Catching and cooking some trout and bluegill over a campfire 🏕

[@bursangijo]

i like how fish can be a simple meal for camping but yet it feel soooo enjoyable to eat it while going outdoors 😄

[@Arcahnslight]

Gets us back to our roots. It's a quintessentially human meal, and fun as all heck to boot!

[@flykicks23fresh]

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[@Mojo-Jojo-O]

Better than a filet-o-fish that's for sure lol

[@woopass2010]

Because its primal, we werent meant to eat goyslop and work in an office, this in the video is peak living

[@AuthenticChronicVision]

That's what it's made for.

[@jah7763]

You make it all look so easy! Wonderful video! Thank you.

[@GtaFivetosix]

Yeah catching a 1 inch fish is hard. You 3 years old?.

[@GtaFivetosix]

Bahtahaaaaaaahaahaahaaa u won't survive Karen.

[@GtaFivetosix]

😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@gothic_euphoria]

@@GtaFivetosixso sigma

[@richiespinelli5605]

Moron!!!!​@@GtaFivetosix

[@maryammairaj4393]

This guy has the best survival content

[@rabbitfoot633]

So underrated too!

[@davidarwood6264]

I agree , with both of you.

[@forresthoward5868]

Yea with a big ol chest of ice - survival at its best

[@GtaFivetosix]

​@yipperdeyip honestly you people listening to this guy ate already the first tp die

[@GtaFivetosix]

Indoor rock climbing ass vibes looks. Most stereo typical white bs

[@OutdoorGurl24]

Looks delicious! I also feel like you can’t go wrong with lots of butter and some lemon juice when cooking seafood!

[@MudMarsh]

We always try to remember to bring a lemon or lime although garlic salt lives permanently in my fishing bag

[@OutdoorGurl24]

@@MudMarshGreat Idea!

[@jackhardy1649]

@@OutdoorGurl24 so does Soya sc!

[@OutdoorGurl24]

@@davidarwood6264 Sounds fun! My friend and I caught a sunfish and cooked it. Not sure if we even got an ounce of meat from it. We wanted cook a live fish so we could feel like real outdoors women 🤣. This was back when I was younger and tent camping.

[@austinhernandez2716]

It's not for everyone. Fish have almost zero taste to me. I catch and release.

[@evangarydeans]

I’ve never been fishing and I’ve never come across this dude before but I cannot stop watching. Solid content

[@batonrougerp7423]

Better to go to creeks, ponds or rivers. We have a lake here in Shawnee Oklahoma called twins lake, me and my brother go out there and try fishing next to the shore/bank with nightcrawlers Never caught anything, always get my night callers tore up but nothing ever swallows the hook whole. Unless you get a boat, just ignore lakes

[@thegrinch0614]

Get a cheap fishing rod and get out there!

[@bushwacker2048]

If you want to try it, contact your local Fish & Wildlife outfit, game wardens, whatever your state/country calls it. They'll get you lined out. Or just look online and find the nearest place that sells live bait, the proprietor will gladly help you, so he can sell more bait. They wants you to succeed so you'll come back and buy more stuff

[@JohnLockhart-r3o]

Go fishing, if you do your research and have good equipment and a good spot, you won't regret it

[@dprob1985]

Ya, don't go fishing ever....it's so time consuming, expensive, and alot of bugs and snakes, and its GROSS w all the guts and blood. You're better off buying fish at the store.

[@juannav1990]

Used to do the exact same thing with my pappy who raised me, he passed of lung cancer in October 2006, two months before my 16th birthday but taught me how clean and gut my first fish at 12 . Rainbow trout, perch, bluegills, Sunny's, and brown/Brook trout. All on corn, meal worms, spinners, you name it!! Good memories, when life was better!

[@Fmc_Devil]

If life was good then go do it now man

[@ThePiratePaddy]

God bless you and your dad man. Your dad will be proud of the man you have become today. His love for you still lives on in your heart. Remember that. Go make him proud lad

[@juannav1990]

@@ThePiratePaddy that means a lot to me, I appreciate your words!!💯

[@Shroomboy81]

Awwe sorry for your loss. Your pappy taught you a good skill and gave you memories you'll never forget......Tight lines from the UK

[@reignxlpoetry8858]

The skills and lessons we've learned from our loved ones who are no longer here will always be the fruit of life.

