What would life be without Fran sporting the loveliest of tans? And that impossibly beautiful smile. The camera loves her and so do we. Life is not a dress rehearsal, so I'm glad to see you both spending your youth so very wisely.
@Richard Thornhill.... You are so funny. If she was fat and ugly, would say the same thing about the footage? I know for a fact, most guys my age (mid 30s) only come here because she is a hot body with a pretty face.
Damn, straight mate! I think I found an odd comment about wanting fat chicks - that are fat and clueless. Fran is none of this, so... Fran is the turtle whisperer and seal tamer! They know the language of the sea!
I so love seeing you two together. It is a wonderful thing in a world of screwed up toxicity. May you two grow really old together and stay ever joyful. Blessings.
thanks for picking up trash on the Beach. makes me feel good that there are people like you out there on the reefs. Hope you have more episodes....I look forward to them every week.
Sometimes large waste companies are even guilty of dumping in the ocean. It's great to see people taking time to clean up a very large mess. Good for you guys!
Watching the two of you on these adventures is great. We should all be aware how simple things like an old tooth brush, plastic water bottle or plastic bag can degrade a beautiful and vital sand cay. God bless you both.
Hey guys, this is the last you will see of the 'Salty Dingo' in all her glory for a while... Things go horribly wrong next week. If you've missed an Episode, you can catch up here: ruclips.net/p/PLtJHZztIhg_ypA7ygXzAtz0Fhoh-H2tvm
So glad that you two are picking up whatever trash and plastics you can while on the sand cay! It's a rule with us whether camping or hunting that we leave the place as we found it, or better if there is trash we can pack out with us. I'm sorry your adventure is being cut short, but by the look of the Salty Dingo it's questionable that she'll make it back in one piece being towed. If that big boat has a crane and room on a deck for the poor girl I suggest she sit perched on the deck for the ride home. I hope you guys enjoyed your adventures out on that sand cay as much as I enjoyed watching the episodes you created! I'm glad you are both headed back to safety but will not enjoy the Strick & Frannie withdrawals that will soon be coming. I hope the Salty Dingo is repairable but if I may suggest, if it is going to be too expensive to fix you might look at an aluminium boat with a reinforced keel for beaching, that or a poly boat. For Aluminum boats I was thinking of a Blackdog Cat 680 enclosed, or 670 weekender, or a Stabicraft 1850 or so. I know it's a big switch but if there are more adventures to come (and I very much hope that there are) a boat like that could be paid for by sponsors fairly easily and provide you with a decent boat with the advantage of sleeping protection in a dicey situation. Just some thoughts Mate. As always my best to both You and Fran and thank you for the postcard which arrived last Christmas (Canada post needs some updating lol) Take care - Dave.
@@thomasgraham5842 I'm not understanding you, I don't know if they get seeds on the sand cay or if they would grow? Perhaps Coconuts but that's all I can think of. Or, are you referring to when we go out camping or hunting where I live? Where we go there are loads of trees, it's a gorgeous area with two large willow swamps and a mall creek that has drinkable water that bubbles up from a gravel bar. I've gone out in Springtime to pick Morel Mushrooms and scout for sheds, it's a stunning area. Contrary to what most non hunters think we don't go blowing the heads off critters just for fun. We (Speaking for our 3 person group) hunt with bows by choice. Typically we'll target one Bull and one Cow Moose and those two animals feed three families and likely more as we are giving away cuts for people who are curious to try for a year. We have two major groups with about 30-40 Moose in a 10 mile square area(possibly many more, it's hard to find them to count). Hunting pressure is light and the animals we take actually benefit the Moose numbers as we generally focus on older animals past their prime, this gives the younger Bulls a chance to breed and form family groups rather than being run off by an old Bull. Taking an older Cow also benefits the area as the younger females will be bred first instead of midway or last through the rut. Hunters are Conservationists.
So glad to see someone making these type of videos actually pick up garbage and actually talk about it!! Great on you guys and subbed! What a beautiful location!
