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William Atta - 6 years ago

Amazing Andy I love and enjoy watching the catch and cooks keep up the amazing and awesome work Andy !!

Borderless Fishing - 6 years ago

Missing drone footage

frisko3000 - 6 years ago

It's chauduer.

Asif Rahman - 6 years ago

Can’t believe something so delicious could be inside something so scary looking. Btw, Andy, do you do Youtube full time?

ahmad al-hafiz faisal - 6 years ago

nice andy .. i really hope to go fishing with u

Oscar Ditchmen - 6 years ago

I'm pretty sure that the spinny thing is some sort of parasite

KVN - 6 years ago

Isnt it cold

Emo Fisherman - 6 years ago

The weird thing is a horseshoe crab

raymond bailey - 6 years ago

I use pyro gel now for cooking i bought a stand and then a box of gel tins they are a lot safer than carrying Gas.If im in survival mode its meths i build the whole fire sprinkle meths over it and shoot the ferrocium rod sparks over that.

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Orly Landeros - 6 years ago

More eating and less bla bla bla

Ting Louie - 6 years ago

Or a juvenile balmain bug (aka slipper lobster)?

Cjclb - 6 years ago

be honest andy.. did you actually enjoy the Sea Urchin? hahah maybe one day i'll try them, but you definitely have bigger gonads than i do haha. keep up the good work andy, love every upload.

raymond bailey - 6 years ago

Andy got it hes like the Bushwack paddy wagon.cheers fella.

Di Liu - 6 years ago

It is getting more and more interesting!

Jim Bom - 6 years ago

Very nice video! Btw, you put in the same clip twice (with the barried little stingray)

shalveen lal - 6 years ago

A very informative video Mr Andy.... I was thinking to myself hope the urchin isn't poisonous .....lol. wading in such a beautiful environment is always very soothing.. thanks again Mr Andy.

Chance MacKinnon - 6 years ago

Chowders need alot of cream and butter. If it's still not thick enough you could even make a rue with butter and flower.

LUKE THE NUKE - 6 years ago

wooow amazing lovely video <3

Matthew Parsons - 6 years ago

Hey man that was a baby horseshoe crab

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Mace Steffy - 6 years ago

I'd need a few beers in me before trying sea urchin gonads.

Shinui Zabusa - 6 years ago

Great video again Andy. I definitely enjoy the Uni (sea urchin roe). Keep up the good stuff and bless you :)

naruto uzumaki - 6 years ago

Love watching your vids although i live in the city ;/

Petter Ströberg - 6 years ago

The seacucumber is actually a slipper coral... really like your channel, makes me miss australia, but being from sweden it is quite far ;)

Michael holcomb - 6 years ago

You are the catch and cook master

Kenneth Lee - 6 years ago

That sea urchin egg or uni would probably cost you $15usd at a Japanese restaurant.

Just Wildy - 6 years ago

Uni! (Sea Urchin) its my favorite of all time! I live in hawaii though, and for some reason all of the uni here isn't good to eat. The gonads are an off white/purplish color and are not edible unfortunately.

Ethan La Due - 6 years ago

Amazing Video!

Bill Bussler - 6 years ago

Thanks Andy I've been waiting for this one. I googled for that weird creature for 15 minutes or so and couldn't find anything that looked like it. It's for sure not a horseshoe crab....kinda looks like the sea bugs.....a type of isopod maybe.

Max Que - 6 years ago

You genuinely bring a smile to my face, it is very clear that you respect all forms of life. Foraging has been my favorite episode in a while, would love to see more. You are the reason I have taken up fishing. You’re the man

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Ron Webb - 6 years ago

Your strange little creature looks like it could be a young horseshoe crab.

Don Xeroni - 6 years ago

I don't think you did but I hope you didn't waste any of that urchin. Personally I've never tried it. You were lucky to find one so full!

FallingJuiceBox - 6 years ago

GUYS stop saying it’s a baby horseshoe crab because it’s not look up baby horseshoe crab and they look nothing like that

Modus - 6 years ago

5 stars Andy. This was a nice change of pace. Loving life as always :)

FallingJuiceBox - 6 years ago

It tastes like the ocean because you did it wrong

2best Lel - 6 years ago

Hope you had a great time! This weekend I went fishing and caught nothing. Just stepped on a ton of crabs. Going again today, hopefully gonna catch something!

