You are so lucky to have a great, fun father and a great, always smiling wife who enjoys fishing together! My dad never did anything with me, not once. My wife doesn't like to be in the sun, so all my fishing is by myself and it sure would be nice to have it be a family affair like you do! You are very, very blessed!!
No one ever taught me how to fish for crabs when I was a little kid, but that is exactly what I did. Piece of chicken on a line and pull them up into the bucket. I never told anybody what I was doing on the pier, and we never ate them. I would just throw them back. But I had endless little boy fun catching them and playing with them on the small pier. Got pinched more than once and that drew tears, but hey, I was only nine or ten years old!
A bit of advice from Cajun country: when crabbing like this, use ladies pantyhose/stockings to put the chicken in. Cut the stockings a little larger than the bait, tie a knot on each end,then the line tog the knot rather than through the chicken. Bait lasts longer & often the crabs claws get hung up on the stockings, makes them a little easier to catch.
Watching from Southern MD, loved this video and the authenticity of the videos you guys create. MD will always be a part of your life no matter the road you take once you leave the state. 🦀🦀🦀
I'm allergic to crab, so I only ever tried it the one time as a kid, but I remember it was sooo good right up until my lips started itching and swelling. Still remember how sweet it was!
crabs are delicious, i am feeling sorry for you 😒😒, watch out for more seafood you can also be alergic to, most people i know that are allergic to shrimp (for example) are also alergic to other seafood like octopus, squid, clams etc...
Awesome fun at the bayou watching you guys and gal 😁 catch those blue's. I'm from Galveston and we catch a lot of blue's. But am gonna save your recipe man I could taste those from here 😂. Great video as usual. Cheer's ✌️😁🎣 keep on slinging that string!!!
My dad and me use to go fishing alot when he's healthy , right now he's a bit sick so we rarely get the chance to go together, I hope one day we can go fishing again together 😊😊
Molti interssante divertente l'esca con pollo e grande esperienza e fa ache ridere. Da vedere assolutamente non ho parole Eccezionale in tutto non si finisce mai di impare grazie x il votro impegno
I've been drooling watching this video . I've had maryland crab cakes before when I was in Virginia. I miss them so much .Fantastic video. Thanks for the memories.
When I was a kid my mom would take us to help her catch blue crabs 50 years ago, she would dangle a chicken neck tied to a short cane pole over the grassy Bay Area of Bradenton Beach, we would scoop the crabs up with a hand held net and put them in the bucket. Within an hour we had plenty of crabs for supper. Many memories watching your video. Happy crabbing !
WOW am I envious!!! I was stationed in St. Mary's County, MD with the US Coast Guard years ago. Fresh caught blue crabs, oysters, and hush puppies!! The locals would fill jars with blue crab meat, vinegar, and their favorite hot peppers, and see whose peppers were the hottest!! YIKES!! Sadly, as I got older, I developed a shellfish allergy...oh NOOOOOO!!!! I can now only safely eat fish. RATS!!!! But the memories still linger on any taste buds forty-five years later.
Maryland stays with ya forever (:D)...chicken on a string + net = crabs 🦀🦀🦀 (authentically chicken neck for tougher longer lasting bait)...or use the catching MD cages built for catching crab and have big nuff holes to let go the ones too small to keep - (:D).
Hello everyone. Those crab cakes look so delicious. Thank you for sharing. Coming back to Florida soon. Hope to catch some crabs and use the recipe you shared.
I've always crabbed from pier , bridge , and from land not in water like that..... I use crab traps we make . Or crab rings . And hand lines sometimes... But fish always works good for me and chicken
Great job guys,,, it was great to see your fiancé and father out with you in the water having a great time… I have missed out on those times with my father and the fiancé. But I’m gonna get my son into it with me. And maybe it’ll be some therapy for the disabled veteran. God bless you in a day, and I love the recipe for the crabcakes most wonderful.😊
I grew up on the Eastern Shore of Maryland and often crabbed off bridges using the necks, backs, etc of the chicken and attaching some bolts as weights. When you pull up the line, have your net ready because the crab will let go as soon as they come out of the water. Of course you’re catching the Chesapeake Blue Claws and there’s nothing like them.