Just the word ( Fran ) & we would watch the show. Keep safe Guys still a long way from everywhere. Love all the adventures pushing Australia Big Time how about a bit of support for Back to Basis’ This People risk there Life to push Australia & the Great Barrier Reef Please support them thanks heaps
What an epic little spot, this is the kind of vacation I would love to try. Deserted little barrier island surrounded by beautiful Reefs. Those underwater shots of the clusters of Montipora and Pocillopora are just gorgeous scenery. My reef tank needs some hard corals like that. You guys rock!!
Just sent some $$ help from Alberta, Canada to help you on your great adventure. .. . Enjoy your great videos and when both of you are having fun and enjoying life... . .
You should check out 'couta' fishing in Tassy in the 50's to the 70's. We used to eat them in fact you can still get them in batter at the fish and chip shops. There used to be a saying 'Stinks like a dunny door on a couta boat'!!
You guys much watch the boat non-stop when your both in the water.....id be paranoid of something going wrong and the old salty dingo sailing off with the wind! stay safe, epic videos keep them coming!
Fran is very beautiful and keeps up w you on all ur adventures! She’s perfect , If I do say so myself! Def a keeper! I love watching the videos w her in them!
You guys live a beautiful life! Gorgeous channel. I know this is not the end. Looking forward to what you 2 have in store for us. I for one will be waiting anxiously. Piece to both of you, from Northern Michigan USA.
It's alright that they're having a 😃👍 great time. I do hope that the man upstairs watches over them. Anything can happen and l doubt we would ever hear 🙉 or see of it
Hey Kids, Sooo goooood to see you, alive and well and living the dream, may God, in Christ Jesus, bless and keep you both, in His grace and merch, Amen?
Love your content. Thanks so much. I am glad to see that you cook the fish gut in. I was taught this years ago and always do it but I cop some heat from other people who always want to gut them before cooking them on the fire. Waiting with baited breath for your next adventure. :)
@@Zeusthebrownlab hey Mitch. Nope, they go straight on the coals. I just brain-spike them. The gut shrinks as it cooks and I make sure to eat around it so it doesn't taint the meat.
After just having spent some time myself on a small deserted island off the tip of Cape York I can relate to the plastic rubbish problem. On a beach no more than 100 metres long there was literally truck loads of rubbish washed up. The poor turtles had a mine field of plastic they had to negotiate to try and lay their eggs. Closer inspection of the labels on the rubbish showed that most of it was coming from Indonesia. Total disgrace on humanity that we can do this.
Greetings from Malaysia. Im a new subscriber, stumbled on 1 of your video, watched it once.. Then immediately hit the subscribe button.. A friend of mine from Indonesia did say they eat turtle meat and eggs, and I truly understand your feelings.. Here I'm Malaysia, a very very small percentages of people living on the east coast of our country do eat the eggs but not the turtle itself. I've tried once, the turtle eggs (out of curiosity) and that was the first and last. Doesn't taste any better than chicken eggs, honestly.. But through the state government educating people not to eat the turtle eggs and through conservation, the rates me@ people here in Malaysia eating turtle eggs are declining fast. The remaining small percentage of people who still eat turtle eggs said, those eggs are a delicacy.. Yet i dont find it that tasty at all.. And thank u to both of u for taking your part in cleaning the beach.. Good job guys.. But can tell u this for sure, "i'm remaining your subscriber.. Heck, i will start watching all your uploaded videos from the start of your channel.. Dunno how many days it will take till i catch up on ur next latest video though.. Lol 😅😅😅
Loved the intro, the surfing, and that Cuda - what a bit of work! At least it wasn't sailfish converted to Shark LOL! That Skirt for us usually converts into Tuna! Pretty unlucky lol! I would have got the red and white out! Old Morris the lure is always a sure bet! Wow plastic, :(. The turtles dead, interesting story line, Az and crew are also going out with traditional hunters. I would suggest culture and necessity probably drive different view points. I spent some time up in Indo with boat faring folks. The first thing that stunned me was the entire crew could not swim. I discovered this by accident when I leapt off our charter boat and swum to shore for a walk. The poor crew thought I was going to drown. When I asked them about being on a boat and not swimming, they explained to me the boat never sinks because of the wood. All they have to do if it flips or capsizes is hang onto the boat and climb out out of the water. Great footage, loved the cook up, meal to die for, sorry you have only a day left, thanks for sharing the fun, hope the Salty Dingo makes it home to be repaired! Dive safe! 🐟💖👍👌
![Noob To Max With DRAGON REWORK In Blox Fruits [FULL MOVIE]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/LnBMOinoOvA/mqdefault.jpg)
What would life be without Fran sporting the loveliest of tans? And that impossibly beautiful smile. The camera loves her and so do we. Life is not a dress rehearsal, so I'm glad to see you both spending your youth so very wisely.
