I see here a man who has everything. A wife, a son, a connection to nature, and an appreciation for the simple things in life. Peace and contentment like this are hard to attain.
Ringofan19 - Thankyou very much. We also have a teenage daughter ( who was at school ) We love where we live and the family that we have. For so many reasons we are thankful for our lives every single day. 😊💙
S L Hughes - YES!! I am so glad that message transfers across in this video. 😊 It is a lesson I am teaching my children. Only take what you need and treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. 👍🏻🎣🦀🐚🦞😊
Yes, its refreshing to see someone else besides a Native American Indian respecting nature. Take only what you need and leave the rest. This guy is awesome!
I have no idea how I got here, but you're such a kind man - the way you speak to your wife and child, and care for those underdeveloped sea creatures. Bravo.
- Thank you John and welcome to our channel. I don't mind how you found us I am just glad that you did. I am glad that you enjoyed our video and hope that you find the rest of our content good viewing. :)
Love how respectful you are to the environment, only taking what you need, only if its big enough and always return things to where they should be. Top man
spudzillav2 - Thank you very much, I am glad you share our philosophy. It is something o hope transfers across in our videos and is something we are teaching our children. Only take what you need and treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. 😊👍🏻🎣🦀🐚💙
- Thank you Nick, I am glad you share our philosophy. It is a message I hope transfers through on the video and is a lesson we are teaching our children. Never take more than you need and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. Welcome to our channel. I hope you enjoy the rest of our content. :)
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We are simply sharing what we know and love doing. Welcome to our channel Jana and I hope that you enjoy the rest of our content. We have a wide variety covering our passion for the outdoors. Best wishes to you and I hope you have a great day. 😊
I appreciate how you care for the food you gather. You don’t grab excess, you don’t kill what isn’t needed, and you teach in the process. Great channel, can’t wait for more!!
Ukulelewars - I am so glad that message transfers across in our video and is something we are teaching our children. Never take more than you need, and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. 😊🎣🦀🦞🐚
I know that this is a year old or so but I just wanted to say that it's so nice to see people who are so respectful of nature, especially when harvesting things from it. Your videos remind me of my time in Maine, USA with my family.
Thank you very much. I am really pleased to hear that you share our passion for sustainable foraging. It is something that we are teaching our children and I hope it transfers across in the videos. Only take what you need and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. Have a lovely day and stay safe. 😊
@@TheFishLocker lmaooo what a madlad. Youre doing great stuff. You've got me interested in doing this as a hobby only I dont know where to start, but they are fun videos to watch nevertheless.
I studied Marine Biology in Swansea 2003-2006, your marine life knowledge is awesome and great to see the ethical thought process that goes into your foraging. also a family doing real activities is fantastic !
- Thank you Mark and welcome to our channel. I am glad that you enjoyed the content and share out philosophy on low impact sustainable foraging. I hope you enjoy the rest of our videos and have a good day :)
This video brought me to tears. Me, Grandpa and Grandma used to do this at least twice a week in the province. Although we don't have money, we catch good foods, we cook them and we have a blast eating. Both of them already passed away years ago. Now, I'm an adult living in the city where everything have to involve money. The city life is eating away the happy fisherman inside of me. Your videos are amazing, so is your family. Thank you so much for sharing.
- Thankyou for sharing your story, it sounds like you have many happy memories of foraging with the family. My wife and I lived in the city and I hated it, constantly pining for the sea - so I know how you feel. When we had our son we moved back because we felt he should grow up by the coast enjoying the outdoors. I am glad that you are enjoying our videos and wish you all the best.
Darci Faith - Hi Darci, I’m glad you share our values and I’m glad that the message transfers across in the video. It is a lesson we are teaching our kids. Never take more than you need and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. 😊👍🏻🐚🦀🍽
The Angry Yumm - It is a lesson I am currently teaching our children. Never take more than you need and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. 😊👍🏻🐚🦀
he really knows how to take care of nature..doesnt misuse it nothing ..just came across his video and i love it ..the way he explains stuff honestly am learning alot
Black_Ace - Thats great to hear my friend. I am glad the video was helpful to you and I hope you enjoy the rest of our content. All the best from Cornwall in the UK. 😊👍🏻🦀🐚
- Thank you Ethan and I am glad that you share our philosophy on the natural world. It is something I hope people pick up from our videos and is a lesson we are teaching our children. Never take more than you need and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. :)
I appreciate the respect and love you show your wife and son. Whenever your son has fallen or tripped during filming, you always make sure he is okay before continuing with your narration. Your love and respect for your best friend and helpmeet show in your actions towards her. Great job Husband and Father. You are a great example and also as a conservationist.
- I am glad that you think so Venat and welcome to our channel. I hope you find the rest of our content good viewing. If you enjoyed this video then we have a few more that I think you will really enjoy. :D
I really appreciate the fact that you take such care to replace things the way you found them when you can’t keep it. Shows that you also appreciate the wild life. Love the vids
NostalgiCookie - Thankyou and yes, I am glad that message transfers through on the video. It is a lesson we are teaching our children. Never take more than you need, and treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. All the best to you and your family and have a nice day from Cornwall in the UK. 😊👍🏻🎣🦀🦞🐚
- I am glad you picked up on the message of our video. It is a lesson we are also teaching our children. Never take more than you need, and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation :D
What an absolutely lovely family, and so much knowledge about the different species. Obviously very concerned about maintaining and preserving the stretch of beach there, and all the bounty it provides. Wonderful!
- Thank you and welcome to our channel. I am so happy that you picked up on the message in our video. I hope you enjoy the rest of our content as much. We are simply sharing what we know and love doing with others. Take care and have a nice day. :)
Jan Jerman - Thankyou Jan, I am glad it comes across in the video and is a lesson we are teaching our children. Never take more than what you need and treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. Welcome to the channel and have a nice day. 😊👍🏻💙🎣🦀🦞
- That is wonderful top hear. We are simply sharing what we know and what we love doing. I truly hope that our videos help encourage people to take an interest in the natural world around them. Thank you Sayco. :D
I love how he only takes what is needed and put away those that are not. You are a great example and role model to the young generation. Love your vids ❤️❤️❤️
- Hi there and welcome to our channel. I am glad that you share our philosophy on sustainable foraging. It is something we are teaching our children, never take more than you need and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. Take care. :)
This is incredibly informative and interesting. Thank you for sharing! I really like the fact you release smaller things back to their homes for sustainability. Keep up the great work!
