Shellfish Police Officer, Clamming, and My Best Seafood Recipe!
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- Опубликовано: 23 фев 2019
- While clamming icy waters I'm stopped by a Bay Constable who checks my catch of Quahogs. The clams are fried with my favorite recipe that uses crushed Ritz crackers as part of the coating.
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9 am and I’m craving fried clams now... thanks John lol
try 3am....
Try 01:40 am....
Mr. Skinner is the Bob Ross of fishing
The best video I have ever watched.You showed each step clamming,cleaning and fraying.Thank you very much!
When I was a kid and we used to gather shellfish, when it was taken home (just a few hundred yards from the beach) we'd also take a bucket of seawater too. Into that went a few tablespoons of flour and was stirred in befre transfering the shellfish into the seawater mix and they'd be left for an hour or so before cleaning and cooking. According to my father, it irritates the shellfishes "beathing" system and helps drive out and sand and grit from within them. Especially usefull with whelks.
I'm not sure why, but I'm not having any issues with sand/grit in these. It might be the bottom makeup, or maybe the very cold water. I've had it be an issue years ago from other locations and times of year.
I know people do this with crawfish because they live in muddy dirty lake water and the salt clears out their system but I’m not sure it would help much with something that already lives in salt water
John, you are killing me from 2700 miles away! As I explained in the past, I’m a disabled retired police officer from Milford, CT, now living in SE Arizona and attempting to ease my salt water longing through your excellent videos. Again, thank you so much for your hard work and dedication where they are concerned. But now you’ve gone too far! This video brings back memories of digging clams in L.I. Sound, which is great, but by frying up fresh, golden whole-belly clams you have reminded me that I’m now unable to eat my all-time , number one favorite food. I can almost taste those beauties and my salivary glands are over reacting. GREAT video, great recipe and great memories. I’d give you a hundred bucks for just one. Really.
I'm glad you appreciate the video. If I had to choose a last meal it would be these fried clams.
@@JohnSkinnerFishing Last meal? Fried soft shell blue crabs
Great to see ya back John.
A happy and safe 2019 to you and the lads...
Dam, John you the man! Love seafood ! clams crabs fish anything.Like you said fishing slow in winter go clamming, any thing to connect to the ocean.The smells the sounds ,the peace of it all. Thanks and yum!
Thanks John for broadening your viewers horizons.
John I live in Wildwood Crest just outside of Cape May, your videos are truly amazing! I commercial fish ( scallops, conch) but love being out whenever we are in .. Your videos give me so many ideas for my off time that I stay fishing of some sort 300 days a year! Thank you
Hello from Nova Scotia John, love fried clams too. Getting something from the ocean that you harvested yourself tastes so much better.
Great video as always, thanks. I can not wait to try this.
Great recipe, John.
Great video John!! My family have been winter clamming since forever. Wish we had the cloths you have back then. And wish it would stop raining so I can get out there.
Thanks for the recipe John. Can't wait to wet those lines hope to see out on the water.
Thanks for the recipe, looks delicious and easy.
Mr. Skinner it looks like the DEC officers just know who you are and want to be part of your videos now! Hahaha 😂👍🏽
Honestly, they're probably just bored in the winter so might as well check out the only crazy guy wading in 30 deg water.
@@TheEighthDay0 I do flounder fishing in 30 to 35 degrees with shorts and tennis shoes and sweater lol people just stare at me , are you crazy
Wow this is fantastic! I buy littlenecks, and throw them (flat) on a charcoal grill. As soon as they open, I pick them off and throw into a pot of butter and garlic. 😋
I always enjoy your vids never disappointed have a good day and stay safe Jimmy from Massachusetts
Never thought of a hard clams for fried clams, always had Ipswich clams strips now you have me rethinking!
Hey John, those fried clams look very good. Enjoy and take care.
Great video! I'm definitely trying this!
Those look delicious. Love your underwater views!
You can make great content out of anything I swear. Now I have something else I want to go try
Awesome video! Looks sooooo goooood!🤤
Looks great John. Definitely made me hungry.
Great tip! Looks so yummy!
Those look delicious. Thanks for sharing
Makes me hungry just watching your cooking video!!!
Love your videos man.
Another nice courteous officer - we don’t have those types of clams up here in Nova Scotia - ours are a bit deeper in the sand and they have to be 44 mm or more in size - great striper bait but better cooked and eaten IMO - they looked delicious !