Happy to hear you folks are going home to shed tears about Salty Dingo damage/if repairable by the time it gets back from the return beating.
You both get along so well and to rough it on a small sand bar with no shade for so long is truly a feat in itself. Great adventure!!
Brava Fran always cooking with olive oil 😜👍💪🥰
Fran's Great Adventure cookbook would be cool.
Great adventure together. Fran makes these adventures special. Great underwater and drone footage.
@Richard Thornhill.... You are so funny. If she was fat and ugly, would say the same thing about the footage? I know for a fact, most guys my age (mid 30s) only come here because she is a hot body with a pretty face.
Damn, straight mate!
I think I found an odd comment about wanting fat chicks - that are fat and clueless. Fran is none of this, so... Fran is the turtle whisperer and seal tamer!
They know the language of the sea!
I so love seeing you two together. It is a wonderful thing in a world of screwed up toxicity. May you two grow really old together and stay ever joyful. Blessings.
So sad it’s your last night guys. This has been the best series by far. Thanks Jack and Fran.👍
The end of one great adventure, leads to another, different adventure, mate - buckle up, butter cup!
Oliver says so too 🙂🙂 she's just real easy to look at no matter what she's doing or what she's wearing.
This episode has been kind of like a Robinson Crusoe event. Happy to see you both stay safe. Keep on adventuring!
You and Fran are such a great team, love watching your adventures.
not seen since Louis & Clark or even, for ever or before!
time is a long, long time, so - in deep time, fric and fran are fantastic!
Just gotta love what you guys are doing. Thanks for being both an inspiration and setting good examples for us others to follow.
bumkisser
Separate respect for garbage collection, unfortunately not everyone is capable of this.
If Fran started her own channel picking up rubbish on a beach. I'd watch it.
Right behind you
Me too
same
I would watch every vid 3 times 😂
@@reddyman6915 me too!!
You are a great couple. I look forward to you videos every week. Fran is absolutely gorgeous 🥰
thank you for helping to clean up our wonderfully amazing world. Please people, do NOT buy non-recyclable plastic
thanks for picking up trash on the Beach. makes me feel good that there are people like you out there on the reefs. Hope you have more episodes....I look forward to them every week.
Sometimes large waste companies are even guilty of dumping in the ocean. It's great to see people taking time to clean up a very large mess. Good for you guys!
Wow, what an epic time. For al of us. One more full day episode and the next adventure begins. Thanks ever so much guys, its been amazing.
Love your videos and Frans is awesome.
Watching the two of you on these adventures is great. We should all be aware how simple things like an old tooth brush, plastic water bottle or plastic bag can degrade a beautiful and vital sand cay. God bless you both.
Fran Rocks!
I’ve learned a lot from Strick living on a different continent!cheers!
Thank you for caring and cleaning up the beach. It is nice to see people who care and make a difference. 😁
Hey guys, this is the last you will see of the 'Salty Dingo' in all her glory for a while... Things go horribly wrong next week.
