Solo Aussie Canoe Camp || CATCH & COOK
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- -HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT MY CHANNEL:
Patreon- / scottysgonewalkabouts
PayPal (One Off payment)- www.paypal.me/...
-FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM:
/ scottysgonewalkabouts
GaiaGPS The BEST APP for navigation and scouting new locations.
Use this affiliate link to receive 20% off a Premium Membership for your first year.
www.gaiagps.co...
- GEAR LIST (Please note these are affiliate links. By using the links below, I get a few bucks from each item sold. Thank you for your support.)
Survival Supplies Australia Store- www.survivalsu...?b7=w1
3x3m Tarp - altongoods.com...
Groundsheet - altongoods.com...
Hammock & Straps - altongoods.com...
Hammock Bug Net - altongoods.com...
Hammock Underquilt - altongoods.com...
Titanium Grill - altongoods.com...
Fjallraven Abisko 45L Backpack- amzn.to/3vCM4Pb
Tasmanian Tiger Raid Pack- www.survivalsu...
Sea to Summit Ember 3 Quilt- amzn.to/3vRkiil
Outdoor Research Helium Bivy- amzn.to/3gLrtTv
Sea to Summit Pillow- amzn.to/3cUDLaS
Swaggies Pantry- Kor Knife and Tool- korknifeandtoo...
Bushcraft Knife- korknifeandtoo...
Inexpensive Bushcraft Knife- www.survivalsu...
Bahco Laplander Saw- www.survivalsu...
Katadyn BeFree Water Filter- www.survivalsu...
STS AlphaLight Cutlery Set- amzn.to/3wVtt2B
Keith Titanium Fry Pan- amzn.to/3vBUQ00
Pathfinder Bottle Hanger- www.survivalsu...
Stove Stand- www.survivalsu...
Water Bottle and Nesting Cup- www.survivalsu...
TOAKS Titanium Alcohol Stove- amzn.to/3gFnc53
Flint snd Steel Set - www.survivalsu...
Fresnel Lens- www.survivalsu...
Paracord- www.survivalsu...
Bank Line Size 36 Spool 37mtr- www.survivalsu...
Hootchie Cord- www.survivalsu...
Ledlenser Headlamp- www.survivalsu...
Shemagh- www.survivalsu...
Garmin GPSMAP 66i- amzn.to/3cVrtzg
Patagonia Hi-Loft Down Hooded Jacket- amzn.to/3gEXIFa
Kathmandu Trailhead Rain Jacket- amzn.to/3zIM4AK
Thermal Leggings- amzn.to/3cX0gfD
Helikon-Tex Poncho- www.survivalsu...
CAMERA GEAR-
Canon EOS R- amzn.to/3gDNMMa
Canon RF 24-105mm f/4-7.1 STM- amzn.to/3gEXVrW
RØDE VideoMicro- amzn.to/3qodAPL
Slik Video Sprint III Tripod- amzn.to/3gFTzRi
SanDisk 128G- amzn.to/3iVOJAL
Aputure Camera Video Light- amzn.to/3wK7Zpd
Anker PowerCore 10000mAh Power Bank- amzn.to/3zH4hi3
I don’t think you realise how good it is to sit down and watch your videos after a day of work in front of a computer.. Love that they’re decent length as well and not 15 minutes! Killer channel mate, thanks for producing the goods for us time and time again 👌🏻
Soemthing tells me you've a shitty 9 to 5 , baby , wife , waiting to die type of life
That’s life for most
Name NL, jealous much? Even if he does, she'd be an amazing understanding woman. My wife doesn't like the outdoors much yet she encourages me to go because she's knows how much I love it. We spend quality time together and time apart. By the way, his RUclips channel is a job.
Madaki
Finally someone having a drink on these camping vids 👍👍🍺
You did the right thing for the carp, and our rivers.
Absolutely they are destroyers of eco-systems and the enemy of our struggling native fish population, they must never go back bro.
Indeed. Morally and legally the right thing to do.
