CATCH & COOK Norwegian Style - Sailing Uma [Step 235]

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[@MissM_original]

Kika, I've been catching up to your last 5 years over the last few months. Your music choices (and editing, of course) are what make this a fantastic channel! My compliments

[@SoloistaPh]

I love watching this couple it's so sweet

[@davidc6510]

Great episode. It was fun watching Kika cast a line for the first time. Thanks for sharing. Cheers.

[@BEElaine1008]

Kika: ZZZZZzzzzzzzzz Dan: Kerplunk

[@arfyness]

I would have sworn she caught a fish before. Who was I thinking of?

[@davidc6510]

@@arfyness the first fish may have been off trolling lines while sailing but this is the first time I recall seeing her cast a rod and reel.

[@billflynn818]

Thank you for aking me to places I may never see in my remaining years, I really appreciate your videos!

[@martyd5819]

You guys:😁 Fish you caught cooked over open fire with friends. Me:😢 Tuna in a can by myself. At least I had a new Sailing Uma to watch. 😀

[@sario22152]

Maybe next year you can join the bluewater experience it's my dream to sail a boats a cross bluewaterz

[@arfyness]

Me: Also tuna from a can on my own. Halfway through right now.

[@charonstyxferryman]

@@sario22152 Hot tip! I had heard rumours that claimed that one has a good chance of becoming a (delivery) crew member on a boat that are going to/from for example the ARC. The ARC (Atlantic Rally for Cruisers) - Cross the Atlantic from Gran Canaria (Las Palmas, Spain) to Saint Lucia in The Caribbean. www.worldcruising.com/arc/event.aspx

[@christopherstube9473]

I take the tuna out of the can and add mayonnaise, dill relish and mustard and maybe some chopped up boiled eggs and then put it on toast.

[@beazleteats4031]

Hi guys. Just a little fishing tip on spinning...throw in the lure, let it sink. Reel in with the rod at 90 degree angle to your body with the ROD TIP down near the surface of the water. That way when the fish strikes the lure, you hank the rod tip up hence locking the hooks in the fish's mouth. Golden rule...always keep the rod tip down nearly touching the water when reeling in. Tight lines and happy fishing.

[@tobiliebmann2531]

Holy guacamole! Is that's how long a week feels in real live? Till last step i binge watched ALL of your videos in about a couple of weeks - that means at least 5 videos a day. And now, after i had to stop watch Uma cold turkey last week, i can not imagine how it will be to wait seven days for one step of Uma from now on. Ahhhhhhhhh.

[@mikeh720]

Such a pleasant, relaxing episode, very well edited. And dinner looked absolutely delicious.

[@futuregenerationz]

Our camping method for cooking fish was always to season or stuff the inside of the gutted fish. Wrap tightly a couple times in newspaper. Then wet the newspaper and put it on the grill, practically right in the fire. The wet newspaper won't burn. But when you pull it off removes the scales and skin. Having some sauce of some kind handy is always nice. I can't say it's my favorite way to eat fish, but for a campfire, certainly the easiest.

[@scottsmith4612]

"Kick it up a notch. BAM!" Haven't heard that Emeril Lagasse phrase in a while.

[@zarahalora7567]

hi! im just so happy to see you all, you all make my Thursday bright!

[@geezenslaw]

Absolutely nostalgic for me to watch you guys catch fish in Noreg and cook on an open pit fire. Ask your Norwegian friends to do the same for Trout caught in the mountain streams. Same technique with the Aluminium foil. Delcious. Fair Winds

[@tem1939]

If all the fish are the same species, then the plural is fish. If there are several different species, then the plural is fishes. Love your videos.

[@tem1939]

@Todd Nguyen A dolphin has nothing to do with the plural of fish. You are talking about fish, not dolphins.

[@jiggnorth3593]

@Todd Nguyen why are you talking about dolphins? Lol

[@mboyer68]

If you keep correcting people's grammar on KZbin, you'll be sleeping when the fishes! I'm kidding, I never knew that, thank you!

