Wow, a whole new thing. I've never seen shrimping before daylight by wading the shallows. That is really cool. Then back to the house for a beautiful sunrise, absolutely beautiful. LOL A PERFECT egg yolk !!!! Man I'm so proud for you both, it is great to see a couple of hardworking and deserving people enjoying a wonderful life. You two ROCK! Best Wishes and Ten Thousand Blessings Micky C.
I miss those days of burning the candle at both ends up at the Cape, shrimping on the bridge at night, til 04:00, get ready to go offshore and grab buoy bass for dinner on the way out or in. Go home, eat, nap and hit the bridge again 😎 my biggest shrimp was 11" and blue crab to boot. Then head back out to the port in the kayak in the am and get more dinner. Snook & muttons loved those fat shrimp 😋 Good times
During shrimp season in Jacksonville I would buy a bag of generic cat food, tie a piece of line around it, attach a balloon, throw it in my super-secret St. John's River shrimping spot at low tide, then wait as tide moved in. After a bit spent fishing, clam digging whatever I would return and when the shrimp were jumping on top of the water drop a cast net and get a couple gallons of shrimp in one cast. It was a lot of fun. The 5lb bag of generic cat food cost $1.50 at the Navy Exchange, while the shrimp bait was around $2.00 a pound at tackle and bait shops. Thanks a lot for the video!
Awww, yeah! Bonus episode! Hey Dibs dude, try a red light headlamp. The bright white seems to make them run/dive, the red will reflect on their eyes but won’t spook them as easily. A lot of your Brevard brethren have switched to red lights. Cheers!!
@@KeyWestWaterman the red headlamp may not make for good video but might produce more shrimp. Good luck! They’re running in oak hill now, going to give it a shot this weekend on the skiff contraption.
hats off to the cook and the fisherman! this for me was probably one of my favorite videos you have made I've always wanted to go shrimping while I was down in the Keys. we get down there for a little over a week once a year and I've always wondered if I could just walk around with a net and a light and you just proved that is totally doable so I'm going to go head over to Amazon and purchase a net and one of those bins you were putting your catch into.A Total chef's kiss of a video guys
We call them Prawns here in Australia, we get them in the estuaries in the summer and at a some period during the night they come to the surface and swim to the mouth of the estuary and we net them top water. It’s not uncommon to get two kilos in a few hours. They are bloody delicious. Another great video Aaron thanks mate 👏👏👏👌
I recon a head torch would go down very well!!!! doing that shrimping with the net hand held torch & trying to catch the shrimp🦐=🍤.... I wanted to jump into episode to give a hand🤲😂😂🤣🤣
Remember when younger, we would got to the mangrove flats, grassland and make a drive and catch feding lobsters by hand in knee deep water. Fill a sack with large ones. Down south we eat a lot of sweet chiles. Added to most dishes while cooking. Ceviche non spicy with sweet chiles. Add a bit of spicy ones or tabasco
You are a hunter gatherer of the sea. What an amazing lifestyle. I know you have paid some dues to achieve those beautiful views but in turn you live a life not waisted.
You definately have the most variety of outings of any channel I've found. I enjoy the simple and basic harvesting and subsequent cooking and eating the natural foods available. Well done you two!
In the 70 and early 80 we had a place on ramrod. Plenty of shrimp and crabs kinda a mangrove encircled lake. Then it got discovered. I understand why you did not give it up but you kinda did by the drive time lol. Thanks for the memories. You are doing it like we usta do. Conch on.
That was good, you’re right sometimes you have to “taste the pain” and just do it. As always thanks for your vids I send your vids links to many people including my brother in Cuba 😊. Thanks Madeline for the breakfast cooking !
When we went to the Bahamas we’d go out at high tide late night and use the light and scoop them up off the pylons on the docks and use them as live bait before the sun came up on the beach hitting those Jacks cruzin, so much fun. Another catch method was walking the beach and shuffling your feet in the sand as you walk, then turn around and shine the light and all the shrimp would come to the top and you scoop them right up. I love watching your videos, brings back such memories, thx!!!
used to sit in Tavernier creek on outgoing tide in the spring with a coleman lantern on the front of a 14 foot johnboat and net them by the dozens. great times !!!
