with the used cooking oil?
It is good to let it cool and put back in the container. You can fry fish twice with it before it starts tasting old.
Is it true male stinging nettle is purple or yellow, female is green and white? The flowers that is.
I have never noticed but now I will have to pay attention!
@@catchncookcalifornia1574 heck yeah man. Love your videos.
I'm not trying to be a jerk so please don't be upset, but your voice is so quite and then your music kicks in here and there and boom it's really loud, I'm not sure what's wrong but it's not that fun trying to listen to you and understand and then boom there goes my ears 😁
Thanks for the feedback! I will work on that! I know exactly what you mean about how jarring that can be!
cinch knot has more tensile strength than the improved one. just sayin'. science.
Greg, I have never tried it... guess I have to now
@@catchncookcalifornia1574 trilene knot is the winner tho. one extra loop on the shank of the cinch.
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