If you've missed an Episode, you can catch up here: ruclips.net/p/PLtJHZztIhg_ypA7ygXzAtz0Fhoh-H2tvm
Sounds ominous but I saw "in awhile" so maybe the Dingo will live on... we shall see, eh?
I look forward to your videos dropping on Saturday evenings here in Canada!
So glad that you two are picking up whatever trash and plastics you can while on the sand cay! It's a rule with us whether camping or hunting that we leave the place as we found it, or better if there is trash we can pack out with us. I'm sorry your adventure is being cut short, but by the look of the Salty Dingo it's questionable that she'll make it back in one piece being towed. If that big boat has a crane and room on a deck for the poor girl I suggest she sit perched on the deck for the ride home. I hope you guys enjoyed your adventures out on that sand cay as much as I enjoyed watching the episodes you created! I'm glad you are both headed back to safety but will not enjoy the Strick & Frannie withdrawals that will soon be coming. I hope the Salty Dingo is repairable but if I may suggest, if it is going to be too expensive to fix you might look at an aluminium boat with a reinforced keel for beaching, that or a poly boat. For Aluminum boats I was thinking of a Blackdog Cat 680 enclosed, or 670 weekender, or a Stabicraft 1850 or so. I know it's a big switch but if there are more adventures to come (and I very much hope that there are) a boat like that could be paid for by sponsors fairly easily and provide you with a decent boat with the advantage of sleeping protection in a dicey situation. Just some thoughts Mate. As always my best to both You and Fran and thank you for the postcard which arrived last Christmas (Canada post needs some updating lol) Take care - Dave.
i would if its the correct time of the year i would pick tree seeds from that area and plant them to give the place a chance .
@@thomasgraham5842 I'm not understanding you, I don't know if they get seeds on the sand cay or if they would grow? Perhaps Coconuts but that's all I can think of. Or, are you referring to when we go out camping or hunting where I live? Where we go there are loads of trees, it's a gorgeous area with two large willow swamps and a mall creek that has drinkable water that bubbles up from a gravel bar. I've gone out in Springtime to pick Morel Mushrooms and scout for sheds, it's a stunning area. Contrary to what most non hunters think we don't go blowing the heads off critters just for fun. We (Speaking for our 3 person group) hunt with bows by choice. Typically we'll target one Bull and one Cow Moose and those two animals feed three families and likely more as we are giving away cuts for people who are curious to try for a year. We have two major groups with about 30-40 Moose in a 10 mile square area(possibly many more, it's hard to find them to count). Hunting pressure is light and the animals we take actually benefit the Moose numbers as we generally focus on older animals past their prime, this gives the younger Bulls a chance to breed and form family groups rather than being run off by an old Bull. Taking an older Cow also benefits the area as the younger females will be bred first instead of midway or last through the rut. Hunters are Conservationists.
Thanks for continuing the messaging around plastic. So many people just go through daily life without giving it a thought.
So glad to see someone making these type of videos actually pick up garbage and actually talk about it!! Great on you guys and subbed! What a beautiful location!
What an adventure, can't control the winds. Hope safe travels, will be waiting for more. Thanks
This has been an epic series, thanks so much, time to retire Salty Dingo and get an upgrade
Just the word ( Fran ) & we would watch the show.
Keep safe Guys still a long way from everywhere.
Love all the adventures pushing Australia Big Time how about a bit of support for Back to Basis’
This People risk there Life to push Australia & the Great Barrier Reef
Please support them thanks heaps
Hey Fran found Riley’s toothbrush!
😂
Nice job guys, the big sailing boat that’s always in the background,, awesome looking mothership you have to stay on to👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
What an epic little spot, this is the kind of vacation I would love to try. Deserted little barrier island surrounded by beautiful Reefs. Those underwater shots of the clusters of Montipora and Pocillopora are just gorgeous scenery.
My reef tank needs some hard corals like that. You guys rock!!
Another epic series.Thankyou.I take rubbish bags to the river and pick up trash now when I go thanks to you two.Cheers.