I thourhly enjoy ur Commentary Mr Skipper and Family 🌹 Awesome Masterpiece Class on Crabbing. I'm from MD. So I Felt that connection.. I Remember my Parents taking us Crabbing under the Bridge where the were Running Will back in the Day.. Thank You for Sharing brought back Memories for Me!!!!!!🔥🔥🔥
Your video brought back memories of me and my dad crabbing at Solomons Island in Maryland. We always used chicken parts, especially chicken necks to crab.
I used to use a chicken back or leg tied to a string and pull out so many crabs out of the Chesapeake bay back in the late 80s early 90s when I was a kid then take them to Lexington market and sell them to the vendors when I was a kid....so many memories
we used to go out and catch blue shell crab like your doing here in new england fire up the big pot and invite the neighbors was fun watching you guys it brought back memory's on how we did it .. which state you guys from seems ther'es plenty of blue shell there
I was born and raised in FL. Welcome and enjoy. Noticed the White Edition Joy of Cooking in your collection. If that is the Wh I te Ed I tion with Barbeque Sauce on page 90. Congrats.!
we shell, clean, break in half to a cluster, and steam our crabs before we steam them and i'm from Surfside beach, Texas. we pick our crabs, we don't shuck them like an oyster ;) and i prefer them without any seasoning or butter ;)
At 27:22 of the video 😑 Kipper went Asian Mafia, on - ol’ girl like “you running your mouth, know your place.” I’ve always learned a great amount of important information ℹ️ via this channel, and I wish them all the best success.
We used to use chicken wire nets with chicken guts or fish heads tied down. In those days butchers would give kids free bait. Set and forget.... memories....Thanks!
My Italian uncle who was a great cook showed me how to get every last piece of meat out of a crab. I get the meat out of the legs that were cut with the scissors by tearing them off and breaking them in half to get to the meat. We used metal cages with sides that drop down and close up when they are lifted out of the water. The bait was always chicken drumsticks 🍗.
You can always catch them on big frozen fish baits as well and cut up baits in a bag as well where i go fishing on vacation in ocean city maryland areas i go to the oceanic fishing pier and they have very good deals on bait tackle crab gear as well
Great Video!!! So Worth it. I Really Enjoy All Your Videos but this one Takes the Cake. LOL. Thanks for Sharing. Very interesting the way youall caught them, cleaned them, and they looked so good I could almost taste them. Thank You. BTW I Loved your T-shirt Too. Keep up the great work. We Love You.
Hey skipper how are you? Have you ever done fishing in Rhode Island? I love to hear what you will use for bait and what fishing rod will you use, thanks for all the help
That’s America they got everything in there 😮 let’s go Americaaaaaaaaa😅 That’s blue crab are so satisfying 😅 tasty and meaty , they’re quite expensive last time when I went to New York 😊
Crab cake...what it's sold in the restaurant contain the crab body that is grind up to powder and add little of the crab meat. sounds like chicken nugget.
I was watching some guys fish off of a small bridge in a harbor in Miami. They had a massive four prong hook tied to the railing with one whole chicken per prong. Suddenly one of them yelled “hammerhead!!” and the bridge railing and walkway got yanked off and dragged into the bay. Fortunately they all managed to jump onto the roadway.
Not too bad. Should take a look how we do it in 🇦🇺 . Not allowed to use chicken though. Best way is to wait for the tide to go out then go raking in the sand
Hey mate, instead of vinager and water bring home plenty of the sea water you caught them in and boil them in that water. Even more delicious, promise.
thanks for watching friends! comment below and let us know if you would try using CHICKEN 🍗 for fishing bait?
Your welcome!
Always, but chicken necks and/or bull lips.
Powerfish will be proud!
Yes, tried using chicken breast but not the whole chicken . Great video
Bro what spot is this?
You are so lucky to have a great, fun father and a great, always smiling wife who enjoys fishing together! My dad never did anything with me, not once. My wife doesn't like to be in the sun, so all my fishing is by myself and it sure would be nice to have it be a family affair like you do! You are very, very blessed!!
Thank you so much. We are blessed, and so grateful for everything!
No one ever taught me how to fish for crabs when I was a little kid, but that is exactly what I did. Piece of chicken on a line and pull them up into the bucket. I never told anybody what I was doing on the pier, and we never ate them. I would just throw them back. But I had endless little boy fun catching them and playing with them on the small pier. Got pinched more than once and that drew tears, but hey, I was only nine or ten years old!