- Thank you very much and welcome to our channel. I am glad that you enjoyed the video and that you share our philosophy on sustainable foraging. It is something we are teaching our children. Never take more than you need and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation :D
- Thank you Brendan and welcome to our channel. I am glad that you enjoyed the video and that you share our philosophy on sustainable foraging. It is a lesson we are teaching our children. Never take more than you need and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. :D Take care and have a great day. :)
Thank you for being so kind to the sea creatures and ethical on the sizes you keep, plus how you kill the crabs etc. We need more people like your family in this world. Melts my heart when you go and hide any small creatures to keep them safe. Passing that of thinking on to you son is priceless.
Jaclyn Peta Lepre - Thank you Jaclyn and welcome to our channel. I am very pleased to hear you share our values. It is a lesson we are teaching our children. Never take more than you need and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. Take care and have a great day. 😊💙🐚🦀🍽
mailtorajrao - It is our pleasure, we are simply sharing what we love doing. I hope you enjoy the rest of our content. All the best from Cornwall in the UK. 😊🎣🦀🦞🇬🇧
- Welcome to our channel sir. I am glad you enjoyed the video and hope you enjoy the rest of our videos. If this is your thing then we have a fe more videos I think you are going to love!!
What is with this video format that I enjoy tremendously. No nonsense reactions, no over the top introduction, highly educational, nothing about asking for likes and subscriptions(but I did anyways). I live inland so I cannot possibly relate to anything you're doing but damn do I want to be in your shoes right now.
- Thank you very much. We are simply sharing what we love doing. I am really pleased you enjoyed the video and welcome to our channel "short feet" haha. We have a few more videos on this topic on the channel you may enjoy. Any questions just give us a comment and I'll try and get back to you as soon as I can. Have a great day. :)
I just found your channel today, and as someone who spent the past 5 years studying marine science in university, you're doing an incredible job. The content is educational and enjoyable, really amazing. Thank you so much for this content!
- Thank you Steph and welcome to our channel. I hope you enjoy working your way through the rest of our content. We have some great videos that I think you will really enjoy. 😊
UA-cam just recommended this video to me. Its very interesting to watch, altho I do not enjoy seafood much , ive come in contact with everything in the video at work. This all looks so real and authentic , the whole family aspect brings it to a whole new level. And the way things that might seem " obvious" to some people are still mentioned in a non condecending way. Fantastic ,wholesome , educational content.All which seems to be coming from a family of three... Whole corporations try to put out such content with entire production teams and fail miserably :D.
- Thank you very much Klenner. We are a family of four but this was filmed during school hours. We are simply sharing what we love doing in the hope that it may help others learn a little about the natural world around them. Thank you for your comment and welcome to our channel. I hope you enjoy the rest of our content and have a great day. :)
I like how you respect the fish by putting it back if it is too small. or putting them in a better place or taking off hitch hikers. and leave some behind from a cluster. Thats awesome.
Kahu Falaoa - Thank you Kahu I am glad that you share our philosophy. It is something I hope people learn from our videos and is a lesson we are teaching our children. Never take more than you need and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. Have a great day and welcome to our channel. 😊👍🏻🐚🦀🦞🍽
I've spent 40+ years buggering about around the sea and coast but you my friend are an absolute fountain of knowledge! Said from the very first video I watched that the channel deserved to be huge and now it looks like you're well on the way, congratulations mate.
I don't know much about this, as I live in the middle of land-locked and cattle-fed USA, but I love sea food, and am entranced by how you find them, and how much care you have for the little creatures you put back (turning them over, putting the heavy end down; putting little fish back into the seaweed; covering things back up to make sure they live to see another day). I know you're looking for specific foods and sizes, but it's incredibly educational for me. I'd love to go on a "vacation" and have you show/teach me, or the opportunity with someone else. If you know you do that, or know someone, let me know :)
- Hi there and welcome to our channel. If you enjoyed this video then we have a few more that you are going to LOVE. I can tell. Best wishes and have a nice day. :)
Just started watching your videos after one got recommended, and I have to say- as a future father (first boy on the way) the way you love, teach, and treat your son is an inspiration!
David Cockerill - Thank you David, I am glad you share our philosophy on sustainable foraging. It is a lesson we are teaching our children. Never take more than you need and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. 😊👍🏻🦀🦞🌿
dethaddr - Just doing our little bit to try and keep things safe and healthy. Treat everything with respect and appreciation 😊👍🏻🦞🦀🐚 All the best mate. 😉🎣
55 years ago l worked the shrimp trawlers out of Florida. Lived on the boat or on the beach. Money was tight had to know every species of edible clam. The inshore Florida scallops weren't as big as yours. However on the 3'rd sand bar from shore, about 3ft at low tide, were the Pen Shells a large relative of scallops. They weren't as sweet as scallops but their adductor muscle was twice as big. Used a drift wood and palm frond fire, threw seaweed on top, then clams & Pens, more weed and sprinkle with seawater.. Occasionally, a Stone Crab with a fresh coconut milk as a chaser. Seems when one has nothing, every little thing is great.
can never be too safe with carcinization. under your bed? crab. in the closet behind your old shoes? thats a crab. what's that in your walls? best believe that theres a crab.
- I have noticed that in other countries crabs behave a lot differently. Mud crabs or blue crabs would run rings around one of our brown edibles. Which are quite docile especially as they get bigger. Maybe its the temperature they live in?
@@TheFishLocker Ah yes, that is a possibility. I live in a very warm country, and the crabs here are small. Must be fun having that huge free food lying around.
It's pretty impressive how he knows basically every animal by just looking at it, wish I was like that when it comes to fish food lol. And would ya look at that, you guys were right about me liking the next video
Your respect for the sea is incredible what you don't eat/need you put back and not only just that you ensure to put it as it was by covering it back similar to when u go catch scallops you always hide or put back the ones not for consumption.
Ricardo Maia - That’s the way I feel that everyone should be and is how I am teaching our children to be. I’m glad you are enjoying the videos. All the best Ricardo. 😊👍🏻🎣🦀🦞
That is one lucky kid. Who of us wouldn't have loved an adventure like that as little one? My Uncle Bob and my dad used to take me pheasant and rabbit hunting in Iowa. I used my dad's .410. Five minutes of that teaches you more than 3 years in primary school. However, my primary school wasn't bad either. You usually just don't learn how to hit a plate-sized bird flying 30 yards away from you at 40 miles per hour and cook it with apple gravy and mashed potatoes for dinner.
