Tropical Island Coast Seafood Forage Catch and Cook Sea Urchin Octopus Oyster EP.414

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Would you eat this raw? Urchin gonads.. Catch and Cook with Oyster, snails, octopus and Stingray. I eat raw Sea Urchin and attempt a Seafood chowder. I explore a tropical coast area and forage for my food in shallow low tide pools.
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There’s no way this guy wasn’t born to be a Dad.

[@Andysfishing]

One day I hope so.

[@jboss7376]

He’s gonna be a dad and his kid is going to be the next Steve Irwin

[@azn_eyez6359]

@@jboss7376 lol

[@Th0ughtf0rce]

@@jboss7376 Minus the stingray experience, we hope

[@NuclearSeasons1]

I volunteer

[@joshgarvin2013]

Not many people do beach foraging videos in Australia which is a shame... you are the only bloke I’ve seen to tackle it properly

[@Andysfishing]

I agree, I will do more

[@fluffymarshmallow866]

Watch Youngblood’s they do it to

[@phantomsdeadinside5391]

Josh Garvin bloke? 😂

[@hanoh760]

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[@noahgreer1497]

Sorry, I get nervous when Australians mess with stingrays.

[@kaigadove6507]

this comment, is quite, interesting

[@decapitated420]

S..steve..

[@Wolfishhippo1]

thats fair

[@thegreatnorth9080]

You say sting rays are harmless but I feel like Steve Erwin would disagree.

[@Andysfishing]

Most animals would react defensively if you try to rape them. Steve always pushed everything too far.

[@XxkalebxXaddmeonxbox]

LMAOOOOO

[@teba5113]

Andy's Fishing Wild Cook fucken lol lmfao

[@delusionalgamer8241]

It was a manta ray that killed Steve.

[@Lookhaz]

@@delusionalgamer8241 It was a sting ray, manta rays are gentle giants

[@tokyoegg4435]

I think their was a repeat when he talks about th stingray that buried itself. But still was a fantastic vid

[@Andysfishing]

Yes, editing too late at night

[@tokyoegg4435]

STill a great video

[@benthompson4693]

Yep

[@kristinenogueira3838]

Yeah I noticed that he replayed it

[@hanoh760]

Ok I will be there at 5:00

[@colinwinkelmann299]

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

[@Andysfishing]

Yes, the spines are serrated, I should have mentioned that, next time. It would be cool to see their growth rate.

[@colinwinkelmann299]

they actually grow relative to the amount of food available, so lots of food lots of growth.

[@MH-ls1xi]

Island Mike worry about stonefish urchins and stingrays you can see

[@bleachingmyballs813]

Did you eat him

[@colinwinkelmann299]

nah, I didnt eat him, he got moved to a new tank by himself until he passed from natural causes

[@davidnicholas9681]

The creature you could not identify was a Heart Urchin Andy.

[@Andysfishing]

Cool. That’s the one.

[@brandonp479]

It looks like a horseshoe crab

[@icarus7389]

I thought it was a sand flee lol

[@thephantom329]

No it’s a baby horse shoe crab

[@glassphoenix3583]

I thought it was a baby horseshoe crab

[@attilathechilla.1383]

yup nothing like going out and grabbing a couple of nad's for lunch yeah!

[@maxque2841]

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

[@Andysfishing]

Thank you, and I am glad I can have that effect one people, I hope everyone respects a little more after one of my videos.

[@Elioka]

I didn’t realise I’d just sat here for half an hour.. I really enjoyed this

[@Odysseus_Petrichor]

Dislikes are from the creature that got poked by your grab stick thing

[@Komobear]

This man is living on the edge of life

[@MrRugerSR9er]

The Urchin is delicious and expensive in good Sushi Restaurants, The Japanese call it Uni, Love it.

[@Andysfishing]

Yes, I know, I will eat more of them.

[@TheVersacePython]

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

[@Andysfishing]

I will do, can't believe I missed that. Next one will be delicious

[@crystalhabbard3150]

You should saute your shallot in the butter then you add your oysters and your snails and then you would add your corn and whatever else you like then you add your milk last and your cream and then salt and pepper to taste

[@yuhuh752]

The little insect you find around 12:40 is a certain type of bug that only comes to shore every couple years, the fact you found a baby one is even more cool. I forget the name but it’s harmless

[@yuhuh752]

It’s called a horse shoe crab!