Love this video. We’d do same thing here in Tampa. Walk out with a head lamp pulling a 5 gallon bucket with holes drilled in.wrap bucket with pool noodle to keep it a float. Drill a hole in lid with slits to the perimeter of the top. Made a small catcher kinda like a critter trap on the end of a pole. Copper is good but scary when a storm is around. We use a painter’s extension. Trap door on the trap could be secured with a rubber band or mousetrap spring you release with the string up to the shaft. Best of all is it’s so peaceful while doing it. I’d send a picture of the trap if I could figure it out. Thanks
I once had Huevos Rancheros in a hotel restaurant at a hotel that was once a monastery in Puebla Mexico. As I recall that and a Café con leche was only about $3 US back in 1974.
Great video Dibs! Always great to see Madeleine as well. Gotta say that I’ve never seen anyone shrimp that way before. Usually, I thought there should have been more together than they were but you saying how great it was is an indication of why that is. That breakfast had me drooling.
Woohoo, feel like I hit the lottery, two episodes, plus clams in one week. You should check out the shrimp run that Brooke Christ posted this week. Have a great, safe weekend my friend!!
I'd say that's a taste beyond comparison.....Taste Buds delight!!.....Used to shrimp off the Titusville Causeway pier under a converted SS bowl with a 20 ft. dipper.....I use to really rip the shrimps....LOL!!😎
I grew up in Orlando and I've spent a few nights at Titusville or Oak Hill looking down in the water with a net in my hands and a beer not far away. Some nights it's a bonanza and the buckets get filled. Others, half a cocktail if you're lucky. Never will forget them glowing eyes. Good video.
A day off work today. Watched some main-stream media, true crime and some dumb "suggested" stuff that left me feeling yucky. Saved your video for my second cup of coffee. As it started, this peace just came over me as I enjoyed watching the simplicity of what is your life. You have no idea exactly how much I mean it when I say thank you for providing something so wholesome and beautiful to watch.
Great video as always! It's not easy to do it by yourself but WOW you nailed it. Try Sugarloaf for shrimp. There's a bridge the locals jump off of on the canal. Dip net and a couple of lights and a bucket. You're sure to catch plenty. I'm betting that breakfast was delicious 👍
The sun rise in your home is awesome. I really enjoy the early morning adventure . Plus the breakfast company is nice. Y'all truly live a good life. Its never easy but much respect for both y'all. It inspires me to get out and do more in our world. This ol veteran appreciates the videos and the adventure.
One day Id enjoy seeing you have the guy from YBS young bloods on your channel in the keys. No idea if hed do it. But I think the contrast in his excitable approach to ocean life plus your calm respectful approach to ocean harvesting would be an interesting video. Plus hes in the south pacific and you being in the keys would make it compelling and adventurous. Just a thought. I know you have collaboration with others before.
First, I want to say I love how respectful you are of the animals that feed us all. Second, I have a question. Have you ever run into alligators or crocodiles out in the mangroves?
When I was a kid we shrimped in Key West at night by any wooden docks we could find. We used a flashlight with a red lens and they didn't run or bury themselves like they do with a white light. Great video! I want to try crabbing at night with a net this summer.
This reminds me of going flounder gigging all night when I was a kid. My grandad used to do this with a lantern and a gig like back in the 40s for flounder. He said he gigged 100 one night they were mostly like 10 12 inches long. He got home for breakfast and his mother fried flounder he talked like that was good !!! We still have a house on the water there close to were he did that. It's an awesome drum spot these days and all the bluecrabs you can catch.
Try using a red light headlamp, I've tried green, red and regular white lights for shrimping off the bridge up at the Cape. They all attract shrimp, but the red has a bonus effect-once they meander on into the light circle, they just sort of stop and hang out. Guess it's the red light district effect 😂 Red seems to mesmerize them and they're way easier to scoop up 😁 Gotta hold it real still tho, if you flicker around they'll book it outta there
Great stuff! bandage scissors or trauma shears with big plastic easy grip handles like ER docs and nurses use would be great for cutting through shells and bones and are not that expensive. You can cut through a copper penny with them.
Watched your video before going fishing this morning. Man you're living the life! That was an interesting dish. I would never have thought shrimp, lobster, bacon and eggs would work together. Looked delicious. Great content as usual. By the way, your new grass is looking good on the side of your house.
What a wonderful surprise! I so enjoy hanging out with you two! Madeliene that looks amazing. I have to look up the queso though, I've not heard of that. Have a beautiful week you two!
Two episodes this week!!! That's awesome!!
Yup!! Week is made!
thanks for tuning in 🙏
The fishing content gods have shined upon us all!