@@archibaldthesimple 100%. What i would give to remove carp from our systems :(
@@terencehill1778 yep. I'm up in qld and I've seen a few creeks packed thick with talapia. Want them gone too
Lemon juice, butter, salt, pepper, garlic. Over coals - wrap in foil & leave the head on to protect the largest section of meat from getting burnt. Cheers from Colorado!
What a huge pleasure to swim by boat, catch fish and then cook it and eat. It is even difficult to imagine that somewhere far there is a huge continent with a unique nature, not like any other. There warmly and people live freely and safely. A few years ago I was in Indonesia and communicated there with Australians. They are very friendly and sociable people. It happened after the flight MH17 was shot down above the Donbass. I was ashamed and sad because of this case, although I am a simple person and have no relation to this crime. I know that many Australians have lost their loved ones then. I ask you to take our condolences and understand that we do not affect the actions of our authorities. They are cruel and in relation to their population the same. I want to ask what. Fish that you caught reminds a major perch. We have a tradition to cook perch. It turns out a very tasty soup. Cooked fish with onions, sometimes with a cereal and potatoes. I understand that the fish soup is not very common in Western cuisine. But I recommend to try. This is delicious.
Scotty, you missed the prime bass fishing time.. they feed at dawn & dusk & when the humidity is high & the air pressure drops before a storm in the afternoon, that is the ultimate prime bass feeding time
Have a spot on the Missouri river that I have been camping at for 50 yrs. In 1982 I planted 12 Green Ash tree's in a horse shoe shape, with the opening pointing southeast. Lost them all to the big flood of 2017. Sad that every thing that lives will die!!!
Your love for the environments you place yourself in is clear…Thank You for these videos! 🌀❤️🌀
48:40 No way I could have resisted pulling up and exploring that cave/opening.
Greate video Scotty!!
I watch your videos while working and honestly they keep my sane. While working through the most complex work I do. Huge value!!
For fish recipes mate, make up a set of small shakers (MSR do a small cook kit that comes with them). Fill the shakers with premixed herbs. Dried Lemon and Lime and Parsley works SO well. Chillies, garlic powder and ground Kaffir leaves for some thai flavour. Cardamom, Cumin, Mustard seeds and ground Fenugreek...thank me later lol.
Also if you're doing Mushrooms on the pan, put 1/2 an inch of water in the pan and boil the mushrooms in that first and just let it boil dry, then drop in your butter and seasoning. It's honestly worth the extra time for the diff it makes to flavour. If you drizzle a little honey (or if you find it, sugar sack) over them when you're finishing up they'll caramelize and it is a really nice bump for energy levels.
Thanks again mate. Keep it up.
Largest bass I ever caught was mid day. Diving Rapala, balsa wood floater. I was popping it on surface, little dive, leaving it still, dress the line to stay taunt. Like your beavertail or ottertail paddle.
Mine was 49cm and it was out of a small creek near bli bli. It was in the pipe under the road.
The Yellow Tailed Black Cockatoos are such a beautiful bird ~ love them, their songs and rain announcements : )
Another 50 minutes of pure relaxation watching your video Scotty. Some excellent shots in there of the canoe and the slow paddling really has a great calming effect on the viewer. Keep those long videos going - it's more like watching a good episode of a tv show this way. Looking forward to the next one.
Many years ago I was fortunate to go Walkabout with some black brothers along the Macquarie (Wambool) river. Their recipe for cooking fish-wrap in clay & cook in embers. As you crack open the clay skin/scales come off. Can still remember the taste. Dams are pretty much full in central west NSW. Would love to see some vids of the local area. Love your content. Cheers
you dont have to include the word black. just say brothers.
@@walterwhite5738 that's not racist
I’ve cooked fish that way and it is amazing
Hey Scott as usual another great video mate. A simple but effective fish recipe I use is to mix flour, curry powder and lemon pepper seasoning in a clip seal bag. When your ready simply throw the fish in shake to coat then shallow fry in some olive oil in a frypan. Comes out with a crispy coating golden brown coloured and with the curry and lemon pepper tastes amazing. Simple easy to carry ingredients and well worth it. Try it and enjoy mate.