[@tem1939]

@@mboyer68 I learned that when I used to raise tropical fish and read it in on of Dr. Herbert Axelrod's books. Most all aquariums have multiple species of fishes.

[@sylvesterhiemstra4002]

In Europe we say fish as plural no matter what species. The ones caught in this episode were Pollock and Cod and they should have been filited for easy cooking on a fire. In the video they were just gutted and left whole. Takes much longer to cook.

[@jamesdaley1852]

i do love that whistling at the end ,,its kind of cool and peaceful ...

[@rayoster2872]

I just finished binge watching from step 1. Amazing video techniques. Over the last month I feel I’ve gotten to know you two. Looking forward to the rest of your adventures. Take good care of yourselves. Thanks.

[@mboyer68]

A trick we used when windsurfing or water skiing in cold water...before you hop into the water, you either take a hot shower and let hot water in or you pour hot water into the wetsuit through the neck hole. A wetsuit works by letting some water through and your body warms the water so when you start with hot water, it helps!

[@tomriley5790]

Another beautifully made video, love the Florida Freedivers wetsuit - probably the only one in Norway (and probably for a good reason:-)!). Well done catching the fish! That Barbque looked amazing - you're making me hungry!

[@TheTunnellTake]

Oh awesome! You guys went fishing! Any well rounded boater is at least a half good fisherman. Lol. Watching this video made me so happy! That was great yall.

[@slomoslomo7768]

I enjoy the comments almost as much as I enjoy the videos: Very knowledgeable and funny audience. So many passions come together in the sailing community...or maybe it's just new to me.

[@harryborch3115]

An additional tip when cooking in foil is to add for a medium fish 1/2cup of dark beer or beer with much flavor. This will make a super tasty souse. Also some thin sliced fennel on top. Yummy yummy...

[@Eric-gi9kg]

Why does a week between your posts seem so long?..lol Enjoy so much seeing you 2 grow and get to experience new things. Seeing Kika catch her first fish..Super Awesome. Think a landing net may be the next purchase. There's fish out there you Really don't want to put your hand in, and if the fish is to heavy to swing in the boat. Love seeing you 2 again.

[@gsh341]

A decent net and a fishing gaff are fishing essentials. A net is good for the dinghy and for smaller fish. The gaff is better for the sailboat and larger fish.

[@nmsspacedude1793]

I've mainly used just hand-line when fishing from a dinghy/rowboat...less fiddly and safer than having hooks flying by our eyes as lines are cast! (Note to Kika: you 'cast' a line - you don't 'throw' it!). Now it's lunchtime and I'm starving, having watched all this! Great video!

[@williamwoodward670]

Great catch!...

[@samcoop2074]

I feel so welcome watching them grow. I love this channel.

[@peterj29]

Thanks so much for showing how to kill the fish - that bit always seems to get edited out but if I'm going to catch and eat my own sea food I need to know how it is done! So another great video, informative, sociable and some great photography as usual.

[@simoncox710]

Sailing uma. Watching your videos is like being in a time machine. 16 min videos feels like 5 mins, the journey is always exciting to be part of. When get too end, want to start over again. Cheers from Sydney Australia

[@JustMe-pp1mp]

Nuttin' better than a shore lunch eating fresh caught fish. Well done UMA. Stay healthy :-)

[@antekwozniak4116]

When taking the fish out of water don't reel the line to the very top. Leave about as much line as the lenght of your rod and grab the fish with one hand. Is much easier and primarily you don't risk breaking the rod( your method is not safe for the rod at all!). Cheers💪

[@Silent_Joy]

I was going to comment exactly that. With a big fish you could even break your rod

[@sneal77777]

Was waiting for one of those rods to snap love y’all channel keep practicing fishing so good to eat when fresh

[@nixl3518]

If those little fish could break a fishing rod, then it’s not a fishing rod!

