Growing up in Texas we would catch crawdads in drainage ditches after a fresh rain. We’d tie a string around a piece of bacon and drop it into a crawdad hole. Those were good times.
When I was a child, I played in a local creek with my friends. We saw lots of crayfish but never could we imagine that people could eat such a thing. How wrong I was when I worked in New Orleans and found out it was such a delicious dish. I'm from Ontario, Canada. I love your videos and how you catch and clean what you get, awesome stuff!
Hey from the Catskills. New to your channel love your zeal for life. Up here the young folks aren’t taking to the outdoor way of life. They are missing out.
Sitting here after riding in parade today eating crawfish watching you living life. Love the background music . You know I always had luck with deep water nets behind sugar mill and by the pump station behind Stacy drive.
Jared, another great vid, I do love me some crawfish omelet, cook it often during the season. Might have to go try my hand at catching my own, used to do it years ago, I did enjoy it. You have a blessed day my friend , Keep up the good life.
Shooooot that one at 16:01 almost a lobster lol! That looks a lot more fun than how I caught em growin up, fillin up a crawdad hole with water and puttin dog food on top
Man I crawfish in north Louisiana, it’s even harder. One tip I can give you is I noticed when you set pillow traps you shoved them straight down. That essentially blocked off the 2 funnels. You gotta set them at a steep angle. I use thin bamboo stick thru the trap into the mud when I get angle right. Other than that it’s trial and error I went out today and caught 47 pounds with mixture of 13 pillow traps and 3 dozen flat nets. It was a lot of work but paid off
I love saving the tails from a boil to make other dishes with, it gives that extra little kick of flavor. That omelet looked yummy for sure. See you on the next one.
as a Mexican I can appreciate the background music. got me writing a song about being on the ranch and making food lol. fluffy hit it right on the nail when he said we the same
I'd love to try some or you guys crawfish boils and dishes because we basically just eat them plain here with like garlic and chilli also wouldn't mind trying a like a gumbo or jambalaya or something because that stuff looks so bloody good 😋
You did a great job catching and I have to tell you i purchased the new tee shirt it's gorgeous can't wait to get it thanks for being you keep doing what you doing oh do they come in different colors I want to make gifts of them
Growing up in the Hudson valley of NY back in the 80's we used to use sunfish (froze em then cut them from head to tail down the belly turn them inside out and wired them into our crab cages) we let them thaw out overnight in the back of the pick up so they were good and stinky for the crabs to go nuts over. We went for German soft Shell and Blue crabs. we used to use Crayfish for bass bait.
Here in Wisconsin, people insist on calling them crabs. My PhD having sister asked me if "those are the ones we called crabs when we were kids?" Phd!!!!
I missed that the first time i watched this 😂😂😂 what type of crab is that it looks similar to a type we get here in Australia but its definitely not the same ours don't get that big an you only catch em in the ocean we do have crabs in the rivers and stuff but there a completely different type and there meat isnt as sweet
I always think, what maniac decided to grab that insect looking creature(crawfish/dad) out of the mud and was like... Imma stick this in my mouth and eat it 😂
@OutsidetheLevees Yeah no shit Sherlock they are still both types of crayfish so in the same family of crustaceans I was mearly comparing the two different types no different then if I was to compare the Goliath Grouper fish to the Giant Grouper fish Buddy.
@OutsidetheLevees so basically, what I mean is they may not be the exact same species, but they are closely related. i do find the difference in types of crayfish quite interesting to see how they differ from one part of the world to another and from species to species
@OutsidetheLevees I also know America has a few different types of crayfish, same as here in Australia, so are the ones in this video the biggest type of ones you get?
@@OutsidetheLevees I wasn't talking about all our yabbies because some of our species of yabbies are actually smaller than the ones in this video but damn do they taste good so I'd assume you guys yabbies are pretty good to I'd like to get the opportunity to eat them one day to know the difference like if the meats sweater or more fishy or what I'd love to experience it one day I know they look pretty tasty 😂😂😂
DeLayne was beaming when he held that blue crab. That man was smiling from ear to ear! Champagne basket was loaded with delicious food 🦞🦀
Growing up in Texas we would catch crawdads in drainage ditches after a fresh rain. We’d tie a string around a piece of bacon and drop it into a crawdad hole. Those were good times.
Yea,I grew up doing that as a young boy back in the 60's here in Texas, I still run traps to stock up our ranch tank hoping to grow big bass.
@@jerrypauling7809I need to do that for my catfish pond
Same in Missouri. We also would catch them in ponds. Canned dog food or cat food the chunky kind, chicken livers, or hot dogs make good bait.
When I was a child, I played in a local creek with my friends. We saw lots of crayfish but never could we imagine that people could eat such a thing. How wrong I was when I worked in New Orleans and found out it was such a delicious dish. I'm from Ontario, Canada.
I love your videos and how you catch and clean what you get, awesome stuff!
Man you making my mouth water! That plate look like best in dish!
Thanks again for another awesome video I really enjoyed it and as always I'm really looking forward to seeing the next video
Hey from the Catskills. New to your channel love your zeal for life. Up here the young folks aren’t taking to the outdoor way of life. They are missing out.
Sitting here after riding in parade today eating crawfish watching you living life. Love the background music . You know I always had luck with deep water nets behind sugar mill and by the pump station behind Stacy drive.
We grew up in the 70s, in Avoyelles parish and caught all our crawfish this way. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much wish I could have been there
Jared, another great vid, I do love me some crawfish omelet, cook it often during the season. Might have to go try my hand at catching my own, used to do it years ago, I did enjoy it. You have a blessed day my friend , Keep up the good life.