I don't buy meats or animal products. But I honestly would have no problem eating this stuff. What a dream, get out into nature with family, share work, knowledge and love
Gtmj - We lived in the city for a couple of years. I hated it and was pining for the coast. I’m glad you’re enjoying the videos. All the best from Cornwall in the UK. 😊👍🏻🎣🦀🦞
- We love getting out and about as a family. And from my perspective, what is better than doing what you love with the people you love? :) We are teaching our children the proper way to forage. Only take what you need and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. Have a great day Marie. :)
@@TheFishLocker I can promise you, your children will appreciate it as they grow up. I grew up in Kansas on the family farm, my granddad raised beef cattle and crops. He taught me everything about cattle and animals in general, beloved memories for all of it and even though the cattle herd is gone and he is long dead. I will return to the farm and raise my children and teach them as he taught me. Believe me, kids remember and they will appreciate it.
There was a point in time up to 200,000 subs that I had responded to every single comment on this channel. But things have grown so large now that I simply cannot keep up with everything. I do my best though. Like now, I am actually responding whilst on a flight over the Atlantic on our way on holiday. 😊
Ricky Bobby - Thank you Ricky, I am very glad to hear you are enjoying the content. We have a couple more great foraging videos I hope you enjoy watching. 😊👍🏻🐚🦀🦞
- Haha. That is the best comment I think I have read about this video. I am so pleased you have enjoyed it and found it informative. Welcome to our channel Emmie and I hope you enjoy the rest of our content. Have a great weekend. :)
- That is what the channel is all about Jaime. We are simply sharing what we know and love doing without others. If the videos help folks out or teach them something new then they have been worth making. :D
Let me tell you why I love this channel...other than their accent. Lol. They teach their son so much. The mother said "a" but corrected herself and said "an" so he knows the proper way of speaking. I love seafood. Lastly, he doesn't put the live seafood right in a hot pot.
SimplyCreativeAshley - Thankyou Ashley. I am very glad you enjoy our content. We are just enjoying our lives and sharing what we love doing. All the best to you and your family and have a nice day from Cornwall in the UK. 😊🦀🐚🦞🇬🇧
Lucas Miller - Thank you Lucas, when we are cooking them at home we chill then in the freezer for 10-15 mins first which puts them right out to sleep. More humane than straight up boiling them. 😊👍🏻🦀🦞🍽
You guys are the BEST!! Love how you protect everything you touch!! My mouth is watering!! You have a beautiful family. Many blessings for all of you. Really enjoyed your energy.
Your videos are facinating, I have been binge watching them. I live in the U.S.A. and with the state of things here causing some anxitey, your videos have really helped to calm me down. Thank you.
Nickey Welch - Thank you very much Nickey, i am glad that you are enjoying our content and that we are able to help bring you at least some distraction. Things are not much better over here. Stay positive and stay safe. 😊👍🏻💙
usually when im watching things like this my kids come in and tell me how weird I am. but I was watching a video of yall last night and my oldest actually said she wished she could go do something like this. so thank you for the new idea for family time.
Rissa DeWitte - Thats brilliant. I have honestly been waiting since before my boy was born to teach him these things. So the best of luck in your foraging and best wishes to you and your family. 😊👍🏻🎣🦀🐚🦞🍽
Wow such a fine meal and basically cost you nothing. Just shows with a bit of Knowledge you can eat like a king on the budget of a pauper. Thanks for showing us how you do this.
- It is our pleasure Tim, I am glad that you enjoyed our video and found it informative. Welcome to our channel and I hope you enjoy the rest of our content. If this is your type of thing then some of our recent foraging videos are going to be right up your street 😊
6:00 😂walk in on them mating, give us a quick teaching moment on it, return them to their rock and put the seaweed back over them to hide them hahaha. Brilliant mate.
This is a very nice family affair! Thanks for sharing so much detailed video footage and foraging information and fine dining and great music with the drums too! Much better than regular tv and movies.
@@rbudiman6460 - You just have to think, you truly never know what people are going through. Especially during these difficult times. That response could be the only piece of interaction that person has all day. You in your reply could brighten up that persons whole day. Take care and have a wonderful day. 😊👍🏻
First class video John - my 5 year old daughter is obsessed with sea life (thankfully!) and you're fuelling her passion. She absolutely loves your videos and will choose them over the usual UA-cam kids options. I think we may well have to go foraging at the weekend after this episode!
Simon Fermor - That is fantastic to hear Simon. Definitely try and encourage that. I think it is important for people to have a passion, whatever it is. I have been mad about all of this type of stuff since I was a boy. 😊👍🏻🎣🦞🦀
Rhayy - I believe it is one of those things that you don’t know you enjoy until you see and do it. 😊🦀🦞 Best wishes and welcome to our channel Rhay. Take care and stay safe.
- Thank you Craig and welcome to our channel. It is our pleasure to be able to share our days out with you. Have a nice day and best wishes to you and your family. :)
It makes me really happy that you respect the animals and ecosystem. I’ve watched some people boil crab and lobster alive because they’re “too scared to kill it first” and that just makes me feel bad for the animal.
That makes me sad also, in our more recent videos we cannot show the humane despatching any more because too many people complain. The world is a strange place.
@@TheFishLocker it’s unfortunate that people don’t understand that eating and killing animals is part of the circle of life. I’m sorry that you have to change your content because of them :(
I know most sea creatures dont have feelings but seeing you help that small King scallop get rid of his hitchhiker and put him back into the ocean is too sweet :,) You show that you can be polite and kind to the creatures that help keep your family happy and full!
GayBoi BlueMan - It is the only way to be in my opinion. If we cannot show compassion then what are we really? I hope you have a great day. I believe I have just replied to one of your comments on another video?
Polyana J - Thankyou, I am glad that this transfers across in our videos. It is a lesson I am teaching our children. Never take more than you need and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. 😊👍🏻🎣🦀🐚🦞
Void Rex - I did not intend on separating them and did put them back together afterwards. And if it makes any difference, I did feel bad for the guy afterwards. 😆👍🏻🦀
This makes me so nostalgic. It reminds me of growing up visiting my grandparents in long island new york and going foraging and exploring during low tide on the long island sound. We always found so many muscles and eel bones.
