Catch and Cook Monkeyface Eel - Lowtide foraging
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- I go poke poling along the Northern California coast during an extremely low tide (-1.71 ft) and explore the tide pools. I catch a monkeyface eel with a poke pole, and some rock crab by hand which I cook up for my lunch. There were some surprises along the way as well!
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I appreciate the comments regarding the safety of the crabs in which a single claw was harvested. The crabs are probably at a disadvantage, but I figure it gives them a chance to live rather than harvesting the entire crab and killing them, and that's a 0% chance of living. Here's a video of crabs that routinely amputate their own claws after injury. If it was completely detrimental to their health, I don't think they would have evolved to do this on themselves. It seems that having a "bad claw" is more disadvantageous to them (and hence why they amputate their claw) than regrowing a new one. Check it out: • Crab amputates his own...
Returning the crab with eggs was so humane...love you for that
Agreed !! Also common sense ! We have to preserve breeding stock !!!👍
I want to try them eggs, there's plenty of rock crab, I bet he just put it back because the pussies in the comment section, or the demonic acid, but whatever I wanted to know what them shits taste like
He took Claws off of crabs and let them go...ho humane is that?
@@dirkschmitz7884 People do it with stone crabs all the time. They are able to grow them back. It is more sustainable than taking the whole rock crab.
so un-asian of him to let that egg filled crab go... lolol
It's not legal to remove claws from rock crabs in California; you have to take the whole crab. I don't personally have a problem with it, but that's the law.
Picking up where fisherman's life left off. He don't do shore videos anymore I liked those 2. I like the idea of just taking the claws. They grow back and the crab can live and keep spawning.
Dirty Ribz shore videos are the best
I beg the difference, they'll starve to death without claws, usually people take one, so that they can defend & pinch off food to eat, if you take both claws, most likely they'll die. I'm sure it takes more than a few months to grow back even a small claw.
if i do decide to not keep the crabs, i'll take one side off just like you stated. they need to eat and defend too. imagine if we don't have arms.. pretty hard to eat food.
9363234 yes, he said multiple times in the video that he only took one claw off of each crab he caught
I looked it up and even taking one claw results in about a 30% mortality rate within 24 hours of declawing.
Very enjoyable Daniel! You are a natural born educator! Thank you! Definitely a claw up!
Nice video! Since Matts been doing a lot of boating material, it's kind of nice seeing catch and cooks from the jetty. I'd like to see a camp, catch and cook too. Keep up the good work bro!
Big fan here.. i found your channel 2 hours ago and im already obsessed with your videos.. Got big hopes for you bud ! its only 22k and im glad that i found about your channel before you become big.. Cause im pretty sure if you keep uploading videos like this you will hit a 100k+ sub by the end of this year
"Super slimy though, that's what happens if you stroke the eel" Ha
Looks awesome Daniel! Thanks for all the info and great video quality! Love yours and Matts content. Those Rock crab legs look tasty 😃😃😃👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Great video! Just a suggestion based on my experience. I skin eel (and Eel Tail Catfish [an Australian Native if I recall correctly]) before I gut them. Once the skin is off, no more slime issues. I like to use ocean water with some added salt when I cook crab over here. Looks like good tucker, mate.
Nice video dude, made me craving for fish and Crab..looks like I'm going to hit up the Marina market tomorrow..keep them videos coming and I'll keep watching.
I enjoy your videos and that if your buddy Fisherman's life tremendously. Always informative and entertaining. You guys aren't just outdoorsmen, but conservationist too. It come through that you care about the earth and it's creatures. Like how you slide the stroking an eel joke it to. You're the ultimate straight man. Looking forward to more videos!
Thumbed up and subbed for your conservation efforts with the crabs. Especially the egg laden female. Well played, sir. Well. Played.
Love yours and mats' catch and cook videos, so make more catch and cook whatever!
I like the chill music and style of your vids. I have been following fishermans life for a long time as well
I would love some drone shots of the low tide area .. meaning an overview n close up.. especially the ares u couldnt get to by foot
Keep up the good work
Greetings from the Caribbean
Your channel is growing man..last i saw it was like 5 or 6 k. Keep up the good video work...and oh yeah the FISHING!!🐟🐟🐡🐡🐋🐋
Was gonna go to jetty this morning but thought it was too windy glad to see you out fishing on a windy day keeps me inspired nice video man keep it up
Another one! And the Academy award goes to..... Going tomorrow to poke pole for Monkey faced eel and fish for perch. Love the vids, keep em coming.
dude this was awesome, had a lot of fun learning about the critters. keep up the quality content!
quality, love what you do.fishermans life turned me on to all 3 of you guys.you know those gentlemen I'm talking about. peace
Digging the latin. Makes it easier to look up GOOD info. Thanks for that man. Awesome video as always.
