GIANT LOBSTER in Canada - SEAFOOD Catch & Cook in The Maritimes!! BEST Street Food in Canada!!

[@LukeMartin]

Please share this video with CBC and CTV and any other news outlet. Let's make New Brunswick's food known to the world! Follow us behind the scenes at facebook.com/chopsticktravel and instagram.com/chopsticktravel

[@jadecummings8093]

Hey you guys, it's so good to see you in your home country Canada.....O Canada lol! 😃

[@audreyabdo7719]

Ok Luke will do.

[@kamwo183]

Luke Martin so cool! Also from NB! All this time i never knew! You food Ranger and Strictly Dumpling are the best food channels on you tube! If you are in Moncton foods on me! Love to see the shooting show process! WE have great oysters and Lobster as well over this way! I’ve always said the best seafood is in the Maritimes!

[@AStupidTourist]

Finally ! The Canadian series begins .. I'm a Vancouver boy . Never seen the Atlantic Ocean in Canada... it's the birthplace of Canada. I should go . Looks beautiful .

[@lucyho4731]

Such a beautiful country with warm hearted people and it's a pleasure and treasure to behold.🏡💒⛵

[@AStupidTourist]

I give this video an Eh plus ....❤🇨🇦😎

[@netherfield2000]

Love the video, but the background music was solidly 80s made for tv romantic movie.

[@Petran4100]

Now I know why you are the coolest couple on youtube. You're Canadian. Welcome back home. Hope to see more videos of Canada.

[@SiriusStarGazer]

Yes , some more Canadian base videos would be really nice.

[@protocolofficer2629]

So glad you made a video of Canada, New Brunswick and especially St. Andrews. It’s great to fly the flag occasionally and you two did it in aces! I too have dug for clams in both Nova Scotia and Maine and love just steaming them and dipping in butter. At one point in this, you said that looking at the lobster roll made your mouth water! It made my, and probably hundreds of others, mouths water too. Lobster at its best and you captured it all. Thanks for a great video. Cheers, Colin. p.s. love winkles too😉

[@johnsannucci9630]

Woooow that's so cheap for 13lbs of lobster 😍😍😍😍💯 I'm moving to Canada ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@MillennialTravelConfessions]

I love that, catching lobster fresh and eating it later that day 😁

[@aylamelanson4804]

PLEASE DO make a series for Canada, if you make your way to the Okanagan you have to try out our wine and fresh picked cherries/ apples etc.

[@AussieAngeS]

Oh. Wow Canada is beautiful 😍 that lobster was massive and the lobster rolls looks mouthwatering for sure. Loved the video as always guys

[@LukeMartin]

Thank you so much Angie we definitely grew up in a beautiful part of the world!!

[@Yogirliej4dee]

Every province here is different and i love the diversity here

[@skipper4114]

Good to see someone representing East Coast Canada. I am from NFLD originally and grew up eating lots of fresh seafood. I often go to Japan. Cheers.

[@pete6338]

American MasterChef and Gordon Ramsey...'The most humane way to kill a lobster is like this'👍.......not boil it to death👎......

[@onedgegaming1chris648]

The next time you do this with lobster take the band’s off you will taste the difference

[@aL3891_]

Yeah, Canada series! cool to see more of the place you guys are from :)

[@LukeMartin]

Thanks! I hope you enjoy it:)

[@deki134]

Whats the name of the Music in the beginning?

[@joseecowa2039]

yess!! im from moncton!! awesome video guys

[@FoodandFootprints]

Awesome you guys are showcasing your home province!

[@Shayy83]

As a New Orleans girl that "boil" hurt my heart 😥 but I'd bet it was still good. Good video!!

[@RainBitcoins]

@ryan williams correct

[@ronjames3752]

Luke, with all the food you eat, how do you stay so slim???

[@MissLadyVenom]

As someone from Nova Scotia, it made my week to see the maritimes brought to light! I miss seeing us in food show highlights and hope you come back to showcase more maritimes in the future!

[@nrproductions5776]

Are there any affordable lobster roll places there ?

[@MissLadyVenom]

@@nrproductions5776 Not anymore sadly. The pandemic has exacerbated the cost of lobsters. Now the only cheap places to buy them are straight from the fishermen (some places are even dropping them from the menu due to costs).

[@spartymatt9627]

This is the most amazingly Canadian thing I've ever seen in my life.

[@sampoole3434]

Omg I ❤ Lobsters. I'm drooling over here.