Love the way you cook things you catch
Shooooot that one at 16:01 almost a lobster lol! That looks a lot more fun than how I caught em growin up, fillin up a crawdad hole with water and puttin dog food on top
Man I crawfish in north Louisiana, it’s even harder. One tip I can give you is I noticed when you set pillow traps you shoved them straight down. That essentially blocked off the 2 funnels. You gotta set them at a steep angle. I use thin bamboo stick thru the trap into the mud when I get angle right. Other than that it’s trial and error I went out today and caught 47 pounds with mixture of 13 pillow traps and 3 dozen flat nets. It was a lot of work but paid off
Your narrating and music has been awesome. Such great content!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Yummy crawfish too! Keep up the great work!!!
Thank you! I used to do them all like that but cut down to get them out quicker. Going back to it a bit now
I love saving the tails from a boil to make other dishes with, it gives that extra little kick of flavor. That omelet looked yummy for sure. See you on the next one.
JARED WE USED MELT BACK IN THE DAY FOR CRAWFISH AND WORKED VERY WELL....
Good to see you. Love to you all ❤
as a Mexican I can appreciate the background music. got me writing a song about being on the ranch and making food lol. fluffy hit it right on the nail when he said we the same
Man that’s what’s up love to hear stuff like this
Great vids dude. There's a Australian version of you. Andy Total Carnage
AKA. RooDog
My Favorite channel.Gonna have to go Louisiana and eat crayfish.
Great video, love crayfish just to expensive for me and to old to do it myself.
I'd love to try some or you guys crawfish boils and dishes because we basically just eat them plain here with like garlic and chilli also wouldn't mind trying a like a gumbo or jambalaya or something because that stuff looks so bloody good 😋
That’s exciting and Crawfish is Delicious!
Yes it was!
Look what persevering can do 🎉.
❤ ya'll enjoy the fruits of your labors!
JO JO IN VT 💞
You did a great job catching and I have to tell you i purchased the new tee shirt it's gorgeous can't wait to get it thanks for being you keep doing what you doing oh do they come in different colors I want to make gifts of them
Growing up in the Hudson valley of NY back in the 80's we used to use sunfish (froze em then cut them from head to tail down the belly turn them inside out and wired them into our crab cages) we let them thaw out overnight in the back of the pick up so they were good and stinky for the crabs to go nuts over. We went for German soft Shell and Blue crabs.
we used to use Crayfish for bass bait.
Nice catch.
Thank you very much!
Would be so cool to have experienced these cool experiences as a child that all the commmets are describing
Never too late
Finally went out today to try out a spot I’ve been looking out in the middle of no where and it did not disappoint. Got over a sack full with set nets
Here in Wisconsin, people insist on calling them crabs. My PhD having sister asked me if "those are the ones we called crabs when we were kids?" Phd!!!!
You should say fiii faaa fooa fumb I smell the blood of sum Diddy biddy crawfish lol
Thumbs up
Down in Hawaii when I lived there long ago we would use coconut meat in our homemade 5gal bucket traps..try it
Man Bro…. You guys know how to eat!
I had no idea y'all see blue crab that far south, mine come right from the Chesapeake. Then all them big crawdads. Good eats
There we go that' s it word out Buddy.
😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😊😊😊😊 0:57
They love Muskie You’re gonna have to use that if you really want to get a lot of them
From Kansas, not knowing, but, after you put the bait in and fold it over, how do they get in ?
I missed that the first time i watched this 😂😂😂 what type of crab is that it looks similar to a type we get here in Australia but its definitely not the same ours don't get that big an you only catch em in the ocean we do have crabs in the rivers and stuff but there a completely different type and there meat isnt as sweet
I always think, what maniac decided to grab that insect looking creature(crawfish/dad) out of the mud and was like... Imma stick this in my mouth and eat it 😂
Hello brother 🇰🇭 🎉🎉
Yummy 😊
Quá ngon👍👏👍❤❤❤
You ever tried bacon 🥓 for bait I fill upa bucket with bacon on lines
We always used turkey necks and chicken leg quarters
Yep good choice
surely those pilllow style traps are infinitely les effective than cylander style with two openings
Try hot dogs or bologna as bait. They love fatty foods
Do the smaller ones taste different than the larger ones?
Not really
Thanks for saying yabbies.
👍🏻☺️🇺🇸
You should see Australian yabbys they look like godzilla compared to your tiny American ones
Different species buddy
@OutsidetheLevees Yeah no shit Sherlock they are still both types of crayfish so in the same family of crustaceans I was mearly comparing the two different types no different then if I was to compare the Goliath Grouper fish to the Giant Grouper fish Buddy.
@OutsidetheLevees so basically, what I mean is they may not be the exact same species, but they are closely related. i do find the difference in types of crayfish quite interesting to see how they differ from one part of the world to another and from species to species
@OutsidetheLevees I also know America has a few different types of crayfish, same as here in Australia, so are the ones in this video the biggest type of ones you get?
@@OutsidetheLevees I wasn't talking about all our yabbies because some of our species of yabbies are actually smaller than the ones in this video but damn do they taste good so I'd assume you guys yabbies are pretty good to I'd like to get the opportunity to eat them one day to know the difference like if the meats sweater or more fishy or what I'd love to experience it one day I know they look pretty tasty 😂😂😂
Did I see two crawfish fused together
do americans take out the poop intestine when the crayfish boil is done? most videos end after the table pour
You should come to wc La and do some set nets with me I’m trying to start a Chanel and would love to talk and learn how this is my gf account
Hit me up if u wanna come to belle river and come sleep at the house boat and go crawfishing have a good night down here
Crawfish go underground during the hottest months. I haven’t heard anyone say that their water well dried up. Just saying…
Ok
It's so sad that you guys are find any excuse just to make us pay more I guess I'll just stop eating them good luck
Not sure why you add so much spice. I prefer the actual natural 1flavor.