[@nixl3518]

@Colin Deal We can argue the point till the end of time but you don't need a scale to weigh little fish like that!!. If they stress your rod, its a toy rod!! I have fished b4!! Your point is generally valid, but in this case, there's hardly any stress involved! With this kind of treatment those rods will outlast the kids!! :-)

[@jimalexander1896]

Been watching you two for about three months...you have come a long way....things you always carry is fire starter a good knife...and small cast iron pan...fits in a back pack!..good job!

[@wynnebritton1]

Im actually only on Step 173 from a year ago, ive been holding off watching and up to date episode but couldn't resist :-D

[@garrysmith898]

best way to eat fish...... better than any fancy restaurant...... enjoyed the video guys

[@billb.6109]

Thank You for sharing, ...the photography and the editing are wonderful, Safe travels.

[@lindarothchild5479]

Kika and Dan, so good to see you again this week. So now you have proved you are very good at fishing! Until next week-enjoy!

[@Hermandbl7]

Great content, nice photography, especially the aerial shots, enjoyed the editing with the variety and close-up flowers, etc. Your healthy relationship and humor are really engaging and I keep watching to see what adventures you will encounter next. Keep on cruising!

[@jefffromjuneau]

What a nice shore lunch in Norway. The young lady is a natural at casting.

[@DoingHawaii]

"I wish I had the zoomy lens" - lol love it! Aloha Uma

[@myinfinitestate1586]

G’day Dan & Kika, nice fish Kika! All you need to learn, is how to boat flip the fish, and you’ll definitely be spot on mate 👍 Another great video. Filming content, editing, cinematography, drone footage, and the quality in general, are all absolutely on point, as always. Your videos are truly amazing. It makes it so relaxing and certainly enjoyable to watch your videos. Me and the missus are currently on passage, in the South Pacific, currently island hopping, at Mamanuca, Fiji. There’s a lot of activities to do ~ there’s just not enough time in the day to do them all. We’re having an absolute blast. In the future, you both have to definitely make plans to sail the South Pacific. I guarantee you’ll absolutely love it ~ You won’t want to leave. It’s certainly a beaut of a destination. It should be on everyone’s bucket list. Stay safe & healthy. Enjoy your passage and definitely, take time to enjoy the view. Cheers from two Aussies, anchored at Mamanuca, Fiji......

[@allmomomosthomebus3895]

I'm betting that fresh as you can get cold water cod is amazingly good. Sailing might make me a seafood lover.

[@scootertrashtx]

I always used a hand line when I lived there... Down deep, sit still, couple wraps off the bottom. Shiny jig in cloudy water, they seem to like the red ones. Don't pick em up by the mouth, use their gills! Ocean fish have teeth! LOL Thanks for sharing!

[@jeroen368]

Very cool seeing you both having a good time with new friends in beautiful Norway! Cute Norway Lemming @ 15:55 😊 ?

[@SoloistaPh]

love watching your contents

[@leroyac1636]

Ok, so I came upon you guys on my feed and started with step 1 on July 25. Been watching numerous videos per day as time allowed between my "normal" activities. Now suffering from "abstinence syndrome" with only one video every 7 days. Will have to adapt. Cheers!

[@alanlile8657]

I miss being able to watch 5 or 6 steps a day. You guys were my total TV time for quite a while. I like how y'all are becoming famous now, too.

[@thais4444]

Kika you are a natural at casting that line!.