- It sounds like you have some wonderful memories of being out on the shore with your grandparents. I am glad that we can share that with you. Best wishes Bunzie, welcome to our channel and have a wonderful day. 😊
I really love how you just pick what you and your family really need and what's actually reasonable to be taken and how you put everything back to how it was before. Really informative videos!
- Thank you, I am glad that you share our philosophy on sustainable foraging. It is something we are teaching our children. Never take more than you need and always treat the natural world with resect and appreciation. :)
What a great family activity. James doesn’t seem to share the passion for eating your harvest, but I notice you always offer. He’ll grow i to it, I bet! Thanks for bringing us along, in a figurative sense.
Mr. Jones - Thank you very much. We are an outdoors family and love the shore. The little man doesn’t yet enjoy proper seafood but he may one day. All the best to you and your family and have a great week. 😊👍🏻🐚🦀
I see here a man who has everything. A wife, a son, a connection to nature, and an appreciation for the simple things in life. Peace and contentment like this are hard to attain.
Ringofan19 - Thankyou very much. We also have a teenage daughter ( who was at school ) We love where we live and the family that we have. For so many reasons we are thankful for our lives every single day. 😊💙
Amen to that my friend!
@@TheFishLocker it's beautiful to watch!
Things you can't buy with money, i hope i could have the same thing you have in the future
I do a lot of crawfish here and I do crabs thank you my friend
I think I like this guy: he's respectful of what he's collecting. Puts back where he finds unacceptable things, takes only what he needs.
S L Hughes - YES!! I am so glad that message transfers across in this video. 😊 It is a lesson I am teaching my children. Only take what you need and treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. 👍🏻🎣🦀🐚🦞😊
Am so impressed you killed them humanely.
Yes, its refreshing to see someone else besides a Native American Indian respecting nature. Take only what you need and leave the rest. This guy is awesome!
@Roku Bet you're fun at party's!
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This is the second video ive seen from this channel n i already feel like ive been adopted n taken out on a sea food picnic
- Haha. Welcome to our channel. Best wishes and have a wonderful day. 👍
I have no idea how I got here, but you're such a kind man - the way you speak to your wife and child, and care for those underdeveloped sea creatures. Bravo.
- Thank you John and welcome to our channel. I don't mind how you found us I am just glad that you did. I am glad that you enjoyed our video and hope that you find the rest of our content good viewing. :)
Love how respectful you are to the environment, only taking what you need, only if its big enough and always return things to where they should be. Top man
spudzillav2 - Thank you very much, I am glad you share our philosophy. It is something o hope transfers across in our videos and is something we are teaching our children. Only take what you need and treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. 😊👍🏻🎣🦀🐚💙
I love how he puts everything back that he's not taking, after explaining what each creature is, rocks and all! Just like he found it! Awesome.
- Thank you Nick, I am glad you share our philosophy. It is a message I hope transfers through on the video and is a lesson we are teaching our children. Never take more than you need and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. Welcome to our channel. I hope you enjoy the rest of our content. :)
This is almost a year old and he is still replying to comments! What a legend.
We aren't planning on stopping, if you guys are taking the time to watch we can take the time to reply!
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@@TheFishLocker that’s awesome dude
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Never seen an educational instructional outdoor classroom like this is before in my entire lifetime..
We are simply sharing what we know and love doing. Welcome to our channel Jana and I hope that you enjoy the rest of our content. We have a wide variety covering our passion for the outdoors. Best wishes to you and I hope you have a great day. 😊
I love how you always hide the smaller shellfish to give them a chance to grow. Good luck to you and your lovely family mate.
aye, respectable
- Thank you Andrew and welcome to our channel. I am glad that you share our philosophy on sustainable foraging and stay safe. :D
Where I live I legally have to haha
Ditto
A good person
I appreciate how you care for the food you gather. You don’t grab excess, you don’t kill what isn’t needed, and you teach in the process.
Great channel, can’t wait for more!!
Ukulelewars - I am so glad that message transfers across in our video and is something we are teaching our children. Never take more than you need, and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. 😊🎣🦀🦞🐚
Edible crab: please go away...
Velvet swimming crab: OY YOU WANNA GO MATE?!
He was ready to throw down wasn't he!!! 🦀😡
I know that this is a year old or so but I just wanted to say that it's so nice to see people who are so respectful of nature, especially when harvesting things from it. Your videos remind me of my time in Maine, USA with my family.
Thank you very much. I am really pleased to hear that you share our passion for sustainable foraging. It is something that we are teaching our children and I hope it transfers across in the videos. Only take what you need and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. Have a lovely day and stay safe. 😊
Such a good looking father and a supportive wife and awell mannered cute little boy, wonderful family. Respect! Such a nice hobby, very independent.
CyJeren - I agree about the supportive wife and cute little boy. 😛 Thank you and all the best. 😊👍🏻🐚🦀
I love how you family help and you all enjoy the meal you guys all look so happy together
ashley kelch - Thats what it’s all about Ashley. What is better than sharing the things you love with the people you love? 😊🐚🦀💙
I like that he interrupts the two crabs shagging and then tries to squish them back together as if he hasnt totally killed the moment. Legend.
You never know. Some people like being caught in the act. 😉
@@TheFishLocker lmaooo what a madlad. Youre doing great stuff. You've got me interested in doing this as a hobby only I dont know where to start, but they are fun videos to watch nevertheless.
@@owenleal stop watching crab prawn, that's weird
I studied Marine Biology in Swansea 2003-2006, your marine life knowledge is awesome and great to see the ethical thought process that goes into your foraging. also a family doing real activities is fantastic !
- Thank you Mark and welcome to our channel. I am glad that you enjoyed the content and share out philosophy on low impact sustainable foraging. I hope you enjoy the rest of our videos and have a good day :)
This video brought me to tears.
Me, Grandpa and Grandma used to do this at least twice a week in the province. Although we don't have money, we catch good foods, we cook them and we have a blast eating.
Both of them already passed away years ago. Now, I'm an adult living in the city where everything have to involve money. The city life is eating away the happy fisherman inside of me.
Your videos are amazing, so is your family. Thank you so much for sharing.
