Lobster Catch and Cook on the BBQ
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- čas přidán 13. 06. 2024
- In this video I head down to my local beach for a shore dive. I find some amazing crabs and lobsters, and show you some simple tips for cooking them up on the barbecue!
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The lobster whisperer strikes again 🫡
Great lobster action Joe. Amazing effort with the camera setup down there too!
I do love a good lobster. In garlic butter and I love the fact your family is included with your catches and tries everything such a great way to save on food by getting your own well done mate 👍
Thanks so much!
Lobster is very nice undeniably. But a big old brown crab is just sublime.
@@derekroberts8637 my wife loves all forms of crustaceans she prefers lobster then spider then brown but over all she wouldn’t say no to any of them
@@familyfishingplus1774 I live in the Midlands, so I take what I can when I can!
Got 2 of each off a fisherman in Pembrokeshire a few weeks back. The lobby claws were like my fists. He asked for £30!! I gave him £40 and thanked him greatly.
Well done maté thoroughly enjoyed your video 👍 hopefully weather gets better over here so I can create a lot more content 😁 keep going mate
Just received on of those lobster/torch hooks, game changer. Great Chanel by the way 👌🏻
Awesome! Thank you!
Lovely vlog Joe, youre very lucky to have a great bit of coastline at your fingertips, enjoy!
I sure am! Cheers.
Amazing video bro, keep the content rolling
Thanks! Will do!
@joe my son now is 4yrs old going 5 this september. time flies.!
legend mate
Great video 👍
lovely botanical spot Mate🤙🤗
Tis indeed!
el poder capturar crustáceos añade otro interés a la pesca, una suerte para vosotros ya que en España está prohibida su captura a la pescasub, que aproveche muy interesante vídeo
Well done Captain, it was really interesting to see you accept that it wouldn’t be fishy and so focus on lobos instead. There’s a lot to be said for that - focusing on one hunting strategy at a time and being prepared to adapt as well is essential to successful hunts. What are your thoughts?
I think a good hunter is one who can adapt and bring home dinner whatever posedion throws at him/her!
Awesome video Joe 👍🏻🤗👋🏻💯👌😍🥰🦞🦀
Many thanks!
Great video as usual Joe, will there be a video also for the crab linguine??
not planned right now but possibly some time in the future...
Great video Joe - I'm interested to hear what it is that you have used to attach your torch to your lobster hook?
Funny how things work, I just took a look at your channel after not seeing you for a while and you uploaded a minute ago 🤣
Welcome back! But I've uploaded 8 times recently...
I'm 40hrs into a 48hr water fast and then you cook up 2 stunning lobster in front of me !!! I'm not sure I can make the 48hrs now 😂
Water fast?
@@funkeydude99director no food, just water for 48hrs.. I normally do a 72hr twice a year but cut it short this time 😁
Oops, sorry about that!
@@JoePkSpearfishing I pushed on through 😆
delicious lobsters🤙
Fantastic bit of education for any would be lobster forager Joe. So important that we all are aware that any lobster that has any sponginess to it is generally not a great eater. Let’s all forage responsibly and try not to take the girls from the ecosystem ❤ good on you Cappo
Thanks Pickle. Definitely thinking about future stocks is the way forward.
Just arrived in Scotland for a week and can’t wait to get in the water again. Great timing for further inspiration. Quick question - do you routinely have your torch gaffered to the lobster hook or was that just because it freed a hand up for filming solo?
Fantastic, hope you have goot times in the water! So now yes I routinely have the torch actually mounted on a welded magnet bracket on the side of the hook. Ben does hand-make some that we sell at the shop although they are very fiddly to make I believe!
Hallo Joe, i really would like to live an adventure like yours. Which part of England did you dive in this video?
South Devon
Was down at Slapton recently with university for a field trip, was wondering if it’s close to where you go Mr pike !
V close Mr Robson! V close indeed :)
👍
Great Video did you notch the big boy before releasing him?
Thanks. As far as I'm aware, the V notch system is for females.
we just had an oil spill here in singapore :(( welp, no more seafood foraging for awhile…
Oh no, sorry to hear it..
What the name of the place where you dive?
Just one advice: next time don't add that butter/garlic sauce, but a mix of olive oil, lemon juice, salt and parsley mixed together 😉
Sounds great I look forward to trying!
What a shame about the viability! Some fantastic lobsters tho. The interest reef is just left of the middle carpark my father shot some good Pollock and a big turbot many years ago tho.
Yeah, was a shame, often bad in that bay. Haha you know the spot! Fair play
Have you ever dived on that reef? left hand side of the middle carpark, then about 50 yards further left, reef start's about 170ish yards out.
Lobsters quite common in UK waters I see, shallow waters I mean. Not so common here in Portugal. Spider crabs yes, not lobsters.
I love your videos but don't really tell us what beaches etc you are fishing from. Would be great to know.
I don't like to say exactly where because it could encourage many people to go to those areas I forage, when I think it's better for people to find their own spots so that certain marks don't get hammered. There is loads of coastline to pick from!
Yummy🦞🦞
Bro why didn’t you clean all that gunk off 🤮🤢?
Eggs liver etc, some like some don't I guess...
@@JoePkSpearfishing that black long thing was liver?
@@RodSoCold Black / green stuff is the eggs that turns orange when you cook it