[@quentinwoods8811]

That’s the best ! Catch n cook over fire in beautiful surroundings...handy juniper bush too. Life is good. Enjoy. 🐟🐟🐟🐟⛵️⛰🛶🔥Q

[@mohamednobbigh951]

when i watch you sail between countries and at the same time i see people who spend all their lives in the same place without any opportunity to get out as if they were in an eternal prison you are in great blessing

[@waynestokes9046]

If you want to catch cod, you need to get a bigger lure that is a very shiny silver color. It could be in the shape of a small fish such as caplin. Don't cast your line so far away from the boat. Just let it drop about 5' away from the boat and let the lure sink to the bottom. Bring it up about 3' from the bottom and start moving the rod up and down (jigging). Keep doing that you get tired, reel in another 3 to 8' of line and jig again. Repeat this until the line is above the surface and drop the line back in. This is how it is done in Newfoundland and Labrador. We often use a Norwegian jigger for this. By the way that cod you caught is called a Tom Cod due to it's small size. A good size cod would be anything greater that 24" in length. One of the locals around here caught a 100lb cod a couple of weeks ago. Great video

[@Al.W7263]

"Practice my line throwing". That reminds me. Been a while since I practised " Chucking my fly line". Thanks for the video.

[@CacheCanada]

So...the fishing channel you won't make but cool cooking demo. Thanks. You did well.

[@stellarpod]

Simply superb. Wonderful imagery, wonderful friends. As always, thanks so much for sharing. Steve

[@alexd302]

My mouth was watering whilst I watched you prepare the fish! Here is a South African fisherman's way of cooking fish on an open fire: You don't need a grate and you take the fish, seasoned as you did or any other way and instead of wrapping it in tin foil, you wrap it in a whole newspaper. Take the wrapped fish and soak it in the sea and put the whole wet bundle straight into the fire. There will be lots of steam and you roll the bundle over from time to time. The newspaper is of course burning up. Now the final timing is critical as you remove your package just before the last few papers burn! Open the parcel and the skin sticks to the paper and you are left with beautiful moist fish which has effectively been steam cooked. Believe me this is a magic way of cooking fish. Delicious! Enjoy!

[@fishingisfun4981]

Yeah , should sailing , travelling fishing and cooking togather in future video ! Your video will probably boom up

[@runejakobsen7046]

Oh...You are in Norway. Welcome, what an honor.

[@shilohstore6086]

Stuck in a desert in a bed I thank you for these videos they are great for my soul!

[@ivlohamed]

This video made my afternoon! Such a beautiful day caught on camera. Nothing better than eating the fish you catch after a long day

[@robbylafont]

I didn’t have high expectations for the fishing trip, but was pleasantly surprised! You did well!

[@mikeburke2379]

`10, 000 years will give you such a crick in the neck! I'm caught up! 235 episodes/ steps! What a great channel. I found you through Project Atticus but had to catch up on them first. Love the lack of drama, just love. One of my favorites please continue the boat project videos as I'll soon be in St Augustine boat shopping!

[@rice0009]

I got SOO hungry watching you guys eat those fish. I don't care what you said, that water LOOKED cold. BRRRR!

[@jasonlockhart4647]

Another bread episode guys but I honestly think it's that time. I think the boats calling and I think she needs something fix because I love coming to your channel because you guys make whatever you do look so modern and so nice I can honestly say your boat is the best looking both out of all of these channels no matter how big the boat is none of that Jason from South Florida

[@Ijustcantbelievethis]

Ok, that was just amazing. What a great look at a new traditional way to cook fish. Really fun episode.

[@RiverWoods111]

Your fishing there totally reminded me of fishing in the Peugeot Sound as a small kid. Even Kika's casting the first time, my father and grandfather teaching me to fish! It brought the memories back so real, that I literally was waiting for a huge Orca to come up out of the water and breach right next to your dinghy! Seriously was expecting that! Although as cool as it was as a 7 or 8 year old it was also a bit scary!

[@johnkruton9708]

Cheers from hazy smoky PNW Puget sound region. I’m so glad I found your channel and have shared your remodeled interior of your boat and your skills at life to my family. They are in awe. Good job.!! Keep being wonderful to each other and an inspiration to us all. Cheers!!

[@blotski]

Seen one film about a lovely Canadian/Haitian couple travelling the world in a boat they've practically built themselves going fishing on the Norwegian coast in an inflatable boat then having a fish barbecue by the sea - seen them all! 😉😀

[@tomriley5790]

Literally :-)!