[@ugh.2923]

Edit: According to other comments this is actually a Heart Urchin and upon further research I would have to agree, making all the jibber jabber below essentially pointless. Actually that isn't a Horseshoe Crab, Horseshoe crabs, as their name implies, have a distinct horseshoe shape and have a long pointy tail at the rear and don't have that many legs. Although I'm also not sure what that was I would like to through a suggestion into the hat and say that might be an Isopod, an underwater relative to the Pill Bugs, aka Rolly Pollies! Though that said I don't know if Isopods have that many legs, let alone if it even is a Isopod in the first place :^/

[@davidkalavsky1760]

@@ugh.2923 incorrect, baby horseshoe crabs look round in appearance. They dont have the tail barb yet, look at the legs too, the urchin doesnt have those and looks.more hairy.

[@JaysonTripp-cq5be]

I live on the East Coast in Massachusetts yes baby horseshoe crabs do have that one pointy spike i used to keep them the size of a quarter if not smaller when i was kid

[@SicklerBuck]

I love watching your videos especially late at night its very relaxing. keep up the good work! I know its an old video but I just found your channel so..

[@wakabush828]

awesome to watch this, just a note dont know if its been said but a chowder has to have potato in it to be considered a "chowder" and that might have been the heartiness or flavour you were looking for, next time remember to bring a couple small potatoes and really cook those cubes down first to get that creamyness into that soup

[@luco663]

Hes so kind to the tiniest of fishes

[@cademancaden]

Your videos are so relaxing & satisfying ....

[@Andysfishing]

Thank you, feel free to share my videos, every bit helps.

[@grant1133]

I think it's cream you forgot in your chowder

[@princesszhorne]

grant1133 Yesssss ur correct.

[@Andysfishing]

Me too

[@Ramed2023]

Definitely cream

[@kaijorda5886]

grant1133 not cream a rue of butter and flour

[@lsteffort6709]

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[@frxzenfvng79]

Man: they really are weird little critters Octopus: ARRRGGGHHHHHHGHHHHHHHHHHGGHHHHHHHH

[@Paleface316]

12:40 Looks like a reallllly big version of what we in the states call a Sand Flea..

[@Andysfishing]

Sand fleas don't have spikes, but i guess similar

[@TheDylonias]

Paleface316 you know what it does I was thinking too optimistically thinking it was an adolescent horse shoe crab

[@asianarowana9780]

@@TheDylonias I was thinking the same!

[@kostasathanasopoulos8923]

i thought it was a parisite

[@NekoMizuBubbles]

The underside does look like a sand flea. I thought that's what it was at first, too.

[@danielb1621]

that "sea cucumber" looks like one of the many starfish that tore themselves apart from a virus that makes them do so... weird.

[@aaron.silveira]

eats raw sea creature gonads but doesn't eat carrots and onions... funny man

[@Andysfishing]

That's just me.

[@clydecrocodile101]

@Jake Tv what's your damage?

[@ryp1562]

Bebe Lol and you’re ugly inside and out ,which is worse?

[@edlopez1001]

12:40 Woah! That's a baby horse shoe crab! I haven't seen a baby before! I only saw the adult ones!

[@nayel4744]

Puts some vegetables and clams/snails in water...... Expects it to magically turn into Chowder? 😂😂 I was dying laughing.👍

[@Andysfishing]

Just missing the cream

[@rubensotelo5397]

Im saying!! I died like he watched it the whole time But he does make some good food

[@Goldenskia]

12:31 I think that's a baby horseshoe crab I'm not sure but it would look like it would be one

[@coleminer913]

Those soldier crabs are so cool

[@Andysfishing]

I have tried to film them before, but lost the footage.

[@pedrohenriquemotta7438]

I love the way you’re so respectful and careful to the nature! It’s so rare to find someone like this... made my day! :D

[@Andysfishing]

Good, i just try to live by example.

[@joshuakim3382]

I’ve been looking for a KZbin channel like this for AGES. Probably my forever favorite KZbin channel, subscribed.

[@Andysfishing]

Cool, new video coming on Tuesday.

[@lachiehughesman]

loves the videos keep it up i look forward to these weekly

[@Andysfishing]

Sweet, also check out my older videos.

[@Fly-ip8vq]

two videos in one week? didnt think we could be so blessed

[@Andysfishing]

What? What’s the second video?