- Thankyou for sharing your story, it sounds like you have many happy memories of foraging with the family. My wife and I lived in the city and I hated it, constantly pining for the sea - so I know how you feel. When we had our son we moved back because we felt he should grow up by the coast enjoying the outdoors. I am glad that you are enjoying our videos and wish you all the best.
I think it’s so nice how he doesn’t take all the things he finds and leaves them to not disturb the population :)
Its necessary for wildlife proliferation, and a big example of respect for his source of food
Darci Faith - Hi Darci, I’m glad you share our values and I’m glad that the message transfers across in the video. It is a lesson we are teaching our kids. Never take more than you need and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. 😊👍🏻🐚🦀🍽
One year later and this madman, this legend, is still hearting comments.
- Just showing people that we appreciate the support. 😊
You know it’s love when you give the big claw to your significant other🥺
- I must really love her. She ate 5 of the 6 claws available. :P
I love how you find this little critters than make sure that they are covered back up.
The Angry Yumm - It is a lesson I am currently teaching our children. Never take more than you need and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. 😊👍🏻🐚🦀
he really knows how to take care of nature..doesnt misuse it nothing ..just came across his video and i love it ..the way he explains stuff honestly am learning alot
Black_Ace - Thats great to hear my friend. I am glad the video was helpful to you and I hope you enjoy the rest of our content. All the best from Cornwall in the UK. 😊👍🏻🦀🐚
"It's gone"
"he's gone"
"he's done"
"he's incapacitated"
I love the way you assure the audience they are not feeling pain
I know that some people worry.
Why no one is talking about how you disturb those two crabs from mating? 😂🤣
- They went straight back to business after I left, don't worry. 😊
That poor crab was having a good time with his crab wife and some giant came over and picked him up, probably ruined the mood lol
For reals! 😂
- I did feel sorry for the guy afterwards but Im sure it will just be a funny story they tell their kids. :P
Ha ha!
I like that you respect the creatures that you find and put what you don’t keep where you find it!
- Thank you Ethan and I am glad that you share our philosophy on the natural world. It is something I hope people pick up from our videos and is a lesson we are teaching our children. Never take more than you need and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. :)
I appreciate the respect and love you show your wife and son. Whenever your son has fallen or tripped during filming, you always make sure he is okay before continuing with your narration. Your love and respect for your best friend and helpmeet show in your actions towards her. Great job Husband and Father. You are a great example and also as a conservationist.
- Thank you Joshua and welcome to our channel. I hope hat you enjoy the rest of our content and have a wonderful day. 😊
Thank you for your Adventures, helps me when I miss foraging at low tide or high tide. Basically I miss foraging at the beach.
Completely agree Josh this IS parenting.
Being bored and browsing youtube does sometimes lead to some gems like this one.
- I am glad that you think so Venat and welcome to our channel. I hope you find the rest of our content good viewing. If you enjoyed this video then we have a few more that I think you will really enjoy. :D
I really appreciate the fact that you take such care to replace things the way you found them when you can’t keep it. Shows that you also appreciate the wild life. Love the vids
NostalgiCookie - Thankyou and yes, I am glad that message transfers through on the video. It is a lesson we are teaching our children. Never take more than you need, and treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. All the best to you and your family and have a nice day from Cornwall in the UK. 😊👍🏻🎣🦀🦞🐚
I just love how when he doesn’t want it he puts it back where he found it instead of just tossing it
- I am glad you picked up on the message of our video. It is a lesson we are also teaching our children. Never take more than you need, and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation :D
What an absolutely lovely family, and so much knowledge about the different species. Obviously very concerned about maintaining and preserving the stretch of beach there, and all the bounty it provides. Wonderful!
- Thank you and welcome to our channel. I am so happy that you picked up on the message in our video. I hope you enjoy the rest of our content as much. We are simply sharing what we know and love doing with others. Take care and have a nice day. :)
"He'll be fuming now" haha
He proper was!
Love the sense of care this guy has. The way he puts everything back to its place. The enthusiasm. Top lad!
Jan Jerman - Thankyou Jan, I am glad it comes across in the video and is a lesson we are teaching our children. Never take more than what you need and treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. Welcome to the channel and have a nice day. 😊👍🏻💙🎣🦀🦞
Honestly, the best part of the videos are just listening to him spread knowledge and collecting everything
- That is wonderful top hear. We are simply sharing what we know and what we love doing. I truly hope that our videos help encourage people to take an interest in the natural world around them. Thank you Sayco. :D
I love how he only takes what is needed and put away those that are not. You are a great example and role model to the young generation. Love your vids ❤️❤️❤️
- Hi there and welcome to our channel. I am glad that you share our philosophy on sustainable foraging. It is something we are teaching our children, never take more than you need and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. Take care. :)
This is incredibly informative and interesting. Thank you for sharing! I really like the fact you release smaller things back to their homes for sustainability. Keep up the great work!
- Thank you very much and welcome to our channel. I am glad that you enjoyed the video and that you share our philosophy on sustainable foraging. It is something we are teaching our children. Never take more than you need and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation :D
HAHAHAHAHAHA "it's gone, it's dead now" while holding the crab quite literally in half. I'm not sure how I got here but I'm enjoying it
- Haha. Well I'm not sure either but I'm glad you're enjoying yourself bud. :)
dude, I would never stick my hand into a small hole in the rocks to grab something with claws, you must have been doing this for quite a while
Knights Multi-Media - Haha. Since I was a young lad. It’s surprising how fast you learn when it hurts. 🤣👍🏻🦞😊
It's a real treat to watch you and your family harvesting and enjoying nature's bounty.
I am glad that you enjoyed joining us.
I love the respect you show that ecosystem. I grew up on Cape Cod Mass and our shores are no where near as rich as this. Really enjoyed this man.
- Thank you Brendan and welcome to our channel. I am glad that you enjoyed the video and that you share our philosophy on sustainable foraging. It is a lesson we are teaching our children. Never take more than you need and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. :D Take care and have a great day. :)
Thank you for being so kind to the sea creatures and ethical on the sizes you keep, plus how you kill the crabs etc.
We need more people like your family in this world.
Melts my heart when you go and hide any small creatures to keep them safe. Passing that of thinking on to you son is priceless.