Missed this one, so glad to see it tonight, I really needed to chill and relax with this stunning scenery. Thankyou Scotty 😊
I love the Outdoors because I grew up with it
Fresh water fish have a delicate flavour, so don't over do it. What you did there is spot on. Minimalism.
Lovely video. We have a lot of carp here in Wisconsin, USA. I live in one of two towns that are close to each other. One is nicknamed Carp Town & mine is named Skunk Hollow. I live along the shores of Lake Michigan. We have great fishing here; sturgeon, walleye, coho salmon, bass, trout, musky, pike - you name it. You'd love fishing here. Enjoyed your video. Those wildfires do enormous damage. Thousands of acres here too, especially in California. Hoo Roo!
Surface bass during the day is always worth a shot but it’s a clarity, system and food source dependent kind of thing.
During the day/high sun, try and target the shade as well.
Loving the content of late mate, really good stuff.
If you carry a mini can of coconut cream, a little bit of red curry paste, and a teaspoon of sugar, you could make a yummy fish curry!
Another Epic getaway. Love the Australian bush. Bird sounds and beautiful scenery. Thanks for getting rid of the carp, there a bloody pest. Seen rivers full of them and nothing else. Cheers mate.👍
You can cook carp - just either slice them thin, or fillet them - then fry. Bony, but unless they caught in muddy waters - they taste OK. This lake seems to be nice and clean - so taste should be good.
I was already going to like this video but when you talked about salami being so good I instantly hit that thumbs up!
😂 Been watching u too much Scotty - when u were cooking up the mushrooms my partner said Wouldn't be surprised if he pulled out an avocado. And I said I dunno reckon maybe some goats cheese. Bingo! 🤣 Sending love from 2 Aussies living in Singapore vicariously camping back home with you 💜
Love all your videos. I hate to be this guy but as a truck driver that's not a truckies knot, we call that one a poppa knot.
Hey Scotty! Great video and Happy November and all the best! Just a note, I see when you paddle every stroke you hit the canoe, that would be making a bang that will reverberate and travel through the water and probably scare or warn the fish. Maybe change your stroke to not hit your canoe on your paddle strokes and you might improve your luck and be able to sneak up on the fish with more luck. All the best CJ.
Dammit, now that you've pointed it out, I can't not be distracted by it.
Yeah that's a big no no for fishing...
Мужик дело говоришь
Just seen this in my suggested... ripper vid mate.
Thanks I am from brisbane. I needed this.
What do you mean? we haven’t been in lockdown at all?
I don't know how you actually leave these places. I think I'd want to stay for a long time in most of the beautiful places you take us. Beautiful spot!
It's usually better with baked fish from the sea, but dill goes lovely with garlic, butter, and lemon on fish...that said not too many folks eat bass stateside
Love it Scotty! Carp are why our rivers look so muddy, they are bottom feeders and stir up the mud. Apparently the Murray River was a lot clearer back before dirty Carp were introduced, apparently you could see the bottom in parts!
It is not true at all my fried. Carp does not make Australian waters more muddy.
@@walterwhite5738 Unfortunaly this "fact" is an absolute myth presented for generations. There is no doubt carp is a pest in Australian waters but there is a large amount of false information against this fish. People believe it just because they red it somewhere. I understand there is no way to proof it but if you took all carp out of the water tomorrow, it will stay the way it is now. Colour of the water is mostly affected by temperature, oxygen levels, floral levels, geological composition and many others. Carp stiring bottom, specialy in the rivers, at the end.
@@romansivak1081 They contribute to the poor quality of our river systems fact "Reduced water quality: Carp contribute to poor water quality by uprooting vegetation and stirring up sediments during feeding, leading to increased turbidity.
This in turn reduces light penetration, which can make it difficult for native fish that rely on sight to feed. Reduced light can also decrease plant growth, and suspended sediments can smother plants and clog fishes' gills."