[@Fly-ip8vq]

oh shiet, i only just got back from a camping trip on the border of queensland and when i come on youtube i was notified for 2 videos i thought we were lucky lol. anyway good vids mate

[@SirLuke226]

Great video Andy. Sea urchin is a really acquired taste, definitely not for everyone!! I don't mind it too much, in small amounts!

[@maggioix9404]

Andy helped the small fish is the cutest thing ever ❤️

[@Andysfishing]

Ha ha, the poor little bugger was struggling.

[@maggioix9404]

Andy's Fishing Wild Cook have a great day, Andy!

[@Andysfishing]

I did, I rewired my friends boat.

[@maggioix9404]

Andy's Fishing Wild Cook are you in Instagram?

[@arnicamoana7861]

Chaotic man! No, no, you fool! You chop the onion up! You eat it with the rest of the bunch! If only I lived near the ocean… I’d be doing this quite a lot.

[@Kingqueef445]

First of ur videos that I watched. Very cool and you like such a cool guy. Hope you continue making other videos

[@niallcameron6433]

Sea urchin is tasty, but apparently it makes the THE BEST burley. Your average Japanese bloke wouldn't be too thrilled with using it that way.

[@Andysfishing]

Eat the good bits and the rest as burley, win win.

[@fusoshots9123]

@Andy's Fishing Wild Cook 12:30 its a horse shoe crab

[@syndicatesabot470]

I swear this video never gets old. This is my 3rd time watching it in a span of about 6 months.

[@firemaster090]

love the vids, even the old ones

[@granpajestaz292]

The gonads of the urchin are better when orange the more yellow they are the more bitter they are

[@TheFapFactory]

haha he said gonads

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This channel is LIT (AF) get it AF pol

[@Matt-kn8mi]

This is the first video I've seen and am already loving them great content editing and additive I love the positivity, your videos are also very relaxing thanks subscribed and notification on

[@Andysfishing]

Cool, always nice to have a new sub say hi.

[@ahmedehab_11]

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

[@Andysfishing]

I was very surprised at how nice the snails are, better than oysters in my opinion. Try them and let me know what you think.

[@ahmedehab_11]

Andy's Fishing Wild Cook I usually distaste new stuff😅 But I’ll eventually have to do so one day. BTW, I really like the fact that you reply to all comments. This ultimately builds a connection with the viewer, which is both helpful for you and nice for us.

[@elmatt1871]

Fisherman's life (Matt) love to eat sea urchin....👍👍👍👍👍

[@Andysfishing]

Yes, he does, I wish I had his sea creatures here.

[@elmatt1871]

Andy's Fishing Wild Cook - it's ok Andy....different people have different preference,place of living/area...most importantly, love to watch ur videos a lot...👍👍👍👍👍

[@Andysfishing]

Nice

[@bladebenn7775]

Either and Icerpod or a horse shoe crab

[@dvorak2676]

rule n°1: call a gobie any small fish living between rocks on the beach, and you'll be fine

[@mathiasaasmundsen8231]

You should Wash the sea urchin with fresh water

[@captainbongwater7790]

Oysters fresh off the shell are the best things in the world.

[@user-wt9si2uv6h]

When I make seafood chowder. I like to add sweet potato, cream, celery, and white potatoes. That makes a delicious meal

[@Andysfishing]

Sounds good. Some cream wouldn’t hurt.

[@markheller197]

How delightful an octopus , kissing cousin to a clam is so intelligent. Hope I haven't insulted any bivalves.

[@keeperofthegood]

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?

[@Andysfishing]

No kelp or sea lettuce, but I have some in mind for next chowder, and yes, cream, butter and flour needed.

[@ahmedaiman5258]

U shuld do a vedio with fishermans life 👌👍

[@Cjclb]

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

[@ahmedaiman5258]

Cjclb yeahh their catch nd cook are the best 👌.

[@BautistaYarisantos]

Cjclb I agree!Also check out Coastal Foraging with Craig Evans, it’s a bit different but quite a great watch!

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Ahmed Aiman videos learn to spell

[@user-vm6yk6dl7s]

Jj Baker shut up you’re legit the only one who had a problem with it.

[@shalveenlal9934]

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.

[@Andysfishing]

I was hoping the same thing. But with so many spikes there is no need for it to be.

