Catfish are actually a species with some of the lowest levels of mercury at 0.025 ppm, so I don't think its necessary to skip that meat.
@tedwarren1966Күн бұрын
Wait! Ive followed and enjoyed your videos. But, how does a freshwater catfish become contaminated with mercury? That is predominant in saltwater fish ? Catfish is in freshwater
@kota260311 сағат бұрын
There are a couple species of saltwater catfish.
@seastheday2020Күн бұрын
Nice demonstration and interesting about the mercury!
@seastheday2020Күн бұрын
Fun fishing trip!
@gerrieherwijnen1088Күн бұрын
Cost alot money to buy in store i always catch them and mussels to and small black snails on rocks.. good food for free.. saves u alot money.. and its healthy af... Im from Netherlands
@sarahporter95414 күн бұрын
Ummm...if you don't have your phone with you..what are you videotaping with?..
@seasonaloutdoorswitherin2974 күн бұрын
My Hero 8 Black Go Pro I very rarely video things with my phone.
@briansrandomness6324 күн бұрын
My guess: trash, flip flops, buried beer cans, change, possibly a cell and a wallet
@seasonaloutdoorswitherin2974 күн бұрын
There were thousands of people on the beach that night. I'm sure those items were all left behind.
@donnamanitu86734 күн бұрын
You have a shovel but can't seem to manage to figure out how to put sand on the fire at the beach to put it out ? Oh, that's right you're just there to grab the freebies.
@seasonaloutdoorswitherin2974 күн бұрын
I'm glad you caught that. Only when I edited the video I caught that and, by then I had 2 shovels. The video is about the hunt for the treasure. This was also an education video showing that people put piles of trash together leaving it for the annual day after beach cleanup volunteers to pick up for them. I do my share.
@seastheday20205 күн бұрын
You made a nice haul! Too bad there is trash though.
@seasonaloutdoorswitherin2975 күн бұрын
Tell me about it I found enough unlit fireworks to have my own show.
@seastheday20205 күн бұрын
Nice!
@seasonaloutdoorswitherin2975 күн бұрын
It was crazy out here and hard to breath with all that smoke.
@omg_SallyKelly6 күн бұрын
Wow, I have never seen anything like this...what a way celebrate our beautiful country's independence....pollute our pristine environment with cheap foreign chemicals....very sad state of affairs. If I lived near by, I'd come by to help clean up, but I'm 90 miles away. I hope your video goes viral and put some sense into the polluting public.
@seasonaloutdoorswitherin2975 күн бұрын
If you watch my video of the beach on the 4th. you'll see how many people were there to make the mess. It wasn't as bad as it could have been.
@kennethpeck75018 күн бұрын
my stomping grounds.... Got friends names on the memorial i went to school with lost at sea......
@mmmmmray10 күн бұрын
Do you have any tips for finding Cockles?
@FishKepr11 күн бұрын
How long were the pots in the water?
@seasonaloutdoorswitherin29710 күн бұрын
On that day it was 3 hours.
@Theophilus196811 күн бұрын
I have a couple 13’ sit on top, self bailing kayaks on a trailer. I’m looking at crabbing and fishing inside or close to the marina entrance. Besides knowing tidal and weather info, do you have any recommendations? I love that you do this on the cheap and not a 59k Alumaweld. Keep the content coming!
@seasonaloutdoorswitherin29710 күн бұрын
Just be careful of the loose seaweed that will drag your pot off. I have had this problem lately.
@trojanpussy11 күн бұрын
💝🕯🙏thank you fore sharing
@jamesskelly198514 күн бұрын
Nice video well done
@DaveBrummond14 күн бұрын
Pretty sure we ran into you at launch time 6.23.2024 my buddy and son and I were launching in blue north river and you gave us crab insight, we did well thank you! I have a KZread channel too, ‘fixed on fishin’ and we got our halibut and rock fish, and crab thanks to you!
@munsterofherman16 күн бұрын
Turn 1 sol ring pass. Is a reference to magic the gathering. It is their turn. Played the card sol ring and then passed the turn to the next player
@danpho658817 күн бұрын
Thank you for this video I will be making one soon for my fishing trip
@TokyoNightGirl-fk4cn17 күн бұрын
💞Wow🧡🧡🧡🧡💜💜🧡💜
@hj827219 күн бұрын
What should I do to make it look like seafood, not male's junk?
@seastheday202019 күн бұрын
Nice fishing!
@seasonaloutdoorswitherin29719 күн бұрын
Thank you it was fun.
@robinbranco43719 күн бұрын
Westport mass??
@mxbass103619 күн бұрын
Washington state
@seasonaloutdoorswitherin29719 күн бұрын
Westport Washington
@tedwarren196620 күн бұрын
2 things. First, continue to show the bite. Second, get a smaller bucket
@Theophilus196820 күн бұрын
If you ever need a fishing buddy I’m in Aberdeen. Have a pole, will fish. 🤓👌
@pescariabarcoserotas349022 күн бұрын
Bom vídeo 😮
@ericrussell199929 күн бұрын
Just why? 😂
@ByronBlauman29 күн бұрын
Once the bucket is in, use a post hole digger inside the bucket.