[@he7830]

Im so addicted with your channel,but i made sure i feed myself before watching till i gets hungry again😂

[@ilnas]

Love your video. But how about killing the lobster first before boiling them to death. Kinda cruel

[@FoodandFootprints]

For the amount of meat you get in that lobster roll, that’s not a bad price at all

[@jazzzzyst]

There is a special magic that comes out of being at home and showcasing places close to person's heart ❤️❤️❤️ Best looking lobsters ever! I can't wait to set foot on CA ground for good 😍 *Fingers crossed around 10 months to go!* LOVE seeing you guys at home base! This is definitely going to boost subscriber numbers to 500K in NO TIME!

[@estellap9600]

Loved this video in your home province. I live in Seattle Washington and we have so many places to get fresh seafood so it was nice to see you both foraging seafood like we do here. The lobsters and clams looked so amazing that my mouth was watering. Same with the cold smoked salmon, which is my favorite.

[@lauriea2971]

Ie job. I’m from corner Brook, Newfoundland but I live in Alberta now since 1991/92. I have not had east coast seafood since then cause it’s to much money. Stop teasing me with it. Lol

[@edwong5298]

Definitely one awesome video! Left me with my mouth watering, the 🦞 rolls, the smoke salmon, the fried clams...and the lobsters...

[@bobguenther6658]

That was an awesome video from your home. So glad you did one from there. Holy cow! Those were massive lobsters! Yum!

[@stephcarlofc]

Wow Canada is one beautiful country. That part of Canada that you're in reminds me of Massachusetts. I've heard great things about NB seafood!!

[@wetdedstuocm]

Very Nice to see the place you call home. I hope there is more to come. The Lobster Roll and the Fried Clams where my favorites, I have never had Periwinkles would like to try them sometime.. Peace and Hugs..

[@khanisaakurniawan]

No wonder you guys are so polite in every foreign country, stereotypically Canadian. I liked your vids so far, mouth watering foods and keep up the good work :)

[@av-ji9qy]

What a beautiful area...why would anyone leave ....the lobster feast looks fantastic You kids do a great job mixing the food with the scenery....waiting for your next video

[@TheAmanor123]

Why would anyone leave? Ayo bro i d rather live in an aerea where there s no winter,.only the sun all year long. I would go there on vacation tho to do some fishin

[@pacedestudio]

Awesome & Lovely Place, Video & Presentation I hv seen or ever enjoyed in my lifetime... New Brunswick is so very Spectacular, Beautiful & Breathtaking that my Dreams oozes out for. I enjoyed every part of your Filming and the Maritime Seafood Catch & Cook. Wish yall crew my heartfelt Regards, Love & Good Luck for your future endeavours +++++

[@morganwhisenhant2152]

Amazing is all that can be said. I live in mobile Alabama we are a seafood based area gulf of Mexico right here. We don't have lobster absolutely amazing great job!

[@kelliesquire2981]

Wiw guys your home province is just beautiful, and the lobsters looked amazing and delicious. I have to admit the lobster boil brought back my aussie childhood memories of Yabby boils. The catching of the Dam Yabbies on sunset and then cracking open the fresh hot shell and dipping the meat in vinegar and salt is sonething I'll never forget. Love the video guys. Enjoy you time back home

[@230608grace]

Looks great in Summer, but Winter is not . Freezing cold and loads of snow.

[@Michaelbos]

Nice video, love seafood and our neighbors up North have a beautiful country.

[@MrLew1965]

Now that's a feast set for a King & Queen !! Love this stuff !!

[@bobbykwan5633]

How about not dumping broken clams when you're the one who broke them.

[@ckalnicki]

I’m from New England. The Lobsters and clams are definitely my favorite! I do love Steamers though.

[@BranMac97]

You’re supposed to take the bands off before boiling them 🤢

[@audreyabdo7719]

Canada is beautiful and like Maine it has lots of beautiful lobsters and other seafood. Wow I’d like to have some huge beautiful lobster like the ones he showed. Oh yes Luke those lobster rolls are to die for. Oh I am hungry for delicious lobster that you cooked. Lobster is my favorite that is no lie yummy!

[@LukeMartin]

Thanks Audrey! Its such a delicious food!!

[@CareMcG]

Might have to make a lobster roll or 2 this weekend, just like Grampie Martin used to make.

[@KonTikiTraveler]

Luke, I always watch your channel and I was wondering when you were coming home to Canada! Great work on this piece.

[@LukeMartin]

Thanks so much!