[@simonsteffen2539]

This dude is a madlad

[@DragonguyA]

8:10 No way in a million years. No fins and scales, gotta keep it kosher (I'm not Jewish but my diet is similar, if not, the exact same when it comes to meat. I can confidently say this, I am definitely not missing out)

[@andyle2700]

You are tho

[@DragonguyA]

@@andyle2700 nope

[@Krylo22]

10:15 that scene came up twice :P

[@Andysfishing]

Late night editing, sorry

[@sohanchacko3453]

Krylo22 wow how so important to mention that

[@Krylo22]

Sohan Chacko This is a comment section? At least I wasn't rude.

[@louisbarningham]

Beautiful place! Would love to visit, im from nz btw

[@Andysfishing]

You should. And I want to go back and film in NZ, lets trade.

[@jeremytayag902]

This video is very interesting because of sea creatures i love it😁😁😀😀

[@rat8926]

A true survivor

[@boston_8198]

Really enjoyed this one one andy. Espcially since i own a marine coral fish tank so i love seeing all the critters in there natural habitat. Do u think u can get some close ups of the coral next time?. And when are u goin fishing with ur mom or in general for the pretty reef fish? I love seeing those fish bcus its the exact same fish i have seen in my fishtank hobby..

[@Andysfishing]

I will have to work on a close up underwater camera. Each time I film a different way I either learn or want to film differently. Your idea is well embedded in my head already, execution is a different story!

[@boston_8198]

Andy's Fishing Wild Cook I use my waterproof galaxy fone to record or take piks from the inside of my reeftank. Maybe u can try that if u have a fone that is waterproof. Most are now and days lol. Cheers!

[@Andysfishing]

I’m not trusting a $1000 phone to a $70 case.

[@harryconsi2081]

Make sure u kill those urchins when u see them because they eat live coral

[@rileyfielding696]

im a dutch fella i have visited austrlia onece and been boating with my mates

[@Andysfishing]

Good

[@lockiem6184]

Riley 😂

[@thatlindgirlinutah5829]

Hi Andy! Thanks for another great video. I enjoy watching foraging videos and would love to make them myself, but I live near The Great Salt Lake so no shore foraging here. I like that you point out all the different creatures in the water and share your knowledge about them. I grew up near L.A. and there were very few places we could visit to see the tide pools. I used to beg my parents to take me to the tide pools at Cabrillo Beach all the time. Our oceans are so fascinating and too many people ignore the beautiful creatures that live in them. Your videos could teach so many people how to open their eyes, truly see the world around them, and realize that nature provides them with all that they need to survive! I'm looking forward to more of your videos!

[@Andysfishing]

I totally agree with you. I make my videos in part to open peoples eyes and minds to nature. If our oceans die, we will too.

[@noahcooper6979]

Great footage of the little guys on the beach!!!

[@Andysfishing]

I need to incorporate more of that in my videos.

[@trippedjd1907]

I have already asked this before Andy, but what editing software do you use? I forgot what video i asked on.

[@Andysfishing]

FCPx on Mac

[@aconsolebrokemytonsole8040]

The harry spine thing I think is a horseshoe crab or a sand flea soft shell or hard?

[@Andysfishing]

It's a Heart Urchin

[@IsakC]

You must have the best life

[@Andysfishing]

I do have many good days

[@jamiep1817]

Andy im in class right now watching, this is dedication.

[@Andysfishing]

I hope you don't get in troubles!

[@wtfitsandyandy8258]

Andys fishing ... mor like and hes fishing

[@Andysfishing]

What?

[@actnumb3049]

imagine falling chest first on one of those -ouch

[@chromaticvertigo143]

Imagine if Urchins could jump like someone looks at one and BOOM stuck in the face

[@camroncrosby4006]

Sea urchins go for good money if the roe is good people make their living off of selling the to the Asian markets and stuff in Maine

[@Andysfishing]

Our laws make it hard just to collect and sell seafood.