Thanks for amazing episodes. We wish you safe journey back to Australia. 🤗🚤🐟🐢🤜🤛🌅🏖🐢
They never left Australia.
Just sent some $$ help from Alberta, Canada to help you on your great adventure. .. . Enjoy your great videos and when both of you are having fun and enjoying life... . .
Amazing, the 'Salty Dingo' thanks you for your support :)
What a series!! Just means another one is on the horizon
Awesome new episode as always, truly living the dream.
You should check out 'couta' fishing in Tassy in the 50's to the 70's. We used to eat them in fact you can still get them in batter at the fish and chip shops.
There used to be a saying 'Stinks like a dunny door on a couta boat'!!
I’ve truly enjoyed this series. Hate to see it end but can’t wait for the next.
I live in Barbados and catch Barracuda and we eat them here. They taste great.
You guys much watch the boat non-stop when your both in the water.....id be paranoid of something going wrong and the old salty dingo sailing off with the wind! stay safe, epic videos keep them coming!
Fran is very beautiful and keeps up w you on all ur adventures! She’s perfect , If I do say so myself! Def a keeper! I love watching the videos w her in them!
Love watching you two. Such a gifted lifestyle. Super good vids always. Stay Safe. Peace.✌👀🤘😎
You guys live a beautiful life! Gorgeous channel. I know this is not the end. Looking forward to what you 2 have in store for us. I for one will be waiting anxiously. Piece to both of you, from Northern Michigan USA.
Just adore that Fran great sidekick
you guys run one of the best videos around. Thanks so much.
Bravo pour le ramassage des déchets 👍👍👍 bonne continuation 😏😏😏
Good morning! 🐟🐢🌴
Great video Strick and Fran. Sand kay was very cool. As always long live the SALTY DINGO
The way you pulled the hook out of the Cuda was gnarly.
Well done mate
You are living the dream
Goodonya
Enjoy watching your adventures...love the lifestyle...beautiful scenery
Baracuda is quite nice. Cut it in discs and fry it. Delicious
Perfect size fish for the last night. Great video. Thank you
Thanks!
They Salty Dingo thanks you mate!
Thanks for the episode, your both awesome. Stay safe and be well!
"Leave No Trace" - Great message you guys gave in this episode. Wish more folks would follow!
Massive effort from Fran, well done.
It's alright that they're having a 😃👍 great time. I do hope that the man upstairs watches over them. Anything can happen and l doubt we would ever hear 🙉 or see of it
Amazing adventure, thank you so much for sharing with those of us who will never be able to see this without your help 💞
Hey Kids, Sooo goooood to see you, alive and well and living the dream, may God, in Christ Jesus, bless and keep you both, in His grace and merch, Amen?
Looking forward to this new episode🐳🐠✌ 😀 . Amazing content.
So Indonesian "fisherman" aren't very good at their job then? Thanks for another great adventure it's always fun to come along with you!
amazing footage of all you did on this lil sand cay...... love seeing how you cook fish and chips... YUM
Passionfruit trout with lemon juice & black pepper, Yuuum! Fran needs double rubbers not single as it gives more speed & better penetration.
Super guys we loved this one...Cheers from the UK.
I live in Bali and barracuda are delicious .they may stink on the outside, but the meat is good. Give it a try.
Amazing content and amazing people I can not get enough
No FEAR ! These too... bless them in every way in JESUS Mighty NAME.
I had fish n chips from my local friery on Friday, but I prefer the look of yours. your channel is so inspiring.
I hope the Salty Dingo hold together enough to get you back to your meeting point and onto safety. ⛈
I love to see you two picking up trash on the beach, even on this beautiful little island and far from the mainland, but there's a lot of trash.
Мы фанаты вашей команды😍Ваши подводные съемки великолепны!
Now watching from
Mizoram👍😘😘
Back to Australia! What a adventure!
Fantastic series. So so lucky to have experienced that little sand cay! Super jealous!