Paying attention to the eel size and taking only the crab claws thats being an awsome steward of conservation huge props great video
the old English saying is true. " When the tide goes out the table is set" i've hunted crab and abalone off the southern california coast when i was a kid. nothing better then a fresh crab and abalone dinner, I can almost taste the memory
If you want fresh sea food you need to hit the Dory Fisherman's spot next to the Newport Beach Main pier.n When I was first married 51 ( wow) years ago my with and I use to fish and drop crab nets off the pier so we would have some DINNER TO EAT. The crab Cooker restaurant down the Newport Peninsula has always been good. Good Luck
Really enjoyed this. Makes me homesick for CA. You're very knowledgeable, and a good cook, yummmmmm.
Much respect for the catch and release of that crab. Giving other folks a chance to find a rockcrab of their own!
Yo, I really enjoy the content. Thanks for putting this up!
Great first video I watch from your collection. You inspire me. You seem to be a humble and caring person as I am ..not many people I know I can say that about them...I intend to watch more of your videos. Thx
This was on my recommendation and man im not disappointed! Love the vids man keep it fun!!
Very informative old man learned something new 👍🏿
Video is awesome and informative!
But the cooking and eating is the best part... lol
Great video! Planning on fishing that beach tomorrow !!! My lil fams go to spot. Happy fishing!!!
Great video again! Those opening cuts are dope, and the soundtrack is on point.
Great video my friend...
I subscribed to your channel from Fishermans Life. You guys have great content, I really enjoy learning about the different fish, crab, and flora you encounter. Keep up the good work!
11:20 "That's what happens if you stroke the eel" LMFAOOO
Poke poling is a revelation. The closest thing I knew about it was fishing for squilla, you put the bait into the hole and hope you can catch the little guy.
Mahalo's for Sharing...Enjoyed you're post!
man u guys have such cool spots to fish at. found this channel from fishermans life. u guys have great content
I’m following all your new videos but diving into the older ones too. This is a great one. I just was poke poling last Saturday with my wife, daughter (and Danny) on the HMB south jetty where we saw Chensi with his dogs digging for clams. We got a small MF PB and a tiny giant reef fish and only some tiny rock crabs. Next time we’ll go more south down the coast where less people and hopefully get some bigger game. 😁
Thx for making these video's bro love it!
So,you have a new fan in my face! After a first watching of one your videos! Good job! Greetings from Bulgaria!
@Redwing C. Rhodesia No way! :( The Black sea is a shithole,really dead...:(
Heck yea!!
That giant piece of claw.. Dude..
Chowtime!!
*sticky goo on fingers*
"Thats what happens if you stroke the eel"
😂😂😂
Been wanting to see another poke poling fishing video. Great footage.
Thanks for all the effort, filming, music and the fishing. Very helpful to put the name of the species, be interesting to put the weight record too. Love everything in ur video.
Subscribed and liked the video for returning the crab carrying an eggs.
great video! Love the scientific names and explanations. I watch your videos with my 3yr old. Thinking of coming out your way in two weeks to take him fishing. Any good spots?
had a horrible thought... slipping and getting knocked out in low tide.. then the tide comes in, and you're gone... be safe man. helmet if necessary. great video!
Good job we stayed in shape. Did a mock version of intermittent fasting, then got our reward at the end. 👍
the rock crabs you caught is actually the brown rock crab (or Pacific rock crab), which is Romaleon antennarius. Also the small sea anemones are not starburst, they're aggregating anemones (Anthopleura elegantisma). I know this is dumb, but it's illegal to harvest the claws (because there's no way to determine the size). I guess if you eat it all and get rid of the crab, then you're all good, but since you're making a vid, gotta be careful ;) I still liked the vid, just want to help you out.
Thanks for ID'ing the creatures. Stay Safe.
“That’s what happens when you stroke the eel.” Hahaha
always carry a terry rag or thick cloth glove with you. makes it easier to grip slimy critters. Yea butter, garlic, lemon, salt. Good flavor.
Didnt expect you to only pull the claws, well done bro
That was very cool. NICELY done BRO. KEEPEM COMING.🤘
I like the idea that you took only one claw of each male crab! So kind!
we need more of this type of catch and cook. keep them vids coming...