Is it me, or wouldn't you also love to join Jon in his salt water adventures? Jon's videos always gives me the urge to go explore the water, but I don't have the experience to know what to use or where to start. Just been on charter boats out in L.I. Well Jon, if you ever in the mood to have some companion, let me know. I'll take the long drive from Bk anytime.
Wow, that looks really great.
I've literally never been checked yet John Skinner always has the cops after him? Lol
Good to hear your voice. Looking forward to warming temperatures.
Nicely done👌🏼
wow very cool John!
clamming is a blast. grew up in ipswich mass and we had a shellfish warden as well. out of towners used to think it was a gag of some kind but they protect the fisheries and they're usualyl the nicest cops on teh water./
My mouth is watering!
Some additional info for your viewers John. I go clamming a lot on the south shore and the fisheries guys always come over to check for license and clam size. For the uninitiated, the size of the clam is measured top to bottom (1 in min). For hard bottom I use a gardening cultivator or leaf hoe. It digs into the bottom much better and it's very easy to feel them scraping over the clam and once found you can just push it down and scoop out the clam. The regulations down here were necessary because all the clam beds are seeded and the Mexicans were coming in and taking away thousands of them every day. Good video though. Love the recipe. I just eat mine raw with some hot sauce or steamed dunked in butter sauce with garlic.
CHEF JOHN SKINNER!!! haha good work man! You should do more catch & cooks! I sure will .
You had me until ketchup, lol. Great video as always. Motivating me to dig some hard shells. I'm usually only after steamers.
Hey John, great video as usual! A couple of suggestions: stick the clams into ice water after boiling to immediately stop them cooking and spin off the excess water in a salad spinner before using the paper towels.
Nice suggestion on the ice water. That makes sense. Thanks.
Looks darn good
awesome, love it!!!
John, Better then Restaurant Quality... Thanks for the Video! Hope all is well..
Damn, I want some fried clams and I want them now! Thanks, Mr. S.
Love it. I miss long island
DEC is John Skinner's paparazzi
ryan anders get bent guy.
Skinner! I thought you said we were having steamed clams for dinner.
Thanks for sharing this amazing video. I am new to RI, could you give me some some recommendation locations to tried out. Thanks
Gonna have to try fried clams next time I get some
John - NOOOOOOOO! a litlle garlic in oil, boil some linguine in another pot, start a large pan with olive oil, some red pepper flakes, add the clams, and white wine, dry sherry,
they will steam..... throw in the mostly cooked linguine to soak up flavor.
Serve with Italian bread or Angel hair pasta. Linguine Vongole
The American way is to always remove as much of the original flavor of any item.
I'm salivating🤤
Now I definitely want fried clams. By the way John I think your a conservation officer magnet. Lol
secret ingredient for New England Style Fried clams is a "Sweetened Condensed Milk" bath and than corn meal....or crackers!
You should get some stainless tongs for kitchen work, much easier than using a fork for putting stuff into the oil and flipping it too
How do you not have about a million subscribers is beyond me.
Never had fried stones but need to try, thx
Clamming is one of my favorite things to do and yes the bellies will explode on some clams if you do not pop them I have experienced that
Awesome.
You should hunt in the winter. Deer is very tasty and Long Island is infested and the season is long. Just got into last couple years and I find hunting and archery just as addictive as fishing.
I never had a clam in my life but those look good
wow, thank you ......that look delicious
Is that rake a John skinner J&H special ? Lol
Thanks to you, I’ve just eaten my pillow.
Interesting! I'm not a fan of raw or rare-cooked shellfish so this may be the way to go. I bought a deep fried oyster with fish and chips once but it was very expensive and didn't invite a repeat purchase.
What state are you in? Where are you clamming? Just Curious. Nice Video. Thanks.
Awesome...I am in California and wish we had mad clams like that. Where are you located ?
Long Island, NY
Hahaha damn John, you’re always getting stopped by the authorities lol
Hey John, My name is Robert. I am 15 years old and I live in Southold New York. I have watched almost every video you have posted and I find your tips very helpful. I have my own boat in Albertson Marina and I'm hoping that we can go fishing sometime soon in the spring. Hope you can get back to me soon so we can plan a trip.
I fish a lot between Greenport and Bug Light in May. Keep an eye open for my boat when you're out and don't hesitate to stop by and say hello.
John Skinner Fishing If you need any gulp or lures, I work at Wego bait and tackle. Hope to see you around. And also, are you in the Billy’s by the bay tournament?
I miss clamming in the Puget Sound. Cool vid, btw.
Great video.