[@FoodandFootprints]

Ossie’s is such a classic looking spot! Love places like that

[@bernardduguay]

Should never cook lobster with rubber on claw. 😨

[@Shekumanstravel]

Love you guys videos and it feels so great seeing you guys eating those giant lobster and I wish I could join you lots. Nice one mates

[@GjetoHoti]

Lobsters by far the best and Lobster roles second best.

[@ladymurasaki370]

Love lobsters! But I also love clams & periwinkles! I can choose! I love it all!!! 👍 ❤

[@amandamiller304]

must have been a great taste of home for you guy's , fresh sea food is best kept simple so you can taste ite real taste , i used to eat winkles with my nan back in the 70's on a saturday tea time , they were served with bread and butter band you used a safty pin to get them out

[@shabbatshalom7165]

Hello From the Prairies..!! From the bread basket of Canada, Saskatchewan..!!

[@freyallarganswald4746]

Amazing to see you both back on home turf. I don’t like fish but I can appreciate how good all that seafood looks.the lobsters are massive 😲 I live about 15 miles from St. Andrews in fife Scotland. I wonder if there were a few Scottish people settled in the St. Andrews area of New Brunswick. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Lovely scenery were you are in the video . Love to you both, hope you enjoy being home for a while 🤗💕🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@alishamohanty7732]

Aaaammmmaaaaazzzzing!!! Loved the lobster rolls and the boil!!! Hungry for more such videos.. Also in the look out for where I can get lobsters in my city as I want to have them now.. 🤤

[@funtrain23]

My favorite video so far. The whole experience is just so authentic, not like on PBS when the host would seem detached. It just look like a really fun date out in the nature, enjoying it all, soaking it all in. It's so nice! That snail thing looks like you're picking your nose and eating your own booger 😂, but I'm sure it was delicious. How come you didnt try to eat the clam and lobster raw, like sashimi? The scenery was so beautiful, especially with the drone shots. Just got that crisp unadulterated wilderness feel.

[@pjobpjobpjob]

Great video Luke and Sabrina! I learned a lot and found the views amazing! Love to see more of New Brunswick! Peter, Albany, NY, USA. Cheers.

[@baveshero8559]

Bro when will you come to armenia People are very nice here

[@LukeMartin]

Hopefully someday!

[@kimpreston3052]

Yes plz to more vids like this. You guys ROCK✌💗♥️💗♥️✌

[@banson1272]

beautiful view，beautiful video，catch in the Maritimes is really fun!!and 😍 incredible Lobster hot dog.

[@TheKatiewindow]

REALLY loved the costal foraging in the beginning, you guys. Nothing tastes better than something you've caught/foraged and cooked yourself. Thank you for another awesome upload. Here's hoping you're both doing fantastic.

[@freek1112]

Great video guys! I could live without the music though:p. Keep it up and enjoy life like you do so well:)!

[@OGLenaLaw]

Really cool to see just how similar the seafood availability is on the direct opposite side of the continent. (From Island County, Washington)

[@lucyho4731]

Stunning Canada that breeds a passion for seafood lovers.A great indepth for discovering ways to enjoy life.That azure sea inspired by sea natural resources.That lobster rolls really stirred up my palate and giant lobsters brimming with tasteful kick.Intriguing!

[@juan.c.990]

💪👍💪👍💪👍💪👍💪👍💪👍💪👍💪👍💪

[@Tomsawyerspit]

What a beautiful town. I don't do clams , but everything else looked delicious. My favorite thing though was the boiled lobster. Doesn't get any fresher than that. Beauty

[@yeswecanhk]

New Brunswick picture perfect 👌🏼

[@emwang6486]

Nothing beats the taste of hardwork

[@rodfair5698]

Great video, beautiful part of the world. Thanks

[@kimberlyduncan8598]

The lobster looked amazing. I've only had it once but nothing like your.

[@JojoJojo-qm7no]

Best lobster ever from Canada (New Brunswick and Iles de la madeleine) bisou 💋 from Montréal

[@marajaw422]

The best episode ever #wethenorth

[@RaythBane]

Welcome home!!! Shediac needs to be on your list the next time your back in the area

[@crosleyfilms6661]

That lobster boil looked so good. You two are a nice couple. Best wishes.

[@Dak17SJ]

That lobster roll looked deadly, i'll definitely have to make the trip down one of these days. Nice to see the maritimes well represented in this video 😁

[@hardtarget8]

My god what a beautiful place, absolute paradise!