Ian Phillips - 6 years ago

Sorry you can't convince me that that sea urchin tasted good Andy. Thanks for sharing

Jed - 6 years ago

Double clip of the sting ray that buried himself? What did you do in the editing there Andy Haha

Sander Bårdsen - 6 years ago

Yay

WizardJohn - 6 years ago

Sea urchin roe, Uni,,,, with a little Asian pozu sause, yummy!!

Bumpy - 6 years ago

That's one crazy urchin

DouggYPrankZ - 6 years ago

I honestly wish I had this life!! I’d give up anything for this.. the life I live in now I’m just surviving, not living.

picorom 1212 - 6 years ago

Hello from italy, the best youtouber i watch

Coco - 6 years ago

you included the mini stingray that buried himself twice! great video tough, as always :)

Cjclb - 6 years ago

Andy and Fishermans life are the 2 best channels for this sort of thing. 100% agree

Jackson Zollinger - 6 years ago

Yes

Fisherman Hunter - 6 years ago

Half and half works great for the chowder, also boil the snails and pull them out with a toothpick or a knife, cut off the intestinal area, then throw them in your chowder. Onions, carrots potatoes and garlic finely chopped, coriander, bay leaves, cumin, salt pepper, corn kernels, a bit of olive oil or butter, salt and pepper. You can premix some of the dry ingredients. Let the half and half reduce and get ticker, or bring some white all purpose flour, or even heavy cream, then toss everything else in, with the oyster being last.

kalyana - 6 years ago

Hi again!

Fletcher Torrance - 6 years ago

Can u do a flathead catch and cook

JackVoodoo - 6 years ago

he has already done one if im not mistaken

Jason Lee - 6 years ago

next time yo should rinse the sea urchin uni in fresh water if you dont like the saltiness and just want creamyness

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Cj Delgado - 6 years ago

It's a beach flea

J Gdawg - 6 years ago

That was a horseshoe crab

FallingJuiceBox - 6 years ago

I promise you it wasn’t look up baby horseshoe crab they look nothing like that

Jimmy Grey - 6 years ago

It wasn't.

Arizona Fly Rodder - 6 years ago

I don't think I would eat the sea urchin unless I had to... they're just too pretty, and I'm not one for creamy textured food. Very interesting finds in this video, that little octopus was so cool! Also, I I think flour goes in chowder, but I may be mistaken, I haven't made it before. I like the more thin, clear soups better anyway, I may try that recipe with a few substitutions...

keeperofthegood - 6 years ago

HAHA snaaails :) They do look yummy indeed!! Fresh sea urchin is SO GOOD! Outside of a couple US states, Chowders through the coastal regions of Canada and USA are typically a dairy + wheat blend as the soup base making for a thick soup. I would say what you made was a clear soup. Needing to pull those snails out of their shells though clear is the better choice. What about beach water greens? Are there kelp's or sea lettuces there?

Ahmed Ehab - 6 years ago

An exploration over the reef is probably one of the best ideas ever. There's not a single video on youtube that shows detailed reef exploration like this one.
I never knew these little snails can be eaten....we have millions of them on the shore but I've never thought they're edible.
Keep up the good work

monkey sponk - 6 years ago

Thanks for the great lunch time video Andy... awesome stuff as always :-)

mochamad syahri - 6 years ago

Jadi ada selingannya andy tidak melulu memancing.. Good

Nicholas Brillantes - 6 years ago

Isn’t that a baby horseshoe crab?

grant1133 - 6 years ago

I think it's cream you forgot in your chowder

princessZ44 - 6 years ago

grant1133 Yesssss ur correct.

Fisherman Hunter - 6 years ago

Pretty cool, in Cuba sea urchins are only used as chum to catch baitfish, and are seen as a nuisance, given that their spines can be nasty.