Hi John I want to know how to get license and do u need license in each town In long island and after you get the license does it give u lists of location that you can clam thank.
omg....that looks delicious...wheres the tartar sauce...greetings from sw montana 26 inches snow on the ground aand today was he first day in a week above zero(-36 on monday)...shorts weather
i would have eaten most before ever getting to the flour.......... :-)
gravediggermax - treasure & blades exactly. I’d be dipping them in warm melted butter. Gone!!
Hahahahaha, sweet I like this you are awesome, from fishermen to a cooker men 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Hey john I know that spot and i love your videos
So lucky still no clam permit required in the tropics and no cold times.
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Nice video thanks. I noticed you started in long pants and socks and ended in shorts no socks. LOL did you use a stock "put the pan in the dishwasher" clip ? if so its very efficient of you.
You're watching my legs way too closely! Yes. Used a clip from a fluke fry vid because a few people told me they bought the pan off the link in the video description and really liked it.
Hahaha.......We all want to know everything you use....everything you wear....thats why. LOL
When is the best time of the year for clamming?
Skinner and his steamed clams
Did you say Steamed clams or steamed hams?
Do you leave them in clear salt water so they clean themselves of sand?
I don't, but in some places you should.
Doesn’t get much fresher than that! What’s the first target fish going to be this year?
Late April schoolies.
I would like to start to go calming, where do you typically go to get a license?
I'm seeing the neon signs now...."Skinner's Seafood"
Yum.
I do the same thing but I use crushed white cheddar cheese its ha sounds crazy but you have to try 🍻
John Skinner is posting!!!!! The stripers are coming!!!
Hello John! Where is this place?
Hi sir do I need a license to clamming or digging for steamer in Long Island NY ?
You need to check with the local municipality where you intend to dig. It's complicated. You need to learn State vs Town waters.
it's funny you see cops going after little guys but I've seen the commercial cats get up to some real stuff. Never see cops going after them.
@@vidyaWolf Where's the bullying part? You must be watching a different video from the rest of us.
I know you disagree I don't hate them I remember when I used to watch from a distance if you weren't bothering anybody they didn't bother you things have changedI just don't like the government bothering me between the coast guard DEC Bay constable in Nassau county Police is more police on the water than on the land but I'm just an old salt what do I do love you videos I've learned a lot
Your wall of text would really benefit from some punctuation.
Sorry that's why my nickname is special Ed
I know the result seems worth it but wow does that seem like a lot of work.
is that not boiling the clam? I thought it was steaming when it wasn't in the water but boiling when is
Look again when I'm scrubbing the clams. There was a half-inch of water in the pot. When I'm done steaming, there's maybe an inch total from the addition of clam juice during the steaming. The clam juice bubbles up a lot and looks like boiling, but there's very little liquid in the pot.
John, I clam all winter across the sound from you. I might suggest shoulder length “clamming gloves” to keep you dry when you need to go deep. Cheers- Steve
Brilliant. I didn't know about those until yours and someone else's comment. I googled and found them. Thanks!
John Skinner Fishing get the largest size available as they all run small. If you don’t find what you want contact Hillyers tackle in Waterford CT. They may even send you a complimentary pair.
Awesome video! Officer probably thought he had a violator on his hands.
You can bet he was hoping. Must be hard getting your quota during winter! 🤪
@@mfarley4512 Here's how this shit works 95% of the time. Cops want to keep warm. Really have no desire to get out of their nice warm car and walk along the shoreline a half mile getting sand in their shoes along with some seaweed on the 5% chance someone is clamming illegally. The average street cop, which this guy appears to be - Southold Police (not DEC, not a Bay Constable) - look at his patch. So the cop is nice and warm, looking for the usual - car with switched plates, no inspection, etc. The guy has NO IDEA, most likely about clamming regulations. Anyhow, the way it works is some entitled, rich busybody, who lives in a house on the shore spends all day looking out her kitchen window, sees someone spoiling her unblemished view of paradise - and there his is - SKINNER!!! Or some other dirty clammer. He must be a poacher, or not - but who cares, THIS is very upsetting for someone to look at, so what do they do? Well, of course - they call 911 and report "Illegal Clamming Activity!" So the nearest, warm, comfy street cop is sent by the police dispatcher to go and check it out. He would rather not, he knows it's probably Skinner, or just some bullshit old lady cryin' about nothing whose view is spoiled. And so he goes..... Trust me, pal. That's exactly how it happens.
Lol he even linked the ritz crackers in the description like just go to the market
Surprised you dont fish white perch in the winter months..
Spider strainer !!!!! $4 on Amazon Great for frying !!!!!! by pass the paper towels, might not work flat pans