Scalloping In Crystal River Florida {CATCH CLEAN AND COOK}
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2023
- Welcome to our Scalloping How-To Catch and Cook video, where we take you on an exciting underwater adventure to uncover the secrets of scalloping in Florida. Whether you're a seasoned diver or a curious newbie, this step-by-step guide will equip you with all the essential knowledge and skills to become a scalloping expert.
In this immersive tutorial, join our family as we dive into the pristine waters of Crystal River Florida, renowned for its abundant scallop population. You'll learn the best times and locations to embark on your scalloping journey, maximizing your chances of a successful harvest.
Discover the gear and equipment required for scalloping success, including snorkels, masks, mesh bags, and more. We'll share valuable tips on how to choose the right equipment and ensure your safety throughout the adventure.
We will demonstrate tried-and-true techniques for spotting and collecting scallops. Learn the art of gentle handpicking, respecting the ecosystem while harvesting these delectable delicacies. We'll showcase the proper way to handle scallops to preserve their freshness and taste.
No scalloping how-to would be complete without discussing regulations and sustainability. We'll cover essential information about local fishing regulations, bag limits, and the importance of preserving scallop habitats for future generations.
Throughout the video, we'll provide captivating underwater footage, allowing you to observe these fascinating creatures in their natural habitat. Witness the breathtaking beauty of underwater life as we share interesting facts about scallops and their unique characteristics.
Scalloping is not only about the harvest; it's also about forging unforgettable memories with friends and family. Our video captures the camaraderie and excitement of a day on the water, ensuring you make the most of your scalloping experience.
So, whether you're planning a weekend adventure or seeking a new way to connect with nature, this Scalloping How-To video is your gateway to an unforgettable underwater expedition. Hit that 'Play' button now and dive into the world of scalloping with us!
Remember to like, comment, and subscribe to our channel to stay updated with more exciting fishing and underwater adventures. Happy scalloping, and let's explore the wonders of the ocean together! 🌊🔍🎣 
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So great to include your daughter! Wonderful memories made!💕 I still remember days fishing with my parents. They are no longer with us, but those are some of the my fondest memories!
I remember one year the scallops were in Pine Island. We were in really shallow water and could see the blue eyes!
Awesome tutorial ! We plan on going next season. Thanks for the video !
Great video! Flippers really help too! Even in super shallow water it helps truck along looking for them….also a weighted belt is AMAZING
Wow the kids can snorkle!
Loved it... Peace out scallop scouts!!
Thanks!
Greetings from Redondo Beach 🇺🇸. Nice fishing video and beautiful ocean. Cheers 🥂
Thank you very much!
That’s a 10 star meal 👍👍🏆😋
Nice job parents!
Great informative channel.
Thanks for watching!
I'll return the tip sharing favor. Swim fins will make mobility in the water much easier, especially when the water is a little deeper. The limit mentioned is the same for as long as I can remember. In the shell 2 gallons per person, 10 gallon max per boat. Also it does not hurt to keep all size scallops. The harvest you see this year will not make it until next season, I have on many occasions seen a larger muscle come from the small shells. I keep them all, but everyone has their own method. Great underwater video. Looks like you had fun and that's what counts the most. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the info!
I definitely agree with you on the fins, I've recently tried them and will be using them from now on.
Thanks for watching!
good info - and if you clean 'em on your boat before you get to the dock, 1 pint of bay scallop meat per person with a max of 4 pints/boat. Not sure why it's 5x for in shell and only 4x cleaned. The FWC site gives official details!!
Great vid. But get those batteries changed in the smoke alarm.
We got them changed now 😂
I’m surprised you all didn’t see blue crabs in the grass.
I must tell everyone that I get my beef from genuine beef co from Wyoming! The best meat I have ever gotten. They also have Tomahawk steaks that melt in your mouth!!!!!!! Just saying
You need fins
I do agree that fins are great to have however, I do not want to recommend them to anyone that is a true beginner. I've seen several inexperienced divers almost drown not knowing how to use them.
Fins can be helpful but they are not necessary and if anyone is a beginner I highly recommend trying them in water shallow enough that you can stand in comfortably.
Thanks for watching!