Exactly what I said
This needs more likes ASAP lol
Wow, a whole new thing. I've never seen shrimping before daylight by wading the shallows. That is really cool. Then back to the house for a beautiful sunrise, absolutely beautiful.
LOL A PERFECT egg yolk !!!!
Man I'm so proud for you both, it is great to see a couple of hardworking and deserving people enjoying a wonderful life. You two ROCK!
Best Wishes and Ten Thousand Blessings
Micky C.
haha glad you enjoyed it! was a wonderful morning all around! thanks for coming along 🙏
You can also get on the inlet walls on incoming tide with wall lights and pole nets! As Mr Young stated you can fill
Up 5 gallon buckets.
Very cool. I enjoy your style of editing. Very laid back and easy to watch 👏
love to hear it!
Awesome! I probably shouldn't have watched this right before going to bed.
haha
I miss those days of burning the candle at both ends up at the Cape, shrimping on the bridge at night, til 04:00, get ready to go offshore and grab buoy bass for dinner on the way out or in. Go home, eat, nap and hit the bridge again 😎 my biggest shrimp was 11" and blue crab to boot. Then head back out to the port in the kayak in the am and get more dinner. Snook & muttons loved those fat shrimp 😋 Good times
haha sounds like the good ol days!
During shrimp season in Jacksonville I would buy a bag of generic cat food, tie a piece of line around it, attach a balloon, throw it in my super-secret St. John's River shrimping spot at low tide, then wait as tide moved in. After a bit spent fishing, clam digging whatever I would return and when the shrimp were jumping on top of the water drop a cast net and get a couple gallons of shrimp in one cast. It was a lot of fun. The 5lb bag of generic cat food cost $1.50 at the Navy Exchange, while the shrimp bait was around $2.00 a pound at tackle and bait shops. Thanks a lot for the video!
haha I wish we had that many!
Awww, yeah! Bonus episode! Hey Dibs dude, try a red light headlamp. The bright white seems to make them run/dive, the red will reflect on their eyes but won’t spook them as easily. A lot of your Brevard brethren have switched to red lights. Cheers!!
yea I have a red filter on my head lamp, but with the camera on my head its hard to use it properly. will give it a try next time!
@@KeyWestWaterman the red headlamp may not make for good video but might produce more shrimp. Good luck! They’re running in oak hill now, going to give it a shot this weekend on the skiff contraption.
What a morning! Nice take and way to prep them all up so nicely!
was lovely!
hats off to the cook and the fisherman! this for me was probably one of my favorite videos you have made I've always wanted to go shrimping while I was down in the Keys. we get down there for a little over a week once a year and I've always wondered if I could just walk around with a net and a light and you just proved that is totally doable so I'm going to go head over to Amazon and purchase a net and one of those bins you were putting your catch into.A Total chef's kiss of a video guys
haha glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for having us along. It's a joy in this day and age to see a man with a dip net getting breakfast.
haha thanks for coming
That is an awesome looking breakfast,those shrimp had no idea what was coming.
haha glad you enjoyed it!
We call them Prawns here in Australia, we get them in the estuaries in the summer and at a some period during the night they come to the surface and swim to the mouth of the estuary and we net them top water. It’s not uncommon to get two kilos in a few hours. They are bloody delicious. Another great video Aaron thanks mate 👏👏👏👌
thats wild! love to hear how its done in other parts of the world. thanks for sharing! 🙏
We call them "flippin heaven" in Virginia 😜
So crazy we dip out of grass and to see it on that sand bottom is super cool
yea thats what im used to!
I recon a head torch would go down very well!!!! doing that shrimping with the net hand held torch & trying to catch the shrimp🦐=🍤.... I wanted to jump into episode to give a hand🤲😂😂🤣🤣
lol its ideal but then I have to hold the camera. camera is on the head its easier that way.
Just another crappy day in Paradise! LOL! Oh, the suffering! :)
Thanks!
haha
If there was ever a breakfast I’m sad I missed… THIS is it. Madeleines huevos rancheros is undefeated
we took all the leftover ingredients and threw them in your pillow case. just throw it straight in the oven when you get home.
@@KeyWestWaterman I am home
Got my internet back now I can Binge watch and get caught up on my favorite show
haha love to hear it!
Every time I watch a few of your videos in a Row I get Hungry, Man O Man that looks Good. All the Best, NY
Haha i guess that’s a good thing!
Looks good…..off to buy some shrimp! Thx, Andrew
haha thanks for tuning in!