[@christopherstube9473]

Poetic.

[@kiweekeith]

Thanks Guys.... Thanks for sharing such a 'Picturesque' vidclip .....What a Stunning Spot .... Best to ALL from New Zealand ....

[@franbaas3403]

Beautiful to see you can now fish and then share your catch, Wim

[@Jeppe.P.Bjerget]

Great to see you had a nice and fun time. I love fishing and the great part is that we have mountain lakes, rivers with Salmon and the sea with all the great fish. I guess you got a little more south now. The weather has changed, and it is more cold at nights. I wish you a great week, and look forward to see a good made video from you next week to. Best wishes from Jan in Norway

[@Einungbrekke]

One of the most popular ways to eat cod in Norway is to boil some water, with salt in it. When the water is boiling, put the cod in. If its small, just do it as filets, if its a large one, just cut it in parallel parts. When you have put the fish in, take it of the heat. You are not to boil the fish. When its all solid white and flaky, its finished. Served with boiled potato, boiled/steamed carrots and meltet butter with dill tips in it. Really good. Sorry about the bad description of how to cut the fish, English isn't my main language

[@ambitiousdreamer8]

Finally I have finish the binge step series and I love you guys!!!! You guys really inspire me to wanna buy a sailboat and go sailing. I have learned alot from your videos!!! God Bless you two and have a save journey!!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🤗🤗❤❤

[@marcryvon]

Aaaaah, freshly caught fish, grilled on the shore over a camp fire with friends ! Now that's nice living ! Can't beat that !

[@jussimori]

Love Norway, love fishing, love sailing, love cooking, love Sailing Uma and this episode! Tack sa mycket!

[@tewkesburyupdate893]

Thank you for this. The fishing looks perfect, and the eating even better. You have really nailed this video game. Bravo! And brava! too.

[@EITURKEY1]

beautiful landscape, some lovely drone work...nice dinner too..

[@Michael.of.Barrett]

lol - a few steps back I was asking about your fishing adventures. Too funny.

[@stadce]

Been binge watching from the beginning. Currently at Step 192.9 closing the gap! You guys are awesome! My favorite KZbin sailing couple for sure.

[@TheTruthteller9147]

love that you guys are doing more catch and cook!, traveling the world sampling seafood I caught would be epic!

[@henryrossouw930]

Great fishing.Nothing beats fresh fish from the water onto the grill. Been doing it for close on 55 years now. "will it bite" was very funny, Kika.Stay safe and take care.

[@msnpassjan2004]

Dan, give SAR a shout out and thanks for dropping by ! Rescue guys could us an occasional shout out.

[@Neilhuny]

A mix of cod and whiting - nice!

[@styx85]

I believe those are saithe/pollock (Pollachius virens)? They are darked finned and don't have the characteristic black spot of the whiting (Merlangius merlangus).

[@MRRice-wz3bv]

Happy fishing in Norway, Guy's. Enjoy your time be safe & have fun.

[@TasleTorrissen]

Just love to see you in Norway. Hope you enjoy your stay here.

[@cwsmith7366]

Farking fantastic one you guys. I can tell that for sure you are both having a blast there!

[@amarieshearer7613]

Casting is throwing your line in the water. It was fun to watch you. Nice way to cook it!

[@DavidAnthonymix]

YESSSSS! Finally, you guys are finishing how awesome! Can't believe how much I love your show and I am notoriously known for getting seasick. very cool!

[@olejacobstalesen6558]

Always fun to see wine from one of the biggest black-metal vocalists(Satyricon) in the world in gorgeous surroundings like this. Nice catch!

[@thomives4353]

I binge watched from the beginning not too long ago, and then had serious Uma withdrawals yesterday - thanks for the fix! Glad to see you catching fish too.

[@michaelj9071]

Kika learning to cast a line brought a smile to my face. Both you couples enjoying the outdoor grill was awesome. Only thin missing was a bottle of wine. Might I suggest if you can afford one is a vacuum sealer for your catch. During your travels vacuum seal your catch and keep it frozen. Thanks for another great video.