Being pinched by a crab was great practice for those two legged crabs with hands for pincers you would meet just a little later in life.
Yep ! That's the most fun I can remember as a child at kill devel hills N C
A bit of advice from Cajun country: when crabbing like this, use ladies pantyhose/stockings to put the chicken in. Cut the stockings a little larger than the bait, tie a knot on each end,then the line tog the knot rather than through the chicken. Bait lasts longer & often the crabs claws get hung up on the stockings, makes them a little easier to catch.
I would just like to give your wife/cameraman..a compliment..."Brandon got Very Lucky the day you came into his life!!!
Don't be a fkg perv!!!
I thought you were going to throw out a whole chicken to catch a big fish!!😂😂
Ya got me man!!
You are a blessed man to spend that kind of quality time with your father. Happy Father's Day
Watching from Southern MD, loved this video and the authenticity of the videos you guys create. MD will always be a part of your life no matter the road you take once you leave the state. 🦀🦀🦀
I moved to Florida 5 years ago, I really miss Maryland seafood!
I'm allergic to crab, so I only ever tried it the one time as a kid, but I remember it was sooo good right up until my lips started itching and swelling. Still remember how sweet it was!
crabs are delicious, i am feeling sorry for you 😒😒, watch out for more seafood you can also be alergic to, most people i know that are allergic to shrimp (for example) are also alergic to other seafood like octopus, squid, clams etc...
Awesome fun at the bayou watching you guys and gal 😁 catch those blue's. I'm from Galveston and we catch a lot of blue's. But am gonna save your recipe man I could taste those from here 😂. Great video as usual. Cheer's ✌️😁🎣 keep on slinging that string!!!
Thank you!
My dad and me use to go fishing alot when he's healthy , right now he's a bit sick so we rarely get the chance to go together, I hope one day we can go fishing again together 😊😊
Molti interssante divertente l'esca con pollo e grande esperienza e fa ache ridere. Da vedere assolutamente non ho parole Eccezionale in tutto non si finisce mai di impare grazie x il votro impegno
You guys aren't missing much in md. I'll be out on the dock all day just to catch 12-14 keepers.
I've been drooling watching this video . I've had maryland crab cakes before when I was in Virginia. I miss them so much .Fantastic video. Thanks for the memories.
Hi there is the location
When I was a kid my mom would take us to help her catch blue crabs 50 years ago, she would dangle a chicken neck tied to a short cane pole over the grassy Bay Area of Bradenton Beach, we would scoop the crabs up with a hand held net and put them in the bucket. Within an hour we had plenty of crabs for supper. Many memories watching your video. Happy crabbing !
Hey... no drinks with that fabulous crab! Lol...
This so very interesting and fun to watch. Must be a blast to actually be catching these!
Thanks for sharing this!
WOW am I envious!!! I was stationed in St. Mary's County, MD with the US Coast Guard years ago. Fresh caught blue crabs, oysters, and hush puppies!! The locals would fill jars with blue crab meat, vinegar, and their favorite hot peppers, and see whose peppers were the hottest!! YIKES!! Sadly, as I got older, I developed a shellfish allergy...oh NOOOOOO!!!! I can now only safely eat fish. RATS!!!! But the memories still linger on any taste buds forty-five years later.
You guys are great! Good to see the whole family enjoying spending time together!
Maryland stays with ya forever (:D)...chicken on a string + net = crabs 🦀🦀🦀 (authentically chicken neck for tougher longer lasting bait)...or use the catching MD cages built for catching crab and have big nuff holes to let go the ones too small to keep - (:D).
Hello everyone. Those crab cakes look so delicious. Thank you for sharing. Coming back to Florida soon. Hope to catch some crabs and use the recipe you shared.
you can also take all those shells boil them up for stock for later, do the same with Dungeness crab here in northern california, and rock crab
I've always crabbed from pier , bridge , and from land not in water like that..... I use crab traps we make . Or crab rings . And hand lines sometimes... But fish always works good for me and chicken
Great job guys,,, it was great to see your fiancé and father out with you in the water having a great time… I have missed out on those times with my father and the fiancé. But I’m gonna get my son into it with me. And maybe it’ll be some therapy for the disabled veteran. God bless you in a day, and I love the recipe for the crabcakes most wonderful.😊
I use catch blue crabs with my Dad. I taught my kids. It was always fun and yummy.