A go to recipe for fish for me is stuff some garlic, ginger, parsley and a tiny knob of butter into the cavity. Salt and pepper it too. Drizzle the outer side with a little olive oil. Add chopped cherry tomato and a green veg,(I like silverbeet), parsley, spring onion or a small red onion, lemon zest and juice. Can throw in a herb of your choice if you like. Add a little water, emphasis on little as you are going to poach it. Cover the pot/pan how you like and put it on a medium low heat part of the fire or burner section. 20 minutes and you have a gorgeous meal. Eat with rice or cous cous or even some white beans.
Your fishing skills have come an amazing long way, nice Bass! I wish I could fish like you. You’re a great example of just being yourself. Thanks again 😀
Excellent video. I love the way that you have respect for the creatures that are going to provide a meal for you. You are a excellent cook mate. All the best from the U.K
Fish recipe -
Clean the fish just as you have in this video, add 2/3 slices of tomato on the inside, 2-3 slices of onion, 3 slices of lemon (thin), as well as some finely minced garlic or a little bit of garlic paste. score the outside of the fish. rub some garlic paste thinly on the outside of the fish and get it in the score lines. use half a lemon or a full lemon and add the lemon juice to the inside of the fish as well as the outside and in the score lines. season to taste with a bit of salt and pepper if you like pepper.
Wrap in aluminium foil and cook over the coals or on a grill, flipping when appropriate and you can eat the fish clean off the bone and its delicious. I hope you try this, im from a latin background so its a simple latino dish. (nicaragua).
edit: oh and use some oil with the garlic obviously to reduce the stick and get a nice crispy outside
Always destroy the invasive pests that DESIMATE our natural waterways. Don't question it. Just destroy. I know being a youtube dude you would deal with a lot of unnecessary hate...but yeah. Teach the people about HOW MUCH they destroy our waterways.
I love your stuff scotty. Keep up the great work mate
If you pass the end of your cord through the loop you made with the truckers hitch twice, it will make an auto lock which is self holding but also very easy to undo.
Well done on catching the fish mate. It looked beautiful in the pan. Nice work.
Great video Scotty your killing it on the fishing now looked a cracking spot I noticed a couple of caves on your way back I was thinking I wounder if he will camp in them 🤣🤣 congratulations on passing 80k subs it's well deserved mate atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
I camp a one person tent. Easier for me to pack a 1lt bottle than to get out in the middle of the night to piss. A little tricky, but totally worth the convenience. 😊🤠
Good canoe trip Scotty. I love canoe trips.
When we would be out paddling on a lake and was absolutely calm my dad would say the lake is " Placid " !
Like calm or tranquil.
Your canoe trip brings back memories. Thanks and see you next. 👍👍👍
Thanks for another great camping, canoeing and fishing adventure, Scotty! I love your sensitivity and respectful approach to mother nature! It's refreshing and lovely to see! You capture and transmit the serenity in your videos like a true craftsman! Great work! So needed, by so many! I am so eager to get back out there again!
I also have many the different camping options like tents, bivi, tarps etc. But my tarp I put up quite low, with that tarp of yours being so high the the wind blows the rain onto you anyway. The other thing about tarp and bivi camping is that the rain water run off is still a problem. I prefer a tent anyday.
Hey Scotty,
I believe it was my brother Jim who created that firepit as we camped there just before you were there.
Quick comment about top water/floating lures, regardless of time of day.
Another trick is to place a split shot about 0.5 - 2meters away from the floating lure (not an exact measurement). Make sure the weight is a little heavier than the lure. This way, you can cast it out, the weight will hit the bottom & the lure will float to the end of the line, staying submerged, at whatever rough depth you’ve got it set at. You can reel it in fast, slow, or let it sit there for a few minutes. It only gets tricky when you get near submerged trees, the risk of tangling does seem to go up a bit.
I’ve always had good luck doing this, especially with jointed lures, even if they’re only 5cm.
So peaceful thank you 😊 Scotty 🙌🧤👒🐨🦘🇦🇺Karen from Port macquarie NSW North coast
Love your videos Scotty! My 2 cents for the fish - heat up some olive oil in the pan first so it's pretty hot, then add your butter and garlic for a minute - then your fish. That way the skin won't catch and come off, and it will crisp up nicely = more flavour.
