Clamming Tips and Oysters

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  • Опубліковано 15 січ 2018
  • We're out here on beautiful Vancouver Island, just north of Nanaimo, at a place called Nanoose Bay. It's low tide on the ocean floor and we've got a small rake and we're out clamming and finding oysters.
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    Clamming Tips and Oysters
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  • @catyear75
    @catyear75 6 років тому +3

    I like the change of pace ! Mmm..! Clams and oysters!

  • @ljohnson5978
    @ljohnson5978 6 років тому +3

    Just watched this because I am heading out clamming tomorrow for the first time. Stripers and fluke,high tide,then clamming low tide. Great video as always Ivo!

  • @atlfisherman3413
    @atlfisherman3413 6 років тому +1

    Awesome. Never had fresh oysters or clams. Sweet video, love the variety of videos too.

  • @alexmazur2494
    @alexmazur2494 6 років тому +1

    Great video as always Ivo!

  • @dannyhero2536
    @dannyhero2536 5 років тому +3

    I just went to the same spot and got some lovely clams stoked thanks for the video helped me pinpoint a good spot to go

  • @quinntheeskimooutdoors6234
    @quinntheeskimooutdoors6234 5 років тому +4

    Got a good harvest there.

  • @nwoutdoortv8351
    @nwoutdoortv8351 6 років тому +1

    nice video,love clamming.

  • @2-old-Forthischet
    @2-old-Forthischet 6 років тому +4

    Wow, I only saw one other person in your video! Here on the left coast, super low tides brings out all the wanna bees and the game warden checking for licenses and clam gauges!

  • @SoUThCReATiOn
    @SoUThCReATiOn 6 років тому +1

    Excellent video I think ill be trying this along the Mississippi River

  • @aimuamwosadehondor8685
    @aimuamwosadehondor8685 6 років тому +1

    Nice educative video as always

  • @elliottbradshaw
    @elliottbradshaw 6 років тому +1

    That looks fun and very interesting. Time for another chowder video lol

  • @outdoorswithwaynek7966
    @outdoorswithwaynek7966 6 років тому +3

    I never did clamming but I do like eating them. Here in Wisconsin we do have fresh water clams but DNR says you can't eat them or fish for them. Thanks for the video.

  • @CristianoRonaldo-wt4oj
    @CristianoRonaldo-wt4oj 6 років тому +4

    This guy is everywere:
    In the kitchen, on the lake, in the boat, on the ocean.. and on Vancouver Island

  • @Ellen-tu2jf
    @Ellen-tu2jf 4 роки тому +1

    We use shovles and rakes, you are on Snaw-Naw-as also none as nanoose bay thats where I'm from 💜 I hope you enjoyed the clams I miss sea food from home.

  • @petemoss9693
    @petemoss9693 6 років тому +8

    Hi IVO - Looks like you have a good amount of clams in your bucket - what time should I come over to eat -
    by the way cool hair cut !

  • @communismwithgiggles2515
    @communismwithgiggles2515 5 років тому +1

    Excellent

  • @StephenJStephen_Photography
    @StephenJStephen_Photography 5 років тому +2

    Very nice video and I like your enthusiasm. One very important thing that you should have mentioned was a safety consideration, You should always check with the department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) to ensure that the place that you want tp go clamming at is not closed due to bacterial or marine toxin contamination. DFO, Environment Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency work together to identify safe areas to harvest.

  • @edwinmvrtinez
    @edwinmvrtinez 6 років тому +1

    Do a cooking video with the clams and oysters pls!

  • @squamishfish
    @squamishfish 2 роки тому

    Nanoose Bay is a Canadian Navy water missile testing sight , that is used by the American Navy ,

  • @sixsixab
    @sixsixab 6 років тому +2

    You guys are awesome. Where your buddy at today?

    • @thundermistlures
      @thundermistlures  6 років тому

      ....perhaps next time I go out there, Antonio will come with me :)

  • @lcfishing6590
    @lcfishing6590 6 років тому +1

    Hey good video. When the ice melts I would love to see more videos of the misty minnow, as I have recently purchased one. Do you think you would have much luck in Lake Erie with them?