@SamWolfandCo.fossickandfindАй бұрын
Yep Yabbies !! here in Australia they are great for Whitting bait and the odd Bream . They are a good size as well, NICE1
@samsmith7150Ай бұрын
Heck yeah free bait!!
@seastheday2020Ай бұрын
Wow!
@KaoticOrderАй бұрын
Nice video. Keep it up. 👍
@seasonaloutdoorswitherin29729 күн бұрын
Thank you 👍
@seastheday2020Ай бұрын
Nice! Hope you catch the big one!
@seasonaloutdoorswitherin29729 күн бұрын
I hope so too! Thanks for watching.
@danettelsteinАй бұрын
Nice. Show Geof the image
@user-sg6rs4xp9yАй бұрын
Kelp cod why don't you keep hem? Are they not eatable?
@BobNchannelАй бұрын
good job cleaning up.
@ScottMaythamАй бұрын
Maybe Baby ❤
@courtneyf2139Ай бұрын
Great finds! I was hoping for a cleaning video too for the morels 😇
@ritewaydave164Ай бұрын
Hello & thank u for your videos. I am new to Wa. & your videos have bin a big help when It comes to enjoying the outdoors. Keep em coming & thanks again.
@masamuneswordАй бұрын
The mushroom you have at 5:34 is what most guidebooks would call Gyromitra esculenta, but it's currently being argued about in scientific circles if what we have in the Pacific NW is actually that species. Common names are the calves brain mushroom or false morel. It contains a compound, gyromitrin, that your body metabolizes into monomethylhydrazine (a substance used for rocket fuel) and can be fatal if eaten raw. It is traditionally eaten around the world with very specific methods of preparation that help reduces this toxin, but I wouldn't recommend it. The mushroom at 7:52 is a related mushroom, called Gyromitra montana. It's common name is the snow morel. These are commonly eaten and have been tested fairly heavily and haven't been found to have the toxin I mentioned previously. But since they are related to a potentially deadly mushroom and can be difficult to tell apart (these mushrooms a lighter brown color and a thick, folded, brain-like stem while the poisonous relative has a slender mostly hollow stem and a dark brown to maroon color on the cap) it's still not recommended to eat these. You also mentioned the early morel, which is the common name for Verpa bohemica. They grow in association with cottonwood trees, have fluff filled stems and wrinkly thimble-like caps. Those need to be thoroughly cooked like morels or they'll make you sick and it seems more people than average are just allergic to them, so it's not recommended to feed them to large groups of people.
@seasonaloutdoorswitherin297Ай бұрын
My mom always cooked all the mushrooms that we ate when I was younger. She's no longer with us so I can't learn from her on type and, preparation. When in doubt don't pick them.
@masamuneswordАй бұрын
@@seasonaloutdoorswitherin297 Very sound advice!
@jakedogfish24122 күн бұрын
I wouldn't eat gyromitra esculenta. Many people eat gyromitra Montana which is known as the snowbank morel. They are usually larger.
@chorebunny8080Ай бұрын
What beach were you at ?
@seasonaloutdoorswitherin29718 күн бұрын
Grayland Washington Pacific Ocean.
@chorebunny8080Ай бұрын
You didn't share your secret spot 😅
@seasonaloutdoorswitherin297Ай бұрын
This area is Mt Hood National Forest. Find burn areas.
@samsmith7150Ай бұрын
Great video!!
@jamesmarkey5946Ай бұрын
He's working the business end of a clam rake🎉
@a_a_ron1358Ай бұрын
Hey i got one that year to! I love seeing this
@DITLASMRАй бұрын
I don't think that's a geoduck, i think it's a horse clam. Different thing.
@hannahrenner2810Ай бұрын
❤🫡
@raeannachenАй бұрын
This seems like the best way to not waste the clam while removing a lot of the nasty stuff and it looks tasty! I am impressed!
@JiffyCakesАй бұрын
Imagine minding your business for 100 years buried 2ft in the sand only for a bunch humans to suddenly go like "okay... today I'm down here looking to see about digging geoduck"... the insanity of the human species is real.
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Catfish are actually a species with some of the lowest levels of mercury at 0.025 ppm, so I don't think its necessary to skip that meat.
Wait! Ive followed and enjoyed your videos. But, how does a freshwater catfish become contaminated with mercury? That is predominant in saltwater fish ? Catfish is in freshwater
There are a couple species of saltwater catfish.
Nice demonstration and interesting about the mercury!
Fun fishing trip!
Cost alot money to buy in store i always catch them and mussels to and small black snails on rocks.. good food for free.. saves u alot money.. and its healthy af... Im from Netherlands
Ummm...if you don't have your phone with you..what are you videotaping with?..
My Hero 8 Black Go Pro I very rarely video things with my phone.
My guess: trash, flip flops, buried beer cans, change, possibly a cell and a wallet
There were thousands of people on the beach that night. I'm sure those items were all left behind.
You have a shovel but can't seem to manage to figure out how to put sand on the fire at the beach to put it out ? Oh, that's right you're just there to grab the freebies.