Great video; enjoyed watching how you setup and caught them.
I haven’t gone crabbing in years.
You gotta go!
@@HeySkipper yes for sure 👍
Great video, love the information and energy. You have a great family. Thank You, Ric
Very enjoyable watching you and your family having fun like that. Thanks for sharing.
Your Dad is F'n hilarious. I love teamwork!
You should use beer 🍺.
You’ll also need Old Bay seasoning and rock salt. That’s how you do it. Maryland style 😉 😁
I grew up on the Eastern Shore of Maryland and often crabbed off bridges using the necks, backs, etc of the chicken and attaching some bolts as weights. When you pull up the line, have your net ready because the crab will let go as soon as they come out of the water. Of course you’re catching the Chesapeake Blue Claws and there’s nothing like them.
Simply awesome! Thank you!
When I was visiting Gatorland in Florida they fed the alligators chicken too ! The Gators loved it!🦎🐊🐊
I learned so much from this video! Thanks so much. Keep the videos coming.🦀
Great video guys! Very well done & the crab looks delicious. Makes me want to go and do it myself!
I thourhly enjoy ur Commentary Mr Skipper and Family 🌹 Awesome Masterpiece Class on Crabbing. I'm from MD. So I Felt that connection.. I Remember my Parents taking us Crabbing under the Bridge where the were Running Will back in the Day.. Thank You for Sharing brought back Memories for Me!!!!!!🔥🔥🔥
Don't you have size limits? I didn't see you measuring them. Looks really yummy.
Your video brought back memories of me and my dad crabbing at Solomons Island in Maryland. We always used chicken parts, especially chicken necks to crab.
I used to use a chicken back or leg tied to a string and pull out so many crabs out of the Chesapeake bay back in the late 80s early 90s when I was a kid then take them to Lexington market and sell them to the vendors when I was a kid....so many memories
we used to go out and catch blue shell crab like your doing here in new england fire up the big pot and invite the neighbors was fun watching you guys it brought back memory's on how we did it .. which state you guys from seems ther'es plenty of blue shell there
Very smart on rain buckets!
@25:02 "they're all lethargic now, they won't hardly move" and proceeds to show the first crab making a mad sprint as soon as it lands in the pot lolz
Hey Skipper, watching your videos for a while now! love the content!! keep it up!! have you been down in Virginia Beach yet?
Your show is so informative, I've learned so much. Thank you!
Damn! That crab in the chicken’s but hole twice made my day😂😂😂double play😂😂
Perfect teaching! Thank you and good day.
Loved this one! Looks so good! Yum!
I've herd of useing chicken to load your crab trap. But have never herd of useing chicken as your crab trap. Hahaha
Love this video...new to your channel...excited about watching
Looks delicious, I will have to try the apple cider the next time I do crabs.
Thank you for a excellent video! You have really taught me how to catch crabs and also how to prepare them! Thank you!❤
I was born and raised in FL.
Welcome and enjoy.
Noticed the White Edition Joy of Cooking in your collection.
If that is the Wh I te Ed I tion with Barbeque Sauce on page 90.
Congrats.!
Why am I so hungry for seafood right now? Just curious.... good job guys. That was fun to watch.
we shell, clean, break in half to a cluster, and steam our crabs before we steam them
and i'm from Surfside beach, Texas. we pick our crabs, we don't shuck them like an oyster ;)
and i prefer them without any seasoning or butter ;)
You guys got that dialed in. Very cool video. Know I hungry for some blue crabs. 👍👍
At 27:22 of the video 😑 Kipper went Asian Mafia, on - ol’ girl like “you running your mouth, know your place.” I’ve always learned a great amount of important information ℹ️ via this channel, and I wish them all the best success.
I don't even like seafood, but this is fun to watch. I like your dad's "string trick" hahaha. I was actually surprised it didn't fall off.