[@forrestbryant6309]

What great videos! No bad jokes or cussing, I'm 31 and a father and I really appreciate good content like this.

[@jakek6728]

Watching this brings back fond memories of spending time camping on islands as a kid in the morth woods of MN. We used to cook fish and crawfish on the coals of a fire. I feel so fortunate that I was able to spend 7-10 days at a time at 12 years old fending for myself in the wilderness of MN. At the same time i cant imagine letting my children do that at that age

[@bushwacker2048]

Um, care to elaborate on the fending for yourself bit? Also the idea of cooking crawfish over coals is wild, I'd never considered it. We always boil 'em

[@jakek6728]

@@bushwacker2048 i was alone or with my best friend for at least a week with a canoe(did it every year at least twice a year from age 12-23). We would live on fish, crawfish and forage for berries, once we found some wild asparagus Still to this day i think it's insane that my parents trusted me to do that, I can't imagine letting my kids even leave the house for the day and "come home when the street lights come on" but that's how it was back then. Cooking crawfish and fish directly on coals is one of my favorite ways to eat them still to this day.

[@bushwacker2048]

@@jakek6728 oh, glad to hear it was on purpose, I thought you'd got lost in the woods or something, lol I'm a bit of a helicopter parent too, my kids don't so much as go out into the front yard unless there's an adult out there, and I live in an area with virtually no crime. Something bad only has to happen once, diligence is the way

[@Hawksearcher]

@@bushwacker2048agreed. It’s sad I don’t raise my own kids with the same outdoor freedom I enjoyed

[@kikinorm4434]

@@Hawksearcheryou could take them outdoors for this experience yourself or put them in hiking/camping programs if there are any in your area! They can enjoy outdoors freedom while also being kept safe.

[@harellzi]

Love these catch n cooks

[@Nikolio16]

My family used to go fishing for bluegill every other weekend growing up. We would simply batter them up and have fried fish with homemade potato fries 😊

[@Camjeezyjoe]

“These little things put up a good fight, and they taste good” exactly what I say when I see birds in my backyard.

[@thatonebeone]

haha i was thinking the same.. first person i hear eat blue gills lol

[@jaluntaylor4596]

@@thatonebeoneyou must not be from Texas they taste great better than any catfish

[@TheMandaloreFett]

Sir, you’re very informative. Thank you. You’re appreciated.

[@ศรันย์ขออื่นกลาง]

😢

[@wesh388]

Sounds like my kind of day! I like your idea of using green sticks as a grill. I usually use a cast iron or flat rock, but I bet they get a lot more of that good smoky flavor using your stick grill. I'll have to try

[@Youtube_user_nhvrxdhn]

You are so cool and explain everything so chill and understandable. Thank you so much!

[@nexus_keeper]

The bluegill looked like it just gave up after you caught it😭

[@dennispratt559]

I like how you cook your fish hole. Most youtubers bring a filet board and a filet knife and a Propane. Or charcoal grill.. And I think that's pretty generic. Love your videos.

[@robski461616]

I love fish, but I'm not sure about eating its hole lol.

[@jin6000]

Literally my favourite bushcraft channel on KZbin.

[@ANTENG493]

Nah ini baru pemancing yang gak bikin kecewa. Dapet ikan langsung di eksekusi di bakar di makan, bukan nya udah dapet tapi di lepasin lagi

[@BartK2]

When people ask me what my dream job would be, I just point them to this channel. This guy gets to stay in the wild most of the time AND gets paid for it (at least I hope KZbin pays him enough 😅)

[@betford2]

He has to come in for editing which takes a lot of time. 😂

[@SAM_UL]

Just picked up fishing two months ago as a 35 yo. So glad I found this channel this guy knows his stuff.

[@Ephraimmmmm]

my favorite trout bait is meal worms they work so well especially if you add a power egg on top

[@rumo510]

My buddy caught a rainbow trout with a slice of hotdog on a bent safety pin on some fishing line we found by the creek- no pole. No joke. Probably not the best method in the world, but it worked😂 I cleaned the fish and made a fire and it was a good meal.