[@gp-gm6ev]

Once you start fishing you will be most likely hooked for life. Congrats on the days success.

[@SkylinersYeti]

life is good, live each day to it's fullest. Love your videos.

[@nThatch]

Lovely to see you guys in Norway! I just caught up on the summers episodes as you guys inspired me to sell and get rid of everything and buy my own sailboat and prepare to move into it. I travelled to the south of Norway and bought it. I have never sailed before. All the experience I had was watching a couple of hundred episodes of you guys. Then I just bought some safety equipment and set sail from the south up to Trondheim. It was a steep learning curve the first 2-3 days but I got up to my town in 15 days. And that was included some engine problems and bad weather. You guys inspired me to get out of my couch. Good luck up north! (Enjoy Lofoten which is where I am from)

[@anasswakach1264]

you absolutely nailed it guys, i found myself smiling when the fishes were ready XD

[@bryanbadger6841]

Love your channel guys. Not a biggie Kika...but it's called "fishing" not "catching." And it's "casting" not "throwing." Just as with a sea vessel. There's correct terminology. Left=port. Right=starboard. Front =bow. Back=stern. Toilet=head. Kitchen = galley....and so on. And well done with the results of your fishing. Another trick with fish is to soak newspaper in water...then wrap the fish up in at least 4-5 sheets of the paper. And lay it in coals. And steam the fish. Beautiful. Take care and stay safe.

[@SteinVarjord]

@Bryan Badger. I guess they know all those terms, but just don’t care too much about them. I also don’t, mostly. One exception is port and starboard, which are useful exactly because they are NOT the same as left and right, as you probably know, but others might not know, so to clarify: Port and starboard are exclusively related to the relevant boat. “The fender on our port side” is on the left side of the boat when we look forward. If i look aft, port is to my right side. “Keep to port of that boat coming towards us...” is to the right of it seen from our view. It’s absolutely correct nautical expression to say “keep to the right of that boat”. Thus, port can mean both left and right, but is always the same related to the boat we’re implying. This makes it easier to avoid misunderstandings on a boat. We can never say “we go to starboard of that mark/island/etc.” A mark or an island has no direction. The correct nautical term is “we go on the right side of the island’.

[@bryanbadger6841]

@@SteinVarjord yes to your comments. And thankyou for your response. Just one thing. The port side of an approaching vessel is on the right as we look at it. But when teaching students we always say pass "port to port." Students always recognised that "port" on an approaching vessel is still port (left) but is right as we look bow to stern. However we tended to keep things simple. Again thankyou for your response.

[@ashleypierce8500]

Beautiful vid as usual. Sincerest thanks.

[@davidhoagland4010]

I really enjoy your channel and you pick really appropriate music, it sets a good tone.

[@sario22152]

Good fishing experience, love the ways you guys cook. Cheers.

[@timerickson7056]

When I fish in a new place the locals always know what's best. If there are no local tips I use red&white lures . But I fish mostly fresh water. The best fish bait I have ever seen is called POWERBAIT orange seems to work the best . It's so good they talk about OUTLAWING it . Comes in a small jar like playdough make a small ball on a #10 hook light line .

[@markbaehne9389]

Great job finishing Time practice makes perfect

[@fernandobaiget4432]

There is so much fish in those fjords!. One day, not far from where you are now, I just wanted to know the depth so I used a fising line with three EMPTY hooks and a lead at the end, just to measure the bottom, but I kept on catching mackerels who hit on the EMPTY (no bait!) hooks. Beautifull Norway, where I spent five years..

[@AMorgan57]

Those little touches add something, such as the last shot, a close-up of the fire crackling under the fish.

[@r.scottmacleod4564]

FJIORD FEAST!!...That alone is worth the trip there.

[@silverark2693]

Good fishing guys! That looked so tasty. The lady with the fire light on her looked lovely. Happy times. :)