Ed Gold - 6 years ago

Please do more foraging

Btw keep up the good work

Peter Cusack - 6 years ago

I've never eaten urchins up north but I've had them plenty of times in cooler nsw south coast waters. They have shorter spines but bigger bodies, i think the surf smashes needles off. I was introduced to me by maori lads(they call it kina) whilst spearing one day. They said traditionally they switch between eating urchins and abalone as they colonize the same environment; if too many of one species the other has no rock space to glue onto. Urchins are fantastic eating but do especially well in cooler southern waters, reckon you should try them after putting them on ice a little, to chill them down somewhat but dont mix with freshwater.

Rhizomatic Movement - 6 years ago

I will continue to try on new shoes. Thanks for the video!

bailey bliim - 6 years ago

Come to Newcastle NSW I’ll take you out Spearfishing, can get almost anything out here

Danie Burger - 6 years ago

Andy the black part of the periwinckle is the insides, you must only eat the muscle then it will be even better

WickaWickaWoo - 6 years ago

Good video andy, definitely need to re try the chowder, you mainly use milk and cream 50/50 and a fair bit of butter, cook the oysters in the melted butter then add seasonings, after the oyster cook a little you then add some of the salty juices or a little bit of water and then add in the milk/cream

Fishing Channel - 6 years ago

we eat Sea Urchin in Portugal, without cooking him, just open and eat the orange parts

DylanCee 96 - 6 years ago

I think that little spiney critter thing is a baby horseshoe crab

bailey bliim - 6 years ago

Stingray love soldier crabs. Throw them on a heavy rig and dusk and your sure to get s monster

Back Scratch - 6 years ago

Mmmm uni

josh lyon - 6 years ago

The little animal looked like a baby Horse shoe crab. They have them in the N. Atlantic Ocean

Jimmy Grey - 6 years ago

We don't have them in Australia though.

Kurtis Maguire - 6 years ago

Possible you forgot cream? Most chowders I’ve had have a creamy taste and colour! Good vid again

sunel noordermeer - 6 years ago

Dont you need cream for your chowder?

Hilman Jourdan - 6 years ago

hey Andy could you cook more indonesian food again, i love it when you react to indonesian food.

Vicious Nuts - 6 years ago

the colour residue on your hand after touching the sea urchin is pretty normal

Team_IAK_Christian - 6 years ago

It’s a baby horseshoe crab

Team_IAK_Christian - 6 years ago

Jimmy Grey alright lol

Jimmy Grey - 6 years ago

Pretty certain.

Team_IAK_Christian - 6 years ago

Jimmy Grey you sure about that?

Jimmy Grey - 6 years ago

There aren't any horseshoe crabs in Australia.

Ed Naude - 6 years ago

It’s a sand flea pretty sure

Depke 35 - 6 years ago

Its a sand flea

FallingJuiceBox - 6 years ago

Depke 35 I’m a 1000% sure that the creature looks NOTHING like a sand flea

Edje Paul Ignacio - 6 years ago

New vid. Closed all apps running in my phone and focused watchinh on your new vid. Lol

PrimeministerAus - 6 years ago

Soldier crabs make awesome bream/whiting bait!

Bo Vaden - 6 years ago

I want to try uni so bad that looks delicious!

Aslan53 - 6 years ago

Andy you need a better cam.

Colin Winkelmann - 6 years ago

I had one of those longspine urchins in my aquarium for years, he started small and got to the size of a soccer ball, he was so big I couldnt clean the tank without getting stabbed. They feel like a nasty wasp sting and that barb is so hard to get out. You are a brave man to walk in their habitat

Depke 35 - 6 years ago

You should do a shark catch and cook

Lakhshamana - 6 years ago

Wooo Uni XD

Linus Abrahamsson - 6 years ago

those toenails tho

tada32 - 6 years ago

For the cooking you are doing you should go aluminum. Titanium just doesn't heat evenly. You will tell a difference in the cooking.

Odin PW - 6 years ago

I saw a group of people in a tinny collecting oysters from the jetty i fish off, and filling their boat of them. I remembered from one of your videos saying your only allowed to eat them on the spot not take them home. But, Awesome video as always Andy! And looks yum.