I'm glad you caught that. Only when I edited the video I caught that and, by then I had 2 shovels. The video is about the hunt for the treasure. This was also an education video showing that people put piles of trash together leaving it for the annual day after beach cleanup volunteers to pick up for them. I do my share.
You made a nice haul! Too bad there is trash though.
Tell me about it I found enough unlit fireworks to have my own show.
Nice!
It was crazy out here and hard to breath with all that smoke.
Wow, I have never seen anything like this...what a way celebrate our beautiful country's independence....pollute our pristine environment with cheap foreign chemicals....very sad state of affairs. If I lived near by, I'd come by to help clean up, but I'm 90 miles away. I hope your video goes viral and put some sense into the polluting public.
If you watch my video of the beach on the 4th. you'll see how many people were there to make the mess. It wasn't as bad as it could have been.
my stomping grounds.... Got friends names on the memorial i went to school with lost at sea......
Do you have any tips for finding Cockles?
How long were the pots in the water?
On that day it was 3 hours.
I have a couple 13’ sit on top, self bailing kayaks on a trailer. I’m looking at crabbing and fishing inside or close to the marina entrance. Besides knowing tidal and weather info, do you have any recommendations? I love that you do this on the cheap and not a 59k Alumaweld. Keep the content coming!
Just be careful of the loose seaweed that will drag your pot off. I have had this problem lately.
💝🕯🙏thank you fore sharing
Nice video well done
Pretty sure we ran into you at launch time 6.23.2024 my buddy and son and I were launching in blue north river and you gave us crab insight, we did well thank you! I have a KZread channel too, ‘fixed on fishin’ and we got our halibut and rock fish, and crab thanks to you!
Turn 1 sol ring pass. Is a reference to magic the gathering. It is their turn. Played the card sol ring and then passed the turn to the next player
Thank you for this video I will be making one soon for my fishing trip
💞Wow🧡🧡🧡🧡💜💜🧡💜
What should I do to make it look like seafood, not male's junk?
Nice fishing!
Thank you it was fun.
Westport mass??
Washington state
Westport Washington
2 things. First, continue to show the bite. Second, get a smaller bucket
If you ever need a fishing buddy I’m in Aberdeen. Have a pole, will fish. 🤓👌
Bom vídeo 😮
Just why? 😂
Once the bucket is in, use a post hole digger inside the bucket.
Yep Yabbies !! here in Australia they are great for Whitting bait and the odd Bream . They are a good size as well, NICE1
Heck yeah free bait!!
Wow!
Nice video. Keep it up. 👍
Thank you 👍
Nice! Hope you catch the big one!
I hope so too! Thanks for watching.
Nice. Show Geof the image
Kelp cod why don't you keep hem? Are they not eatable?
good job cleaning up.
Maybe Baby ❤
Great finds! I was hoping for a cleaning video too for the morels 😇
Hello & thank u for your videos. I am new to Wa. & your videos have bin a big help when It comes to enjoying the outdoors. Keep em coming & thanks again.
The mushroom you have at 5:34 is what most guidebooks would call Gyromitra esculenta, but it's currently being argued about in scientific circles if what we have in the Pacific NW is actually that species. Common names are the calves brain mushroom or false morel. It contains a compound, gyromitrin, that your body metabolizes into monomethylhydrazine (a substance used for rocket fuel) and can be fatal if eaten raw. It is traditionally eaten around the world with very specific methods of preparation that help reduces this toxin, but I wouldn't recommend it. The mushroom at 7:52 is a related mushroom, called Gyromitra montana. It's common name is the snow morel. These are commonly eaten and have been tested fairly heavily and haven't been found to have the toxin I mentioned previously. But since they are related to a potentially deadly mushroom and can be difficult to tell apart (these mushrooms a lighter brown color and a thick, folded, brain-like stem while the poisonous relative has a slender mostly hollow stem and a dark brown to maroon color on the cap) it's still not recommended to eat these. You also mentioned the early morel, which is the common name for Verpa bohemica. They grow in association with cottonwood trees, have fluff filled stems and wrinkly thimble-like caps. Those need to be thoroughly cooked like morels or they'll make you sick and it seems more people than average are just allergic to them, so it's not recommended to feed them to large groups of people.
My mom always cooked all the mushrooms that we ate when I was younger. She's no longer with us so I can't learn from her on type and, preparation. When in doubt don't pick them.
@@seasonaloutdoorswitherin297 Very sound advice!
I wouldn't eat gyromitra esculenta. Many people eat gyromitra Montana which is known as the snowbank morel. They are usually larger.
What beach were you at ?
Grayland Washington Pacific Ocean.
You didn't share your secret spot 😅
This area is Mt Hood National Forest. Find burn areas.
Great video!!
He's working the business end of a clam rake🎉
Hey i got one that year to! I love seeing this
I don't think that's a geoduck, i think it's a horse clam. Different thing.
❤🫡
This seems like the best way to not waste the clam while removing a lot of the nasty stuff and it looks tasty! I am impressed!
Imagine minding your business for 100 years buried 2ft in the sand only for a bunch humans to suddenly go like "okay... today I'm down here looking to see about digging geoduck"... the insanity of the human species is real.