    • @thundermistlures
      @thundermistlures  6 років тому

      You are going to love using the Misty Minnow as it works great!! We have a number of videos, and here is one taken on Lake Erie - hope you like it :) ua-cam.com/video/JF7AB6TcN94/v-deo.html

  • @pamelaD7
    @pamelaD7 5 років тому

    I went there to claim there the camp place are and I got pick out by the 1nation.. it’s sucks

  • @s3clorum
    @s3clorum 6 років тому +2

    please upload more claming videos

  • @benb7727
    @benb7727 6 років тому +1

    Snot ball on the half shell.

  • @italiantroutaholic8926
    @italiantroutaholic8926 6 років тому +1

    Nothing like Organic!!!!

  • @EaZySWISH
    @EaZySWISH 3 роки тому

    Hey Quick Question!! Whats the optimal tide height for oyster picking?? What is the maximum tide height to harvest?

    • @thundermistlures
      @thundermistlures  3 роки тому

      low tide is best and you can harvest at any depth, but depths of less than a foot are idea :)

  • @davidhuber6535
    @davidhuber6535 6 років тому

    I had heard that you only want to harvest oysters that you find submerged at low tide. Is that correct?

    • @thundermistlures
      @thundermistlures  6 років тому +1

      not sure about that, but these were harvested at low tide, so they were underwater a few hours earlier :)

  • @cnyangler1770
    @cnyangler1770 6 років тому +1

    Did you do any salmon fishing while you were out on the west coast?

  • @mikedavisclassiccountry8704
    @mikedavisclassiccountry8704 6 років тому +1

    can you also do this on the northeast coast I live in Vermont

    • @thundermistlures
      @thundermistlures  6 років тому +1

      Hi Mike, you can use this technique anywhere - in fact, if we get a chance to, we will try to do another video sometime, on the east coast :)

    • @mikedavisclassiccountry8704
      @mikedavisclassiccountry8704 6 років тому

      thanks I'll be looking for that video

  • @annother3350
    @annother3350 5 років тому

    I suppose they should be kept in water if we're taking them to cook at home?

    • @thundermistlures
      @thundermistlures  5 років тому

      ....no need to do that - we brought them home as is - they are o.k. for a few hours with no problem :)

  • @FACB25
    @FACB25 6 років тому

    Is there a limit on who many you can harvest

    • @thundermistlures
      @thundermistlures  6 років тому

      Yes - there is a limit so be sure to check the local regs before you go :) There was actually 3 of us out there that day so we were able to do very well :)

  • @KH-gq4xy
    @KH-gq4xy 5 років тому

    When is the best time for clamming in Nanoose Bay?

    • @thundermistlures
      @thundermistlures  5 років тому

      my favorite time is late spring/early summer :) But always check the current regulations :)

  • @bigboy644
    @bigboy644 6 років тому +7

    Show cooking them??!!!

  • @meegarden3462
    @meegarden3462 4 роки тому

    Where is this place?

    • @caseyaulbach7693
      @caseyaulbach7693 4 роки тому

      Hw only said "Nanoose Bay" like 8 times in the fucking video, as well as the description

  • @yuxuanli6377
    @yuxuanli6377 6 років тому +1

    nice haircut

  • @hltanremax
    @hltanremax 6 років тому +1

    Good picking. The pacific oysters picked are not as plentiful as it should be. The availability of oysters at Nanoose Bay have truly changed as compared to April 2014 when I was there to pick it. Hundreds and hundreds of oysters were laying on the beach to be picked. I guessed global warming has something to do with it.

    • @gregp8497
      @gregp8497 3 роки тому

      Fengshuiman Tan global warming and somehow Trump. Always trump

    • @anothersomebody8195
      @anothersomebody8195 3 роки тому

      Oysters don't spread as fast as clams. People over harvest them. My grandpa planted some on his private beach and was always telling someone to get off his beach. They thought they had a right to walk up on a "random" pile of oysters and start loading up. The worst was they would take the shells which is what the babies grow on. Our beaches will be destroyed in another 50 years

  • @NickJ-lg3or
    @NickJ-lg3or 6 років тому

    Is there any specific address ty

    • @thundermistlures
      @thundermistlures  6 років тому

      no specific address - just go to Nanoose Bay on Vancouver Island :)

  • @stevemcgraw510
    @stevemcgraw510 3 роки тому

    East coast is way way better then the west