Thanks, B2B.
Another awesome adventure, cheers you 2, cool couple, cool stories, cool adventure, cool life, thanks from Fiordland NZ
I cooked my first fish with head and tail on last week. It was great. Keep up the great work. B2B!
Metal plate on inside off deck.hull is separate locking bolts .fiberglass top.of deck.worked at campion marine for years
I do envy you both what a life you both live
Fran was feeling desperate with that shot. Our waters are just getting warm enough to snorkel; can't wait.
Baracuda sooo tasty!!
Foxy Fran is fixing the food...👌
Love your content. Thanks so much. I am glad to see that you cook the fish gut in. I was taught this years ago and always do it but I cop some heat from other people who always want to gut them before cooking them on the fire. Waiting with baited breath for your next adventure. :)
Interesting. Do you scale before cooking?
@@Zeusthebrownlab hey Mitch. Nope, they go straight on the coals. I just brain-spike them. The gut shrinks as it cooks and I make sure to eat around it so it doesn't taint the meat.
After just having spent some time myself on a small deserted island off the tip of Cape York I can relate to the plastic rubbish problem. On a beach no more than 100 metres long there was literally truck loads of rubbish washed up. The poor turtles had a mine field of plastic they had to negotiate to try and lay their eggs. Closer inspection of the labels on the rubbish showed that most of it was coming from Indonesia. Total disgrace on humanity that we can do this.
galing nio Naman Po shout out po
Fresh Fish and Chips..."AnyDay"!!😋👍😎!
So jealous of your lives!! Great vids.
Great video that place is magical well captured thanks so much for the needed escape! :)
what an adventure! 🐟🌊🛥
Спасибо за вашу работу.
Barracuda is delicious! You should try it cooked in lemon, ceviche style!
I'm watching your vlog everyday. I'm from the Philippines
Really enjoyed that series. What an amazing adventure!
Greetings from Malaysia. Im a new subscriber, stumbled on 1 of your video, watched it once.. Then immediately hit the subscribe button..
A friend of mine from Indonesia did say they eat turtle meat and eggs, and I truly understand your feelings..
Here I'm Malaysia, a very very small percentages of people living on the east coast of our country do eat the eggs but not the turtle itself. I've tried once, the turtle eggs (out of curiosity) and that was the first and last. Doesn't taste any better than chicken eggs, honestly.. But through the state government educating people not to eat the turtle eggs and through conservation, the rates me@ people here in Malaysia eating turtle eggs are declining fast. The remaining small percentage of people who still eat turtle eggs said, those eggs are a delicacy.. Yet i dont find it that tasty at all.. And thank u to both of u for taking your part in cleaning the beach.. Good job guys.. But can tell u this for sure, "i'm remaining your subscriber.. Heck, i will start watching all your uploaded videos from the start of your channel.. Dunno how many days it will take till i catch up on ur next latest video though.. Lol 😅😅😅
Loved the intro, the surfing, and that Cuda - what a bit of work! At least it wasn't sailfish converted to Shark LOL! That Skirt for us usually converts into Tuna! Pretty unlucky lol! I would have got the red and white out! Old Morris the lure is always a sure bet! Wow plastic, :(. The turtles dead, interesting story line, Az and crew are also going out with traditional hunters. I would suggest culture and necessity probably drive different view points. I spent some time up in Indo with boat faring folks. The first thing that stunned me was the entire crew could not swim. I discovered this by accident when I leapt off our charter boat and swum to shore for a walk. The poor crew thought I was going to drown. When I asked them about being on a boat and not swimming, they explained to me the boat never sinks because of the wood. All they have to do if it flips or capsizes is hang onto the boat and climb out out of the water. Great footage, loved the cook up, meal to die for, sorry you have only a day left, thanks for sharing the fun, hope the Salty Dingo makes it home to be repaired! Dive safe! 🐟💖👍👌
My Fav YT videos.
Thank You Great video