Another great video, thanks Scott. It's been such a pleasure watching your fishing skills develop. I remember the first time I saw you catch one (finally!) and you looked as excited as a kid at Christmas. I yelled out to my husband "Scotty caught a fish! He actually caught a fish!" Lol. And now look at you! :D
Get a practice plug to work on your accuracy you can use it anywhere like your yard. Watch Andy's catch and cook he is a fellow Aussie and has some good recipes
Love your channel! You take us to the most beautiful places. You also have a superb eye and videography skills. Your honesty, humbleness, and personally are refreshing. I wish you the best hope for your success.
Love it Scotty! I’m living vicariously through your Chanel😜always like to see what you cook up, have you ever tried putting a splash of oyster sauce on your mushrooms? Just a small amount right at the end of cooking. You will love em!
Love the canoe trips! Congrats on the 80K!!
You fry the fish by halving it, then you add chopped garlic, tomato, ginger and red onion with lemon juice and olive oil mixed all together then placed on top of fried fish.
That bivvy. I have the ex-Dutch army version and the same applies. The hoop flops down on me face. So I have a line attached to that ring and use a mini stake to pull it back way above my (prone) head. Works a treat. But yeah, not the most spacious. But methinks it’s more of a European weather bivvy designed to keep yer alive in frozen conditions. Interesting to see if you can cool it down in Oz where one hears the frost is less challenging in the morning.
2 trips in a row with fish landed? Very nice my friend, what beautiful country 🤠
Don’t leave the fly rod at home when you go bass fishing; take both. Fly fishing for bass can be deadly; however it can be a real pain when the wind picks up.
Not to mention, that on a fly rod, a bass feels like a whale. Texas
Very beautiful view in the afternoon. Camping alone in the wild...with a very beautiful surrounding scenery, of course it will make you addicated....for camping again...
Beautiful nature...feels peaceful for our souls.
Lime/lemon juice, butter and maybe garlic/ fresh ginger will let the taste of the fish 🎣 shine thru yum 🤤
On hot days, big bass hold up in cool, deep shadow. I've had success using divers and surface lures, cast on-top of there you think they are and wait. They will get interested! A couple of light twitches, they smash it.
I have recently come across your videos, they are so peaceful and calm. Really enjoyable and lovely to see our country, Thank you
Great video Scotty, gorgeous Aussie scenery as usual. 💜🇦🇺
Nice one cobber. Thank goodness we are free again, sodding covid mate. Lets get back out there.
Best quality Bivy I've owned is the Borrow Bivy Tent Treetop, I just love the head room. Most Bivy's are no better than lying under a drop sheet.
nice 1 on the catch an cook scotty :) lovely place too
Absolutely love your style of video, it's like we are right there with you.
You must try lemon slices inside the fish cavity! So odd to see you heading into summer as we head into winter camps! 👍😎🌲🇨🇦 p.s. was very sorry about your fires. We also had them bad in western Canada this past summer.
I second the addition of lemon with cooking many types of fish
This is the spice he put on his breakfast toast, I had to look it up.
Dukkah is a traditional Middle Eastern blend of sesame seeds, nuts and spices. This Savoury Bush Dukkah adds the citrusy lift of premium Lemon Myrtle with the extra spice and warmth of wild-harvested Pepperleaf - two Bush Tucker delights.
Sumak is another popular spice...great on lamb or beef
I could be wrong but I think it was Governor Phillip who commented when arriving in what is now Sydney, how the countryside looked like an English park. How it was maintained by all the different indigenous peoples in the area. Looking further into this, it is something that should be explored further.
Never apologize for doing the right thing :)
Love that notification that you have another video. Time to grab a beer 🍺. 👍🇦🇺❤🍺
IKR!!!!
Ahhh.. that feeling of being the only human in a 100 square k's... also fish recipe: egg wash & coat with a crumbled pak of salt & vinegar chips.
Watching your videos from the U.S. Your trips are pure magic. Thanks for posting!