Jaclyn Peta Lepre - Thank you Jaclyn and welcome to our channel. I am very pleased to hear you share our values. It is a lesson we are teaching our children. Never take more than you need and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. Take care and have a great day. 😊💙🐚🦀🍽
Once in a very long while you find a gem of a UA-cam channel- this one is one of them. Thank you for filming these slices of life and putting them up!
mailtorajrao - It is our pleasure, we are simply sharing what we love doing. I hope you enjoy the rest of our content. All the best from Cornwall in the UK. 😊🎣🦀🦞🇬🇧
I freaking love this guy and his adorable family!
- Aww thanks Lauren, it is our pleasure to be able to share our videos with you. :)
Bro this is free therapy right here, you got a sub
- Welcome to our channel sir. I am glad you enjoyed the video and hope you enjoy the rest of our videos. If this is your thing then we have a fe more videos I think you are going to love!!
It's weird how you can watch 40 minutes of this without feeling any time go by, super interesting
OK BOOMER - Thank you. I find this type of thing fascinating also. Have you seen our other foraging videos? 😊👍🏻🍽🦞🐚🦐
@@TheFishLocker Indeed I have! I find them very interesting to watch and wish I am thinking of doing it myself sometime
What is with this video format that I enjoy tremendously. No nonsense reactions, no over the top introduction, highly educational, nothing about asking for likes and subscriptions(but I did anyways). I live inland so I cannot possibly relate to anything you're doing but damn do I want to be in your shoes right now.
- Thank you very much. We are simply sharing what we love doing. I am really pleased you enjoyed the video and welcome to our channel "short feet" haha. We have a few more videos on this topic on the channel you may enjoy. Any questions just give us a comment and I'll try and get back to you as soon as I can. Have a great day. :)
I just found your channel today, and as someone who spent the past 5 years studying marine science in university, you're doing an incredible job. The content is educational and enjoyable, really amazing. Thank you so much for this content!
- Thank you Steph and welcome to our channel. I hope you enjoy working your way through the rest of our content. We have some great videos that I think you will really enjoy. 😊
"legal landing size" we all should know ours & respect it. Helping to try to ensure a full life-cycle of THAT animal.
- I agree.
UA-cam just recommended this video to me. Its very interesting to watch, altho I do not enjoy seafood much , ive come in contact with everything in the video at work.
This all looks so real and authentic , the whole family aspect brings it to a whole new level. And the way things that might seem " obvious" to some people are still mentioned in a non condecending way. Fantastic ,wholesome , educational content.All which seems to be coming from a family of three... Whole corporations try to put out such content with entire production teams and fail miserably :D.
- Thank you very much Klenner. We are a family of four but this was filmed during school hours. We are simply sharing what we love doing in the hope that it may help others learn a little about the natural world around them. Thank you for your comment and welcome to our channel. I hope you enjoy the rest of our content and have a great day. :)
The way he gave the female crab back to the male 😂 carry on you two
Vipere - I felt sorry for the guy. He had probably put in days of groundwork with her 😆🦀💙
This is the most wholesome content on youtube. The kid is a gem
- Thank you very much. We are simply sharing what we know and love doing. Best wishes and I hope you enjoy the rest of our content. 😊
A proper meal for king and queen fish locker
Absolutely.
I like how you respect the fish by putting it back if it is too small. or putting them in a better place or taking off hitch hikers. and leave some behind from a cluster. Thats awesome.
Kahu Falaoa - Thank you Kahu I am glad that you share our philosophy. It is something I hope people learn from our videos and is a lesson we are teaching our children. Never take more than you need and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. Have a great day and welcome to our channel. 😊👍🏻🐚🦀🦞🍽
its the law in newfoundland :D
epic gizmo - We also have minimum landing sizes on most creatures. 😉👍🏻
I've spent 40+ years buggering about around the sea and coast but you my friend are an absolute fountain of knowledge! Said from the very first video I watched that the channel deserved to be huge and now it looks like you're well on the way, congratulations mate.
IOM Fishing - Thanks mate. All the best to you and tight lines. 😊👍🏻🎣🐟
I don't know much about this, as I live in the middle of land-locked and cattle-fed USA, but I love sea food, and am entranced by how you find them, and how much care you have for the little creatures you put back (turning them over, putting the heavy end down; putting little fish back into the seaweed; covering things back up to make sure they live to see another day). I know you're looking for specific foods and sizes, but it's incredibly educational for me. I'd love to go on a "vacation" and have you show/teach me, or the opportunity with someone else. If you know you do that, or know someone, let me know :)
- Hi there and welcome to our channel. If you enjoyed this video then we have a few more that you are going to LOVE. I can tell. Best wishes and have a nice day. :)
Just started watching your videos after one got recommended, and I have to say- as a future father (first boy on the way) the way you love, teach, and treat your son is an inspiration!
Thank you and welcome to the channel. I don't mind how people find us, simply that they enjoy their time here with us. 😊
Love the sympathetic way you handle all you find (and often put back)
David Cockerill - Thank you David, I am glad you share our philosophy on sustainable foraging. It is a lesson we are teaching our children. Never take more than you need and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. 😊👍🏻🦀🦞🌿
I love how you always find a nice place for the undersized to to be tucked away and covered up. Videos like this are the ones I wait for.
dethaddr - Just doing our little bit to try and keep things safe and healthy. Treat everything with respect and appreciation 😊👍🏻🦞🦀🐚 All the best mate. 😉🎣
55 years ago l worked the shrimp trawlers out of Florida. Lived on the boat or on the beach. Money was tight had to know every species of edible clam. The inshore Florida scallops weren't as big as yours. However on the 3'rd sand bar from shore, about 3ft at low tide, were the Pen Shells a large relative of scallops. They weren't as sweet as scallops but their adductor muscle was twice as big. Used a drift wood and palm frond fire, threw seaweed on top, then clams & Pens, more weed and sprinkle with seawater.. Occasionally, a Stone Crab with a fresh coconut milk as a chaser. Seems when one has nothing, every little thing is great.
- It takes a period of time in ones life when you have nothing for you to realise exactly what you need and what is important. 😊
These videos taught me that if theres any small cave-like structure, expect there to be a crab or lobster in there
can never be too safe with carcinization. under your bed? crab. in the closet behind your old shoes? thats a crab. what's that in your walls? best believe that theres a crab.
@@josiebianchi3481 this problem is more serious than I thought
A rude mind could misconstrue that comment.
Why is the crabs in your videos so calm? The crabs I know would have sprinted into another dimension before I saw it.