[@bushwacker2048]

​@@rumo510 shit, you don't need no pole, son. Many a decent fish has been caught with some line, a hook and an empty beer can. You just tie a knot around the can and wrap the line around it. To cast it you swing the bait around in a loop and let go, to reel it in you wrap the line back around the can. In Texas if you hire some Mexicans for work and there's a pond or creek nearby, you better believe they're gonna bust out the ol' fishing can and give it a try

[@Wolfram762]

Man they looked amazing! Absolutely love fishing!

[@jack0lantrn]

The classic mealworm

[@guardianmn]

I really like your video, and thank you for sharing. It looks so relaxing coming from the city life!

[@williamcooper2368]

We grew up catching bluegill and cleaning and eating them. The same day. We always used Mill worms. In San Diego CA. Fishing on a golf course is good.

[@Levguy140]

The way you cook fish looks better than some restaurants I go to 😂🙏

[@bagusaditya2211]

I respect the way you cleaned and ate ypur fish. No waste involved

[@rainforesthk2181]

When it’s survival in the wild every catch you get is a blessing

[@madelynbetras3725]

Makes me wanna go camping

[@ferowelknightray2462]

this dude is something else. thanks for awesome videos!

[@ericpotter7072]

Nice Catch. Great video. Enjoy your Blessings 💯 🇨🇦 ✨️ 🌟 🙏🏿

[@natsurashizero]

Man, fishing looks like so much fun

[@MrGoldInfinity]

This man will single handedly be the reason we can all survive in the wilderness in the future

[@ThomasLunsford-s2k]

Love all this shit. Grew up living most of it. Great shit

[@user-ud7ce6gn3n]

Me: *uses bones as an excuse not to deal with fish* WoodsbounOutdoors: And it's not a big deal if you miss one or two here and there. You just spit 'em out Me: *sweats in babyish* Interesting

[@goktugharta]

Finally a channel with lots of catch and cook 🤙🏻 instead of release 'em... Even with a Barbie fishing rod😂

[@umbrellacorp.]

Looks good. Now I'm hungry. 🎣🔥 🐟😎👍💯

[@tracynorris5012]

Yummy. I haven't been able to trout fish for years now, but my son does. Thank you. I swear they taste better right beside the river! ❤😊🎉

[@ronaldrose7593]

Great tips, thank you for sharing.

[@BushcraftingBogan]

Me and my buddies use to camp out at a pond when we were kids. We use to catch and cook blue gill for dinner and breakfast. It was so good! ❤

[@Engineer1897]

Nothing better than a bluegill and fried cornbread and hot coffee, followed by a nice cigar, of course.

[@allaboutroofing2]

The brook trout is the clear winner over blue gill tho. Have you tried it?

[@Engineer1897]

@@allaboutroofing2 Tried it. It's better, for sure. Used to catch perch/sunfish by the hundreds in middle Georgia. Only ever got to fish for trout occasionally.

[@allaboutroofing2]

@@Engineer1897 appreciate the cordial reply. Cheers and happy fishing. 😊

[@allaboutroofing2]

@@Engineer1897 I'm a bit jealous of the "by the hundreds." Here brook trout limit is either 4 for over 8" and 10 for under 8". Bluegill is possession/bag limit 20. I like fish in moderation tho and release all that are lip hooked.

[@Engineer1897]

​@@allaboutroofing2there are limits for trout here too. I've never been aware of any limits on bream/sunfish/bluegill/crappie. You can float creeks here and go " where no man has gone before/in a very long time, and do really good. I give away what I don't eat, or throw them back. I don't like catfish. I used to give them to my mom before she passed away, she loved catfish. I like catching small mouth bass, but I always throw them back, unless they're big enough to mount. These days I stick to bream , not bass or anything like that, because it simplifies the kind of tackle/bait to carry. I need the extra room anyway for sausage biscuits and cigars. Have a super weekend and keep ' reelin' em' in " 👍

[@julieaskingforafriend]

I grew up fishing for bluegill and sunfish with my grandfather. We catch a mess, then he'd gut and scale them then turn them over to my grandmother to fry up in cornmeal. Food of the gods. Personally, I like trout because they are easier to prep.

[@chernobyl_og]

When I go camping we don’t bring food, we catch, brown and rainbow trout, wrap it in foil with butter and seasoning put it by the coals of the fire, and it’s done in 5 min tops. Good video brother

[@robertspence831]

Yum, that looks awesome.