The happy fisherman from South Florida thank you for your videos
thanks so much!
Remember when younger, we would got to the mangrove flats, grassland and make a drive and catch feding lobsters by hand in knee deep water. Fill a sack with large ones. Down south we eat a lot of sweet chiles. Added to most dishes while cooking. Ceviche non spicy with sweet chiles. Add a bit of spicy ones or tabasco
sounds like a good time!
The Wider light made a difference I like to show it had all the stuff that you need to see on Waterman's I love you show
love to hear it thank you!
Cool video Aaron! Amazing what lurks while we sleep. Thankfully no alligator eyes staring back!! Stay safe my friend.
haha right!
You are a hunter gatherer of the sea. What an amazing lifestyle. I know you have paid some dues to achieve those beautiful views but in turn you live a life not waisted.
it def didn't come easy but was worth every second! 🙏
You definately have the most variety of outings of any channel I've found. I enjoy the simple and basic harvesting and subsequent cooking and eating the natural foods available. Well done you two!
we do quite a bit of different stuff down here! glad you enjoy the channel! 🙏
How amazing to just walk out your back door and go shrimping. You are truly blessed. Breakfast looked amazing, Madeleine 😊
I won't argue that!
Was not expecting a video tonight.
Glad I turned on CZcams.
Dinner theatre. 😂
haha
@@KeyWestWaterman I think Tuna was feeling a little “interrupted”. Lol
That does look like it might have sleeping powder in it. Fun vid! Great job guys!
haha glad you enjoyed it!
In the 70 and early 80 we had a place on ramrod. Plenty of shrimp and crabs kinda a mangrove encircled lake. Then it got discovered. I understand why you did not give it up but you kinda did by the drive time lol. Thanks for the memories. You are doing it like we usta do. Conch on.
or did I? 😉 haha thanks for watching.
That dish looks incredible. Nice technique with that net buddy.
glad you enjoyed it!
Wooo Hooo! Bonus post! It’s a great week!
haha
Awesome video… that egg yolk was liquid gold 😋
haha right!
That was good, you’re right sometimes you have to “taste the pain” and just do it. As always thanks for your vids I send your vids links to many people including my brother in Cuba 😊.
Thanks Madeline for the breakfast cooking !
haha right! thanks so much for coming along!
Slipped a. video in on us !! lol Way cool man !! "Taste the Pain" I can relate .... Thanks for sharing. Cheers to you both !!
haha like to sneak them in
When we went to the Bahamas we’d go out at high tide late night and use the light and scoop them up off the pylons on the docks and use them as live bait before the sun came up on the beach hitting those Jacks cruzin, so much fun. Another catch method was walking the beach and shuffling your feet in the sand as you walk, then turn around and shine the light and all the shrimp would come to the top and you scoop them right up. I love watching your videos, brings back such memories, thx!!!
thats wild, didnt know they did it over there! so cool
used to sit in Tavernier creek on outgoing tide in the spring with a coleman lantern on the front of a 14 foot johnboat and net them by the dozens. great times !!!
thats awesome!
Love this video. We’d do same thing here in Tampa. Walk out with a head lamp pulling a 5 gallon bucket with holes drilled in.wrap bucket with pool noodle to keep it a float. Drill a hole in lid with slits to the perimeter of the top. Made a small catcher kinda like a critter trap on the end of a pole. Copper is good but scary when a storm is around. We use a painter’s extension. Trap door on the trap could be secured with a rubber band or mousetrap spring you release with the string up to the shaft. Best of all is it’s so peaceful while doing it. I’d send a picture of the trap if I could figure it out. Thanks
haha sounds like quite the set up
Really nice dish the pain tasted great. Glad our shrimp are plentiful in St Johns
haha love it!
Shrimp and or lobster goes good on anything! Now go take a NAP! 😂
haha right!
Now that's my kind of breakfast!🤤 great job guy's! ❤️
haha glad you enjoyed it!
Earning it dude! Gathering adventures are the best!
haha right! thanks for tuning in
My Dad used to call them "Chicken Leg Shrimp" because of how big they'd be when we caught them....albeit in the Laguna Madre in Corpus Christi. 💯👍🏻🤙🏻
haha!
love how peacefull and zen your videos are! I would love to see a video on tips for free diving
will add it to the list! love to hear it!
As a phone guy as well, “rumor has it” tabbing shears and Kevlar snips work wonders on lobster tails. I wouldn’t know… just what I heard 😂😂🤷♂️
haha still have my kevlar snips they work amazing!