Loved the video, i also have been catching catfish and stripper with your catchall rig and salted shrimp
We used to use chicken wire nets with chicken guts or fish heads tied down. In those days butchers would give kids free bait. Set and forget.... memories....Thanks!
beautiful family, you're so blessed my brother
brandon back in 64 and63 whenI was in the Navy we used to fish for blue crab in Virginia brach , with chicken necks
Great catching crabs guys, thanks for showing us how to make crabs cake, it’s delicious crabs cakes you guy make
Now I can't wait to get back to Texas this fall.
My Italian uncle who was a great cook showed me how to get every last piece of meat out of a crab. I get the meat out of the legs that were cut with the scissors by tearing them off and breaking them in half to get to the meat. We used metal cages with sides that drop down and close up when they are lifted out of the water. The bait was always chicken drumsticks 🍗.
That's how I used to catch crab in the Chesapeake Bay! We used chicken!
I have to make an unexpected road trip to the shore and wade in the back bay this weekend now!
I bet your entire family have a blast and a great day out , every time ya'll go fishing!!! Really cool!!
Chicken necks work really good as well and hotdogs as well i use to fish with anything to catch them
Yes they do.
You can always catch them on big frozen fish baits as well and cut up baits in a bag as well where i go fishing on vacation in ocean city maryland areas i go to the oceanic fishing pier and they have very good deals on bait tackle crab gear as well
Love yer Dad! Super cool Straight Shooter!
They make a nylon net for crabbing that thing is awesome I love mines
Great Video!!! So Worth it. I Really Enjoy All Your Videos but this one Takes the Cake. LOL. Thanks for Sharing. Very interesting the way youall caught them, cleaned them, and they looked so good I could almost taste them. Thank You. BTW I Loved your T-shirt Too. Keep up the great work. We Love You.
Nice !!! Looks good love your videos
Excellent video Skipper, Please do more video's like this!!
My heart trembles when you threw away the legs.
Me too
Woostershear sauce. Great video! Waiting for the catch n cook flounder vid. 😊
Oldbay is a must
Hey skipper how are you? Have you ever done fishing in Rhode Island? I love to hear what you will use for bait and what fishing rod will you use, thanks for all the help
Good plate combo, also makes a difference when you have a crab cake with actually crab vs like mostly bread....
That’s America they got everything in there 😮 let’s go Americaaaaaaaaa😅 That’s blue crab are so satisfying 😅 tasty and meaty , they’re quite expensive last time when I went to New York 😊
Can you please share the ingredient measurements of your Crab Cakes recipe?
They looked so yummy coming out of the oven!
Whoa Dad with the ninja string pull!!😮
Crab cake...what it's sold in the restaurant contain the crab body that is grind up to powder and add little of the crab meat. sounds like chicken nugget.
I was watching some guys fish off of a small bridge in a harbor in Miami. They had a massive four prong hook tied to the railing with one whole chicken per prong. Suddenly one of them yelled “hammerhead!!” and the bridge railing and walkway got yanked off and dragged into the bay. Fortunately they all managed to jump onto the roadway.
you only shuck oysters or clams....you clean the crabs...love from maryland we love your videos
Let them both go ! (Just kidding hahaha!)❤😂
Man that's a great catch of crab!!! Florida crab isn't half bad!
Greetings from Malaysia, thanks for the crab cake recipe. Would love to try baking it 😊
Not too bad. Should take a look how we do it in 🇦🇺 . Not allowed to use chicken though. Best way is to wait for the tide to go out then go raking in the sand
Great family time video! and the crab looks delicious.
Great video! So enjoyed this
Thanks!
I love your dads cap ❤
Nice catch and method! Those crabs are going for $1/ inch here in NYC. The big one probably $6/each. Definitely more than $200 worth.
It’s worth a lot. And they are very tasty!
When I was a kid and we would go freshwater catfishing my dad always needed two baits...hot dogs and chicken. We never came home without fish 😂
I have the same book, "Fish- Mark Bittman", Yeah, I'm from Baltimore, MD.
thanks for the video. i did not catch where you caught those crabs. where and when was this?
Hey mate, instead of vinager and water bring home plenty of the sea water you caught them in and boil them in that water. Even more delicious, promise.
Wonderful job brother and sister!
Great on the video, crab cakes look delicious
I always use chicken crabs loves it plus it releases all that grease.. 🎣🍻🦀🤘🏽
Haha chicken is best
Nice job. We always used chicken necks when we were kids.