[@austinsoutdooradventures]

“i got the idea clueless bushcraft” had me wondering if it was gonna be good 😂

[@amandarucker8242]

It's a blessing to know that your husband can always take care of your family know matter what goes own in this descusting world.

[@ssholed]

Disgusting

[@jackhubbard4461]

You always make good content man, thank you

[@theoneandonlycarlton]

Those Crispy Trout Tails Are Friggin Delicious I Hope You Didn't Throw Those Away Cause You Don't Know What You're Missin, It's Like A Crispy Tatter Chip YUMMY

[@robsgarage4746]

low tech and awesome results! looks delicious and super healthy. Thanks for the vid!

[@kenolson3064]

That's how I did it in the sierras. I would start. A small fire to make a bed of coals. Catch a fish, clean it. Place it directly on the coals for a few minutes on each side. Take a pinch from a bag of salt and eat. Dig a small hole extinguish the hot coals. Bury everything, place a few rocks over the disturbed dirt. The only things I leave behind are my footprints.

[@russaindog]

Word

[@dawidolo]

Thats a very nice and satisfying video honestly

[@AbsurdiaJourney]

Do you have a video or short on preparing the fish to be cooked? Like the cutting and dismembering parts? I tried a few days ago and it wasn’t pretty. Or edible. I felt really bad for the fish since I didn’t even get to eat it after all that because I destroyed it. I may also need a sharper knife though.

[@paulfeasal6024]

Get a fillet knife. Cut a line down the stomach. Pull the guts out. Wrap then in aluminum foil with butter, garlic, salt and fresh squeezed lemon juice from a lemon. You only need about half of a lemon. Forgot to say to add pepper. Then grill till golden brown hole. You could also use a cast iron skillet without the aluminum foil. Just remember to add some olive oil before frying till golden brown on each side. To totally skin it you would need to watch a video because that is more difficult and it takes practice too to get down.

[@justcausejustbecause9276]

Depends on the fish.

[@MombasaCry04]

Also, keep an eye not to puncture the bile while gutting it. It will spoil the fish.

[@amandarucker8242]

Your wife is very blessed... thanks for learning us about common sense trick to the trade..

[@jackhardy1649]

This guy is worth listening too😅

[@MoldRoss]

This is the Best and most educational survival/camping channel

[@brianb8003]

Bluegills do in fact fight disproportionately to their size. Perch too.

[@Socalfishingmaster]

For real, bluegill fight like a bass twice their size

[@levidotson6610]

Believe it or not there have actually been studies done an trout actually expend less energy in fast moving water around rocks, there’s a really cool video I saw years ago that covers it pretty in depth

[@johnkennethsolo6769]

Man ... Fishing was really interesting and fun ,relaxing Outdoor activity 🫱🏻🫲🏻🎣

[@Paul-f8e9u]

You are an inspiration, keep it up..Paul from Ireland

[@queencharlibee1991]

That was soo relaxing and satisfying!!!!

[@officialxverzusz]

Everytime I watch one of these fishing shorts and whatnot I get the feeling of "Man I never went fishing in my life it would probably be cool" but then I remember that it's like 90% waiting for fish to bite, and 10% tug of war

[@SeylerOutdoors]

Looks delicious! I may have to give this a try!!

[@varafaris-rx9me]

These videos are relaxing ❤❤❤

[@DhaleBEvans]

Us Filipinos when we grill meat and fish, we marinate them in soy sauce, garlic, lime juice, a bit of sugar, salt, and pepper. You can't go wrong with those.

[@DinChansy]

Nice thank for sharing outdoor 😅😊😊

[@vampstar5276]

I’m a 17-year-old mixed black girl and I really wanna go fishing but I live in Atlanta Georgia and I don’t know anyone who would go fishing with me or teach me. I’m really intrigued by catching fish and I really wanna try it one day. I’m also good at cooking. Hopefully, one day I can be able to fish. I enjoy your videos a lot.

[@chrismoreno1627]

Nice that looks delicious I'm hungry now. And Im way overdue on getting my lines wet!!!👌🐟

[@pek5117]

Nice mate. I used to fish at work and cook them for lunch, 2 main fish didn't need to be scaled and I'd just put them over a fire like yours. Same deal just flake the meat off the bones.

[@HuntandFish1035]

Nothing like catching and cooking up the fish you caught yourself. It's quite rewarding!