I once had Huevos Rancheros in a hotel restaurant at a hotel that was once a monastery in Puebla Mexico. As I recall that and a Café con leche was only about $3 US back in 1974.
Sounds like a lovely time!
Looks so good! Especially self harvested and homemade
was so good!
Great video Dibs! Always great to see Madeleine as well. Gotta say that I’ve never seen anyone shrimp that way before. Usually, I thought there should have been more together than they were but you saying how great it was is an indication of why that is.
That breakfast had me drooling.
yea there are other ways to do it down here as well. but depends on the spot. glad you enjoyed it!
@@KeyWestWaterman of the channels I follow, I really look forward to you and the ‘clam’
Yummy! When I was growing up we did something similar with duck eggs and frog legs with biscuits, but our queso was good ol gravy.
haha that sounds great!
Awesome looking breakfast tostadas! I’m going to do my North west version with avocado. Thanks for the share.
Haha glad you enjoyed it! Normally throw avocado on there as well, but we didn’t have any
Paradise two ways. Stay blessed guys.
haha
Woohoo, feel like I hit the lottery, two episodes, plus clams in one week. You should check out the shrimp run that Brooke Christ posted this week. Have a great, safe weekend my friend!!
will have to give it a look, its nothing like where I grew up doing it here.but its better than nothin!
Awesome! I used to stalk shrimp and crab in the shallow water.
a ton of fun!
I think the new boat is so badass and intuitive
Love how it came out!
Loving your recent videos. They all amazing but it’s nice to see you change it up 🤘
just starting to film more of what we do, glad you enjoy it!
Let's GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!! 2nd Video for the week and it was shrimping Key West style and eating a great breakfast. Thanks. Great video.
haha hope you enjoyed it!
We use to catch plenty of shrimp at the first culvert where we called army hill. The property is now owned by the city behind the airport.
I heard its good over in that area!
That's awesome guys .now that is living I enjoyed the video thank you.
was a lovely morning! thanks for coming along
I'd say that's a taste beyond comparison.....Taste Buds delight!!.....Used to shrimp off the Titusville Causeway pier under a converted SS bowl with a 20 ft. dipper.....I use to really rip the shrimps....LOL!!😎
haha been there plenty of nights back in the day! miss them for sure
I grew up in Orlando and I've spent a few nights at Titusville or Oak Hill looking down in the water with a net in my hands and a beer not far away. Some nights it's a bonanza and the buckets get filled. Others, half a cocktail if you're lucky. Never will forget them glowing eyes. Good video.
haha man I miss those nights! couple of to go pizzas! the good ol' days.
A day off work today. Watched some main-stream media, true crime and some dumb "suggested" stuff that left me feeling yucky. Saved your video for my second cup of coffee. As it started, this peace just came over me as I enjoyed watching the simplicity of what is your life. You have no idea exactly how much I mean it when I say thank you for providing something so wholesome and beautiful to watch.
Haha that makes me happy to hear!
Great video as always! It's not easy to do it by yourself but WOW you nailed it. Try Sugarloaf for shrimp. There's a bridge the locals jump off of on the canal. Dip net and a couple of lights and a bucket. You're sure to catch plenty. I'm betting that breakfast was delicious 👍
i'm familiar with it! haven't shrimped up there yet though.
The sun rise in your home is awesome. I really enjoy the early morning adventure . Plus the breakfast company is nice. Y'all truly live a good life. Its never easy but much respect for both y'all. It inspires me to get out and do more in our world. This ol veteran appreciates the videos and the adventure.
it never gets old! really love to hear that, theres a big world out there 🙏
One day Id enjoy seeing you have the guy from YBS young bloods on your channel in the keys. No idea if hed do it. But I think the contrast in his excitable approach to ocean life plus your calm respectful approach to ocean harvesting would be an interesting video. Plus hes in the south pacific and you being in the keys would make it compelling and adventurous. Just a thought. I know you have collaboration with others before.
Love to see a floundering episode!
I wish we got them down here! love me some flounder
This new content is awesome Aaron! Truly enjoyable video, keep it coming!
glad you enjoyed it! 🙏
First, I want to say I love how respectful you are of the animals that feed us all. Second, I have a question. Have you ever run into alligators or crocodiles out in the mangroves?
🙏 and I have not yet, we rarely get them this far south.
@@KeyWestWaterman Awesome, I have worried about you out there in the wilds, lol.