- I have noticed that in other countries crabs behave a lot differently. Mud crabs or blue crabs would run rings around one of our brown edibles. Which are quite docile especially as they get bigger. Maybe its the temperature they live in?
@@TheFishLocker Ah yes, that is a possibility. I live in a very warm country, and the crabs here are small. Must be fun having that huge free food lying around.
It's pretty impressive how he knows basically every animal by just looking at it, wish I was like that when it comes to fish food lol.
And would ya look at that, you guys were right about me liking the next video
Simarded - I had a feeling you would. 😉👍🏻🎣🦀🐚🦞
The way he says "cockle" is just so sweet and wholesome to me. Love from Ohio, USA!
- I am glad that you enjoy the videos Lauren. We may have some more foraging footage for you soon. :)
The fact that this guy replies to almost all the comments is super amazing
I do my very best to respond to everyone. We have just reached a volume now that I cannot keep up.
Wow you're the best UA-camr❤️
Your respect for the sea is incredible what you don't eat/need you put back and not only just that you ensure to put it as it was by covering it back similar to when u go catch scallops you always hide or put back the ones not for consumption.
Ricardo Maia - That’s the way I feel that everyone should be and is how I am teaching our children to be. I’m glad you are enjoying the videos. All the best Ricardo. 😊👍🏻🎣🦀🦞
That is one lucky kid. Who of us wouldn't have loved an adventure like that as little one? My Uncle Bob and my dad used to take me pheasant and rabbit hunting in Iowa. I used my dad's .410. Five minutes of that teaches you more than 3 years in primary school. However, my primary school wasn't bad either. You usually just don't learn how to hit a plate-sized bird flying 30 yards away from you at 40 miles per hour and cook it with apple gravy and mashed potatoes for dinner.
eqlzr2 - Sounds like you had an exciting childhood. I used to beat on a small shoot when I was a lad. Great fun. 😊👍🏻
This is so relaxing. I just found this channel yesterday and I can't stop watching it.
- I am glad that you are enjoying our content Rachel. We are simply sharing what we know and love doing. Take care, stay safe and have a nice day. :)
I don't buy meats or animal products. But I honestly would have no problem eating this stuff. What a dream, get out into nature with family, share work, knowledge and love
- Exactly. Fresh as possible. Sustainably sourced. Zero food miles and zero waste. Anything not eaten returned to the ecosystem.
A lobster is considered a Marine ANIMAL so you can't buy these either, I will.
@@getin3949 im not vegan, but good for you?
Love watching these “treasure hunts”, really therapeutic. Especially when I live in a city surrounded by intimidating skyscrapers.
Gtmj - We lived in the city for a couple of years. I hated it and was pining for the coast. I’m glad you’re enjoying the videos. All the best from Cornwall in the UK. 😊👍🏻🎣🦀🦞
The Fish Locker thank you for the video! 😊Please continue to make them! Well wishes from Singapore!
It's nice to see you respect the land and critters you hunt and consume very field to table of you. Nice to see you bring your family around too.
- We love getting out and about as a family. And from my perspective, what is better than doing what you love with the people you love? :) We are teaching our children the proper way to forage. Only take what you need and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. Have a great day Marie. :)
@@TheFishLocker I can promise you, your children will appreciate it as they grow up. I grew up in Kansas on the family farm, my granddad raised beef cattle and crops. He taught me everything about cattle and animals in general, beloved memories for all of it and even though the cattle herd is gone and he is long dead. I will return to the farm and raise my children and teach them as he taught me. Believe me, kids remember and they will appreciate it.
I don’t know why but you videos are like a type of therapy for me
- I am so very glad that we are able to provide this for you. :)
The Fish Locker keep up the good work man
I love how he takes time out of his day to reply to all the comments.
There was a point in time up to 200,000 subs that I had responded to every single comment on this channel. But things have grown so large now that I simply cannot keep up with everything. I do my best though. Like now, I am actually responding whilst on a flight over the Atlantic on our way on holiday. 😊
You guys make this look like so much fun. I could watch these all day.
Ricky Bobby - Thank you Ricky, I am very glad to hear you are enjoying the content. We have a couple more great foraging videos I hope you enjoy watching. 😊👍🏻🐚🦀🦞
This is the best combination of a nature show and a cooking show I have ever seen. Now I feel educated and hungry 😆
- Haha. That is the best comment I think I have read about this video. I am so pleased you have enjoyed it and found it informative. Welcome to our channel Emmie and I hope you enjoy the rest of our content. Have a great weekend. :)
I think so too. Lol
I really like how knowledgeable you are. Definitely learned a bit more than I knew.
- That is what the channel is all about Jaime. We are simply sharing what we know and love doing without others. If the videos help folks out or teach them something new then they have been worth making. :D
Name a more wholesome and beautiful family on UA-cam.
- The Jetsons?
Let me tell you why I love this channel...other than their accent. Lol. They teach their son so much. The mother said "a" but corrected herself and said "an" so he knows the proper way of speaking. I love seafood. Lastly, he doesn't put the live seafood right in a hot pot.
SimplyCreativeAshley - Thankyou Ashley. I am very glad you enjoy our content. We are just enjoying our lives and sharing what we love doing. All the best to you and your family and have a nice day from Cornwall in the UK. 😊🦀🐚🦞🇬🇧
This guy is a good lad for dispatching the crustaceans before cooking. Liked
Lucas Miller - Thank you Lucas, when we are cooking them at home we chill then in the freezer for 10-15 mins first which puts them right out to sleep. More humane than straight up boiling them. 😊👍🏻🦀🦞🍽
You guys are the BEST!!
Love how you protect everything you touch!!
My mouth is watering!!
You have a beautiful family. Many blessings for all of you. Really enjoyed your energy.
- Thank you Cecile and welcome to our channel. Best wishes to you and your family and have a greta day. 😊
I love that your son is brought along for the journey and that later in life he will also have these skills of foraging.
I have been waiting since before our son was born to be able to teach him these things. 😊💙
He will cherish these memories later! I know that I cherish mushroom foraging with my parents as well as fishing.
Your videos are facinating, I have been binge watching them. I live in the U.S.A. and with the state of things here causing some anxitey, your videos have really helped to calm me down. Thank you.