Bo Vaden - 6 years ago

Man you can imagine how much I wish I could fish with you but sadly I live in America and don't have enough money because my dad just got through a divorce so we are short on money but I love your videos Andy keep up the good work.

Sal's Fishing - 6 years ago

That weird thing might be a Horseshoe crab

Ath Thoumy - 6 years ago

Yap, its look like little horseshoe crab

FallingJuiceBox - 6 years ago

I’m thinking the same thing

Natures Path - 6 years ago

Its a creature that lives on big fish. Often on there fins

Natures Path - 6 years ago

Lol its not

Jimmy Grey - 6 years ago

Definitely has a similar shape, but as far as I'm aware we don't have horseshoe crabs in Australia.

Ethan Oliver - 6 years ago

Awesome I would definitely try it

ProChilli - 6 years ago

hey Andy you did it again, i love your vids bro keep it up :)

Policraft MC - 6 years ago

My mouth is watering m8!

byDireax - 6 years ago

You are sooo coool

Depke 35 - 6 years ago

Finally

Isaiah Acosta - 6 years ago

Its a horse shoe crab

Natures Path - 6 years ago

Lol

Jimmy Grey - 6 years ago

No Horseshoe Crabs in Australia.

TheStillo9 - 6 years ago

Cant wait to get stuck into this video! Perfect way to end my night!

qwerty123627 - 6 years ago

damn stop moaning when you eat your not fucking the food...sounds seedy

Lane Kuchinsky - 6 years ago

Love the videos keep it up you should do some videos here in the us

Andrew Black - 6 years ago

Probably a type of sand dollar. Look up alive sand dollar

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Jan Edward Fervie Santos - 6 years ago

Ahhhh another happy tuesday!

Ethan - 6 years ago

Please no more catch n cooks

JackVoodoo - 6 years ago

your prob's in the 1% that doesnt like them

Jimmy Grey - 6 years ago

Catch and Cooks are great, and you can probably expect a lot more considering he's added "Wild Cook" to his channel name. Why don't you like them?

tada32 - 6 years ago

Just don't watch if you don't like them.

Ethan - 6 years ago

(Liked)

FΛLLΞN - 6 years ago

Hi beautiful Andy!!
Btw how old r u?

Ruben Carlos - 6 years ago

Also looks like it was a really hard video to make but you made an amazing video

David Tang - 6 years ago

Hi Andy! Good work!

GASMASKBOY - 6 years ago

Number one

jrobb04 - 6 years ago

Nice video a bit different this time

JackVoodoo - 6 years ago

im on my way to the snowy mountains to do some fly fishing what a thing to be able to watch in order to kill time I should stress im not the one driving LOL, awesome videos more so then usual as of late

Bo Vaden - 6 years ago

Woa! That sounds amazing that is a dream of mine i have never caught a trout over half a pound I live in Texas and we don't have trout down here but sometimes they temporarily stock ponds and stuff but they don't get very big it's just too hot but I love catching trout. Have fun!

JackVoodoo - 6 years ago

my last trout there, was 65 centimeters 2.5 kilo stunning brown trout which was released nothing beat the snowy's man i tell ya

Bo Vaden - 6 years ago

JackVoodoo sounds like a ton of fun enjoy

Toms DIY - 6 years ago

Nice vid Andy keep up the good work

StarLightSky - 6 years ago

Nice video!

Buttface -_- - 6 years ago

Please do raw reactions i dont like it when you fake shit i can tell you dont like something by your facial expressions just say what it taste like and if its bad say it we dont care

Vicious Nuts - 6 years ago

notification squad!

Tristan Scavera - 6 years ago

Nother great vid mate keep up the good work

n2l cr - 6 years ago

Im a simple kid.
I see an AF notification i click.

sunel noordermeer - 6 years ago

Awesome video. Love it

Finn Doyle - 6 years ago

Love your videos Andy,from Tasmania aha

AlexMcC 29 - 6 years ago

Great video!

Mikey Skiltonator - 6 years ago

Hello from Kenya

Lukas Stefas - 6 years ago

How much was ur spear

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