[@adamfriebele3625]

Aren't they a huge problem in Florida? You could take as many as you want there

[@TheJellyCrewGamerz]

Going to be a good day when you watch a new Af video in the morning 🙏😁

[@Andysfishing]

Always I hope

[@mobilesuit2000ster]

Bob Ross of the sea 🐠🐟🐬

[@Andysfishing]

Ha ha, yes

[@salsfishing8421]

That weird thing might be a Horseshoe crab

[@jimmygrey6848]

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

[@jonasmarcellohandstad9864]

Lol its not

[@jonasmarcellohandstad9864]

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

[@tmywae422]

Yap, its look like little horseshoe crab

[@joshgarvin2013]

I thought it might be a sea lice

[@Ambatu_khan]

12:35 that thing hurts sea mouse or something

[@PE-er7vf]

In nz there could kinas

[@Andysfishing]

Yep, I’ve heard that.

[@cameronleaana1153]

Mmmm Kina my favourite next to paua yummy

[@Andysfishing]

I will try Paua some time too.

[@Hazardbone]

@@Andysfishing you guys call them abalone

[@diliu6298]

It is getting more and more interesting!

[@Andysfishing]

Sweet, I hope so

[@trinafriend933]

You love so many animals and care for them

[@yiannikomniny4745]

They taste like a very sweet oyster

[@Andysfishing]

Sort of

[@vampireman54]

It’s a baby horseshoe crab

[@jimmygrey6848]

There aren't any horseshoe crabs in Australia.

[@vampireman54]

Jimmy Grey you sure about that?

[@jimmygrey6848]

Pretty certain.

[@vampireman54]

Jimmy Grey alright lol

[@Andysfishing]

We don't have horse shoe crabs here and it was spikey with no tail.

[@isaiahacosta4041]

Its a horse shoe crab

[@jimmygrey6848]

No Horseshoe Crabs in Australia.

[@jonasmarcellohandstad9864]

Lol

[@Andysfishing]

We don't have horse shoe crabs here and it was spikey with no tail.

[@nazarf1884]

Isopod?

[@HyperGaming-ji6mv]

Keep up the good work

[@derekrichardson3572]

The red color that got on your hands is kind of like a natural dye that comes of the sea urchin and is completely harmless. Great Video!!!

[@Andysfishing]

It maybe harmless, but it gave me a small tattoo where I got spiked.

[@92aussiedude]

Just putting it out there. I hate the sounds you make when you eat lol

[@Andysfishing]

The mic does pick up sound well.

[@SOVESOVE3]

Mmmmm oooo yeaaaahhhh haha i dont mind them haha

[@92aussiedude]

Definitely a good mic

[@sonanth2940]

Every one eats differently no judgments here

[@SOVESOVE3]

sonantDAMO h hahhaa

[@freereliableguy2978]

This video is so relaxing and fun to watch love it

[@orangeman6912]

This guy is officially cool

[@shinuizabusa2180]

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

[@Andysfishing]

Nice

[@DuyPham-rh6bp]

sea urchin is like the butter of the sea. so rich and creamy

[@Andysfishing]

Yes, I should try it with my new smoker.

[@boston_8198]

I really enjoyed this video I always loved looking at coral and life in the ocean .

[@Andysfishing]

Glad you enjoyed it, I think you will enjoy my new video Spear Fishing Stingray with Ultralight Aircraft Beach Cook Up EP.480 kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKHKhoGshcyIpqc

[@leifaumuina9838]

That our POLYNESIAN FAVORITE thing to eat with rice or Taro.....😁😁 the poke black seaarchs....

[@Andysfishing]

I want to try them different ways.

[@Ramed2023]

Love the variety of activities you do. Not monotonous

[@Andysfishing]

I should be doing some flying adventures soon too!

[@noneofurbusiness.5852]

That's good af XD

[@g.sdelancy9844]

I love this video 👍 but when he made soup expecting it to magically turn into chowder 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Andysfishing]

Yeah, lesson learned.

[@hugeloadofcman1773]

Urchins are really nice and can be found in rocks and rock pools. But they are normally smaller. Me and my brother would normally catch them when we were kids.

[@jamespilkenton184]

Uni I remember my first time trying it at first I was put off but the taste was good very cool to see you try new stuff Andy keep it up much love from south Florida USA 🇺🇸

[@julieielasi4156]

Andy I love your videos your the only guy fo this type of foraging and cooking ,eating fantastic you actually get me excited about do this too some day !! Grat man Yumminess that's 😉

[@Andysfishing]

Wow, thanks. I hope that you do it, just know what you can eat.

[@GlazedBee]

I love how caring you are towards the aquatic animals 👏

[@Andysfishing]

I try to lead by example.