The bivi is good. I’ve a got a Dutch army version of this. It’s in a British DMP camo pattern. Nice for a stealth camp. Beautiful location, enjoy the summer. It’s cold & bloody dark here in England now. Cheers 🍻
Great to see you in the canoe, greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱
Found out about you from Xander in Canada! Great videos. Love getting to Australia from Texas! We fry our fresh water fish in cornmeal. Just now catching up to your show! Great job! Thanks so much!
g'Day Scotty. another great video.
The kindest way to kill any fish is to spear it between the eyes severe its brain its quick its clean and the fish doesn't suffer much, there are several tutorial on you on how to do it.
Its much more humane to kill any fish you intend to keep this way it is dead in seconds, rather than slowly suffocating over 20 minutes or longer.
Most folk who have never eaten carp will tell you it tastes muddy, It doesn't. Grilled over an open fire seasoned with a little butter and lemon (or any citrus) its quite tasty. You put garlic on the bass(?)
Blackened fish always hits the spot for me. Nice herbs and spices charred on a fish, some nice bread, easy.
Great vids mate, for the fish.... garlic butter and lemon pepper. delicious !!
Great trip on the water Scotty so peaceful and stunning sights and sounds. Mate with the fish put some sliced onion tomato and lemon inside the body add whatever herbs you like then wrap it in foil adding plenty of butter and cook it in the coals. Gourmet meal in the bush. Thanks for sharing your adventures. Bushyboy Oz.
Good stuff 👍
Presentation is key for top water. Practice casting techniques and above all setting the hook. A quick jerk when ya feel the strike should do it.
Congrats on the fish! I have caught many bass, but being a sport fish around here I have never eaten it. I may have to try it myself. Great trip! Thanks for bringing us along! HooRoo!
Hello from the rising sun Japan I am a new subscriber
The carp on ceviche or some like soup, we call "caldo" it's really nice, but you need to bleed out to make no fishy taste... some of us like that, or can check Asian carp recipes for that, also are great to get fun with, pulls more than bass or other fish! Greets from Mexico!
What a fantastic video i would love to do this with my wife and our grandkids Australia is such a lovely place i hope to get there one day
Another great video mate! I love it down that way, been there many times. The North river arm also has some sunken tree's and is a good fishing spot, nice to see you've gone pro with your fishing! You should get in contact with Travis at Paddle & Portage Canoes, he's a local and knows some great spots & imports Wenonah canoes.
Scotty they do taste ok but they have a mile of bones to contend with, good job not letting it go mate a major pest here in Vic.
I just got back from my first camping trip since the Melbourne lockdown and I came home and watched your video straight away as I didn't want to go home!
It is always worth flicking a surface lure because if they happen to be on during the day it is well worth it as bass on topwater is about as much fun as you can have with your clothes on
What a cracking trip mate and beautifully shot too. Won't be long before the big 100 if you keep pumping these beauties out. Bonus points for 'hang a piss'....twice lol.
Great video! In South Australia carp cannot be returned to the water if caught.
Great Video...Im on a Night shift and it is so relaxing while on a Night shift to watch your Videos. Keep up the great work. From Cape Town, South Africa
Thankyou for 50mins of another great episode. To keep sleeping mat clean in the tent I put a Roman cotton cover on mat. Hope that gives an idea.
Super cool adventure camping
I have camped on that spot. Great views of the river with the fireplace. I think thats my pot
hanger i knocked up. I caught a monster carp there and lost an even bigger one there.
Where is that please Jim?
@@janenebulley9765 so there is a camping spot called Acacia ridge. It’s pretty much across from that campsite.
@@jimfatyakmcgregor8867 thanks but where in Nsw? Vic? Sorry the only Acacia Ridge I know is a suburb in Brisvegas lol
@@janenebulley9765 acacia flat on Tallowa Dam, kangaroo Valley
Cheers Scotty, appreciated, m keen to get back out too 🍺
Nice fresh caught fish like that you don't want to do much more to it than butte,r garlic, lemon, salt. People muck too much around with food these days.
What an awesome episode mate. You bring so much zen to my life when I can't get out to experience the bush. Thank you
Luckily you couldn’t stress enough about it! 🤣 looks great 👍
Another cracking episode!! Thanks for taking us along Scotty! 👌🏼