That breakfast looks delicious! Love from Mexico City!
thanks for tuning in! 🙏
When I was a kid we shrimped in Key West at night by any wooden docks we could find. We used a flashlight with a red lens and they didn't run or bury themselves like they do with a white light. Great video! I want to try crabbing at night with a net this summer.
crabbing it just as fun!
This reminds me of going flounder gigging all night when I was a kid. My grandad used to do this with a lantern and a gig like back in the 40s for flounder. He said he gigged 100 one night they were mostly like 10 12 inches long. He got home for breakfast and his mother fried flounder he talked like that was good !!! We still have a house on the water there close to were he did that. It's an awesome drum spot these days and all the bluecrabs you can catch.
I sure miss flounder gigging! we did it a ton when I was younger as well!
caught myself drooling when the yoke popped... not gonna lie
😂
Yo! Bad ass brother! Big props from dirty water Cape Coral. Fl what a view. Super inspired to get there
haha thanks for tuning in!
Looks absolutely amazing!! Great recipe and great vid! Thanks for sharing and taking us along!
glad you enjoyed it!
The dedication is real !🙏
🙏
Let’s see a pulley ridge deep drop trip! That would be epic and something I’ve always wanted to go do
haha hopefully one day!
Mouth is watering. Enjoyed the video as usual. Ern wants me to make that for him. Lol
haha its so dang good!
Try using a red light headlamp, I've tried green, red and regular white lights for shrimping off the bridge up at the Cape. They all attract shrimp, but the red has a bonus effect-once they meander on into the light circle, they just sort of stop and hang out. Guess it's the red light district effect 😂
Red seems to mesmerize them and they're way easier to scoop up 😁
Gotta hold it real still tho, if you flicker around they'll book it outta there
appreciate the tip!
Definitely a different approach than shrimping from a boat at the railroad bridge
haha you aint lyin!
Great stuff! bandage scissors or trauma shears with big plastic easy grip handles like ER docs and nurses use would be great for cutting through shells and bones and are not that expensive. You can cut through a copper penny with them.
my fiber snips, from my telco days work great!
Watched your video before going fishing this morning. Man you're living the life! That was an interesting dish. I would never have thought shrimp, lobster, bacon and eggs would work together. Looked delicious. Great content as usual. By the way, your new grass is looking good on the side of your house.
haha i'm trying! hope you got into some fish!
Thanks for sharing! Love the videos. Looks delicious!
glad you enjoyed it!
Back where I'm from in PNG, we normally use a spear to catch in a similar style when the tide is right with clear crystal water
thats pretty cool!
Very nice ! Food looks amazing!
was delish!
Dude that dish at the end looks STUPID fucking GOOD!
always amazing!
Bonus episode! Awesome!
thanks for tuning in!
Thanks for the recipe, always enjoy new ideas from you and Will.
glad you enjoy them!
Appreciate the bonus vid! Thank you!
glad you enjoyed it!
love the midweek trip
love to hear it!
Thank you for the mid week break! Always something new to try. Loved as always
glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for the xtra vidieo looked so good
glad you enjoyed it!
What a wonderful surprise! I so enjoy hanging out with you two! Madeliene that looks amazing. I have to look up the queso though, I've not heard of that. Have a beautiful week you two!
thanks for coming along! queso fresco is a wonderful light soft crumbly cheese! gotta try it
spoiling us dibs! love it! thanks for doing what u do!
haha im tryin!
Watched your Monday video last night and saw this posted you had me not knowing what day it was. Great content!
haha love it
Awesome breakfast in Paradise!
glad you enjoyed it!
Great video Waterman....!
Glad you enjoyed it
Another good one. This you tube show has become my little escape from reality.
love to hear it! 🙏
Absolutely gorgeous sunrise, great video, thanks for the 2nd video of the week 👍👍😎. Ice storm switched over to snow here in mid Michigan
glad you enjoyed it! stay warm!
So cool! You keep your channel so interesting 🤔. Loving the catch and cook! God bless you and Madeleine!
im tryin!
I had to look at my calendar and make sure I didn't miss a whole weekend lol great bonus video thanks for sharing
😂
Omgosh that dish looks amazing!
it was so good!
Looks delicous! I'm thinking about making chilaquilles with fresh shrimp & libster tail now! Thank you Aaron & Madeline for the idea!!
haha thanks for tuning in!
I love this channel - so peaceful.. Looked like an amazing breakie !!
really love to hear that!