Dude! That was epic! Good stuff. Bay Area represent !! Yee! Found you from outdoor chef life by the way. Y’all got some good content.
Super awesome video about sustainability!
Great video 😊
Thanks for taking the time to make the video and share it 😊
Loving the new video quality D!
That is one of my favorite places to visit. And fish. :)
I like your video! very funny!! someday I can join with u
Great video , very educational , especially with all the names
Next time use a towel , it’ll help with the eel , also can be use to wipe your hands from touching fish too.
If they’re similar to eel , wood grill might make them taste good too (get that smoky wood flavor ( try using cherry or apple wood chips )
Great stuff, D. Glad you are uploading more.
Mouth watering video!!
Awesome!! Lots of Love from Africa!
Nice underwater footage. Regarding the crab I would think it is not a Cancer Produtus, but Romaleon Antennarium, and that's why the huge claws, and the red spots on the bottom.
Great video, well done brotherman!
You get "Good Human" points from me for recognizing a female Stone crab with eggs and releasing it quickly and only taking one claw from each crab. Great job practicing conservation. Lastly that fish looked delicious, nice job
I have seen you on Fisherman's Life but just found your channel...Nice Video I Subscribed!
Awesome video...nice tunes too
Like it could have used a little more garlic butter for the crab claws. Thank you for the idea, I'll add it to my prepping. It's good to have the right information just in case you need to survive.
that was a mouth watering!
great vid dude! super informative. i feel you on that backpack, i have half of west marine and bh photo in mine lol.
Thanks Ish! My back was dead after that day, but I'd do it again for sure 😄
Also... you should take a look at fisherman's knots. Not because I only think your knots are crap... but only because I know that you don't know the difference. So I'm recommending you go download a free knots app, or knots book. Basically there are two kinds or generally accepted areas of knots, there's sailing, and lines and so forth, and there is every other knot that's actually got a specific use and function depending on the type of knot, it's the same in sailing. There's also several specialties with in knot tying, ex Fishing knots, climbing knots, knots for lumber, knots for torture, knots for knots for knots for something. So look them up, then pick at least 3 to 4 knots that you know you have a good idea that you will be needing or using them.
Keep doing the same great videos!!!
Thumbs up!!!
Clark
whoa the sound of the fish smack,i kinda like the sound
The monkey eels look like the "sleestak" from land of the lost!..........i feel old as fuck now. Hahaha😂
that looks good as hell right on man I appreciate the video thanks
Great vid thanks! I went fishing panther yesterday and hmb today.. Target was cab but got rock crab instead. Very tasty claws.. Well you cant always get what you want but you get what you need! I go fishing by motorcycle btw
Shoulda gone in there with waders! Ya woulda caught a bigger one and cleared out the spot THOROUGHLY. XD Great video.
oh shit, didnt realize you were fishermans life's buddy until towards the end lol
XD looking at the thumbnail like "Thats an eel?"
Love the visuals and knowledge. Thanks for your hard work!
Looks delicious! No chance to do that in the central Rockies! Each location has its benefits.
Love you videos man. Keep it up
Definitely know how brutal those rocks can be haha I always go to Santa Cruz more specifically panther beach if you know where that is and the rocks are always super slick
awesome video my guy, keep it up!
Thanks for actually identifying each species with a scientific name. Its so annoying when most people are like "this is an snail"... like yeah, but what kind of snail
I love these shore videos
Monkeyface vs rock. Only gonna be one winner
Really liked the underwater footage! Sorry for your loss of good ol' rusty though lol
I'm surprised you don't wear fisherman tabi, AKA "Ninja boots", we did all our beach-rock-etc climbing barefoot when I was a kid, but fisherman tabi would be the best combination of being able to grip with your feet, and wearing shoes.
Great video dude, so jealous you get to forage fresh seafood!
Thumbs up and subscribed.
Love your outdoors channel.
You mentioned domoic acid here. I thought perhaps the red algae on the rocks from the cioppino episode may have been red tide, but it seems not.
I’m from the Peninsula, CA! Yee! Keep up the great content. Curious where you’re from lol.
Damn it hurt when he didn’t know that there was a cabezon in there and didn’t get it
I didn't see it. What part of the video?
Healani Matthews at about 5:50
You need to bring a small piece of wood and a nail. Nail the tail down to the wood while you skin it, then hold the wood instead of the slimy eel. I learned that tip on RUclips somewhere.
cook over low head,throw the fish away,eat the wood,yeah we all know that one.
Keep uploading great videos you and fishermans life are my fishing hereos
Your videos ate very interesting i hit the subscribe button!!!