Nickey Welch - Thank you very much Nickey, i am glad that you are enjoying our content and that we are able to help bring you at least some distraction. Things are not much better over here. Stay positive and stay safe. 😊👍🏻💙
Nickey Welch Do you really understand what he is saying ? As an American its really hard for you ;)
@@apurbaopu Wow man. Just wow. Way to be rude.
usually when im watching things like this my kids come in and tell me how weird I am. but I was watching a video of yall last night and my oldest actually said she wished she could go do something like this. so thank you for the new idea for family time.
Rissa DeWitte - Thats brilliant. I have honestly been waiting since before my boy was born to teach him these things. So the best of luck in your foraging and best wishes to you and your family. 😊👍🏻🎣🦀🐚🦞🍽
Wow such a fine meal and basically cost you nothing. Just shows with a bit of Knowledge you can eat like a king on the budget of a pauper. Thanks for showing us how you do this.
- It is our pleasure Tim, I am glad that you enjoyed our video and found it informative. Welcome to our channel and I hope you enjoy the rest of our content. If this is your type of thing then some of our recent foraging videos are going to be right up your street 😊
@@TheFishLocker definitely been watching the night UV forage and the crab diving one really good content 👌🏻
You have such a sweet family
- Thank you Kelly, I have seen a few comments from you on a range of videos. Thank you very much and I am glad that youre enjoying the content. 😊
6:00 😂walk in on them mating, give us a quick teaching moment on it, return them to their rock and put the seaweed back over them to hide them hahaha. Brilliant mate.
swedishpenispump - Hopefully this will all just be a funny story they tell their kids in years to come. 😉🦀💙
The lobster looked delicious, 😋 and great job for such a well behaved child. 👍
Veronica M - Thankyou Veronica. And yes, that boy is a credit to his mother. 😊👍🏻💙
This is a very nice family affair! Thanks for sharing so much detailed video footage and foraging information and fine dining and great music with the drums too! Much better than regular tv and movies.
- It is our pleasure Norman and welcome to our channel. 😊
This guy is still responding to comments 1 year later. ABSOLUTE LEGEND
- Every comment made on every video on this channel gets a response. 😊
@@TheFishLocker YOU'RE A LITERRAL LEGEND MAN, best wishes to you 🙏🙏
@@rbudiman6460 - You just have to think, you truly never know what people are going through. Especially during these difficult times. That response could be the only piece of interaction that person has all day. You in your reply could brighten up that persons whole day. Take care and have a wonderful day. 😊👍🏻
@@TheFishLocker thanks bro, that touched my heart😢👍👍👍
First class video John - my 5 year old daughter is obsessed with sea life (thankfully!) and you're fuelling her passion. She absolutely loves your videos and will choose them over the usual UA-cam kids options. I think we may well have to go foraging at the weekend after this episode!
Simon Fermor - That is fantastic to hear Simon. Definitely try and encourage that. I think it is important for people to have a passion, whatever it is. I have been mad about all of this type of stuff since I was a boy. 😊👍🏻🎣🦞🦀
we all can agree that no one search for this, but is surprisingly relaxing
Rhayy - I believe it is one of those things that you don’t know you enjoy until you see and do it. 😊🦀🦞 Best wishes and welcome to our channel Rhay. Take care and stay safe.
@@TheFishLocker thx
watching these folks out with your family foraging ... brings me joy...
- Thank you Craig and welcome to our channel. It is our pleasure to be able to share our days out with you. Have a nice day and best wishes to you and your family. :)
@@TheFishLocker thank you
It makes me really happy that you respect the animals and ecosystem. I’ve watched some people boil crab and lobster alive because they’re “too scared to kill it first” and that just makes me feel bad for the animal.
That makes me sad also, in our more recent videos we cannot show the humane despatching any more because too many people complain. The world is a strange place.
@@TheFishLocker it’s unfortunate that people don’t understand that eating and killing animals is part of the circle of life. I’m sorry that you have to change your content because of them :(
I know most sea creatures dont have feelings but seeing you help that small King scallop get rid of his hitchhiker and put him back into the ocean is too sweet :,) You show that you can be polite and kind to the creatures that help keep your family happy and full!
GayBoi BlueMan - It is the only way to be in my opinion. If we cannot show compassion then what are we really? I hope you have a great day. I believe I have just replied to one of your comments on another video?
I love how you’re so respectful to the ecosystem while doing this
Polyana J he literally stopped the mating process of two crabs wym
But other wise yes he was very respectful with making the deaths quick and being careful with the animals
Polyana J - Thankyou, I am glad that this transfers across in our videos. It is a lesson I am teaching our children. Never take more than you need and always treat the natural world with respect and appreciation. 😊👍🏻🎣🦀🐚🦞
Void Rex - I did not intend on separating them and did put them back together afterwards. And if it makes any difference, I did feel bad for the guy afterwards. 😆👍🏻🦀
This makes me so nostalgic. It reminds me of growing up visiting my grandparents in long island new york and going foraging and exploring during low tide on the long island sound. We always found so many muscles and eel bones.
- It sounds like you have some wonderful memories of being out on the shore with your grandparents. I am glad that we can share that with you. Best wishes Bunzie, welcome to our channel and have a wonderful day. 😊
I really love how you just pick what you and your family really need and what's actually reasonable to be taken and how you put everything back to how it was before. Really informative videos!
- Thank you, I am glad that you share our philosophy on sustainable foraging. It is something we are teaching our children. Never take more than you need and always treat the natural world with resect and appreciation. :)
@@TheFishLocker I wish more people would raise their children like you two do!
To be honest this the most satisfying channel I have seen ever really love what you do I hope this channel grow as big as possible.
Thanks so much! I hope it does too I just enjoy sharing what I love
What a great family activity. James doesn’t seem to share the passion for eating your harvest, but I notice you always offer. He’ll grow i to it, I bet! Thanks for bringing us along, in a figurative sense.
Mr. Jones - Thank you very much. We are an outdoors family and love the shore. The little man doesn’t yet enjoy proper seafood but he may one day. All the best to you and your family and have a great week. 😊👍🏻🐚🦀
I bet little man loves been out with mum and dad foraging he will remember back on these special days forever amazing memories 😁
We have always encouraged our family to enjoy the outdoors. I hope they continue to enjoy it into their adult lives. 😊
Good on you mate less and less people are doing it these days and i reckon he will got a good start with you bud
Anyone else find it hilarious whenever he wakes up the crabs and how they wake up stretching like a person?
It is funny when you put it like that. 🤣