[@_auty_]

I’ve never had trout, it looks delicious. I wish we had them around my area. Love bluegill

[@williamstamper442]

Dad taught me when i was real young to keep a slice of bread handy when eating bluegill. If one of those little bones gets lodged in your throat you can tear a piece of bread from the middle of a slice and roll it up and swallow it. This techniqe can dislodge the bone and save your life. Ask me how i know. Use half corn meal half flour, season with salt pepper and paprika, chili powder if you like, all shaken into the coating. I use one egg and splash of milk for egg wash. You can filet a bluegill if you have enough because the fillets are small...but so tasty. Dip in egg wash, drop into large ziplock with the coating. Shake em all up then drop into cast iron skillet with canola or whatever your fav oil, except olive oil which will burn too quick. Dont take but a min or two soon as fhe coating is golden. Put the fish on paper towels draped over a paper plate. Dont forget the salt! Time to eat! For me bluegill is the only fish I don't even crave tartar sauce with, just straight up tender moist but firm enough to be the perfect bite...one after another.

[@redred3144]

I believe studies have shown on rainbow trout. That slower, moving water actually does make them expend more energy because they have to use more muscles within the body versus faster. Moving water, which they can basically use it like a bird. And glide to stay in one spot using they're fins

[@1shinyhog]

Not only feeding yourself, but having fun doing it! 😉👍

[@jay-ar5925]

New subs here. Nice one love watching your videos. Watching from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺 ❤

[@KorraTransPhoenix]

I haven't had fresh caught trout in years. I'd love to have the time and energy to go fishing again!

[@Francis77492]

Eating like a king out there 🤜🏾

[@azilestilo]

Simple cooking and I love it

[@cyndifoore7743]

I love trout, my dad used to fish for them a lot.

[@pinkguycomments69]

*Catches Bluegill* My brain : "You sir, are a fish"

[@Meepmeephihi]

I’m binge watching!! 💕

[@flordelizabentley1497]

Awesome 👏 simple yet enjoyable 👏👌

[@ToddDavis-p3u]

Bream and perch are so good! We used to catch them all day and fillet 50-60. Wouldn't eat all day fishing and that night we'd pig out on them. Grunt,grunt,snort,snort.😂

[@datboiderrty]

Fish from a river hits different. Really good

[@PLAYGODPLAYZZZ]

Nice catching fish n then cook like simple grilled 😊

[@fnanderson6637]

We all need to learn how to live off the land not just for camping, but The way the world is going these survival instincts and tactics will become absolutely necessary. And btw I just farted

[@bouncerslabrealnature9143]

Especially freezing those ice chunks 😂😂

[@Allyourbase1990]

Man it’s been so long since I’ve fished for trout but I really want some soon .one of my favorite to eat

[@brandanhoward6625]

When i was younger i will always choked on the bones of the fish🤣 I try my best to get rid of the bones but I'll always finds little pieces hiding in the meat🤣🤣🤣

[@jb3757]

Love your adventures, gonna start mine soon.

[@AndrewKarmona]

Man i love this guy

[@humanhurt2384]

I don't know, it's so comfortable to watch this kind of fishing or cooking content

[@sickduck1412]

The feeling to catch, cook and eat your own food is irreplaceable 😊

[@kennethsajovie4473]

Your awesome truck driver from Pensacola Florida

[@johncroddy7854]

FRESH CAUGHT IS THE BEST. LOVE IT

[@paulheaphy4228]

Miss those days. 50 years ago. " Life's simple pleasures. ..."

[@JungéShikisanki]

Trouts look so nice from how they are shaped. So streamlined.

[@MichealFarmer-m3c]

Looks good i love sun fish its probably my favorite fish! Maybe ziplock bag for fish on ice id be using that for drinks!

[@ulta.88]

I love that fishing 🎣 and cook yummy its like old mountain people 😋 ❤❤❤😂

[@distantgalaxymusic1447]

Corn meal, Pan fried blue gill fillets on a bun with mustard and Cole slaw! Tastes sooo good!

[@gmpick9793]

Here in Ga those are Brims patties

[@ThrillerALi]

That’s what I’m talking about! No throwbacks! Cook, and Eat them suckers! 😂😩😭☠️💀💯🔥🔥🔥

[@VielleWink]

nothing's better than a fresh caught fish!