[@angbukaw]

Oh those flyover shots, so gorgeous. See food? Yes, seafood!

[@WesDaviestravel]

YES!!!

[@soo_chef]

Woooo so proud! Represent!! 😜🇨🇦 🦞

[@LukeMartin]

Thank you!!

[@audreyfreeman7615]

You left the rubber bands on the claws. ...Sacrilegious!...No lobster fisherman would do that..You will taste the rubber....Always take the rubber bands off before cooking!

[@Briefzehn]

I loved this episode and think it was time for you to come home for a visit. This brings back many memories of deep sea fishing, lobster pots, and clamming I had as a youth. I am fro New Hampshire, a neighboring New England state of New Brunswick's in the USA. My grandparents were Canadian and we also have the New England lobsters (Humerus Americanus) on our seacoast. Most of all I loved visiting New Brunswick many years ago and experiencing the many beautiful cultural sights of the province. I really enjoyed visiting the Bay of Fundy and getting up at 2 or 3 AM to go to the cliffs with spotlights ablaze, and witness the tide coming in with a great, great roar and within a very few minutes it was 55 feet high and very powerful. A natural phenomenon to be witnessed with awe and respected for it's uniqueness. Best wishes Luke and Sabrina, I look forward to your next adventure, but come home once in awhile, too. ~A New Hampshire admirer~

[@LukeMartin]

Thank you for the story. I’m glad we can both love NB!

[@jacksonnolasco]

Its so nice to see u both foraging from your natural habitat. Lol😄

[@craigbetts1586]

nice that you guys made it to your home province in real time I assume your not here anymore, I haven't been to Ossie's in a long time anytime I do go to St Andrews I drop into The Clam Digger take-out and yes I like clams but you still can't beat steamed PEI mussels lol and who wouldn't want fresh lobster, it must of been nice seeing your families and maybe some old friends too

[@sage4812]

LOVE ❤️ ❤️this home town vid, BEST of all, those Succulent LOBSTERS 😋😋are too die for n quite cheap too @$100CN for 13kgs compared in the States!! WOW 👍🏻😍 😍 Many thanks for sharing this special Vlog, pls do make more of yr home town fascinating stories n share with us to keep us enthralled, Many Thanks!!🙏🏻👍🏻💐💐

[@Roheryn100]

Just found this video....I am from Nova Scotia and cracked up when I saw the very familiar bottle of No Name capers. I have some too...🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kng3749]

hm it actually not that expensive for $25 for 2 lobster roll. In the U.S., CA 1 basic lobster roll is $15-20, and that is without the extra topping like sea urchin, caviar, or black truffle. All these price were before the pandemic, so imagine everything about 20-30% more expensive.

[@jamiebaynes9488]

Hello from brand new subscriber. Great video. I look forward to watching more of yours like this. Thank you for sharing.

[@janets132003]

Thanks for the trip down memory lane! Went to the Bay of Fundy 55 years ago when I was 11. What a great time we had. Dug clams, chased razorbacks, didn't go on a lobster boat but stopped in the middle of nowhere at a little shack and bought one.

[@jaidenbrunswick5409]

Now I know that you guys are the cutest couple in Canada in the best KZbinrs and the world because yumm Seafood!!! 🦐🐚🐟🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@JoelleStJules]

Absolutely beautiful!! We have such a beautiful country and we never really explore it enough!! I love N.B

[@696969640]

fisherman 40 years off prince Edward island canada home now snapped leg when trap went over hooking leg want to watch fishing on pei check me out al kinds of fishing great vid live it every day

[@thegourd]

Wow! Great show in your home area. How did the "rubberband flavored" lobster taste? It's the first time I have seen your method (or maybe it's just s New Brunswick tradition!). Your videos are just wonderful. Take care, Roy

[@binhduchoang6026]

what's...up...finally some one makes video for street food in Canada,thanks to both of you,by the way that is a huge lobster,that is from Canada my man...do more video...

[@untalrave1245]

Eso q oq

[@jstukel21]

I'm freaking drooling. And that price for lobster is insane. In the United States all that lobster would be over 200

[@darrylk808]

You guys ate all those lobsters, clams, and periwinkles? Such Oinkers! 🤣 Sure looked good. You think your lobster roll was expensive, try getting one in California!

[@sunillazar4997]

HUMANS, SUPREME DEVOURERS OF ALL THAT IS BEAUTIFUL, COLOURFULL, AND BLISSFULLY IGNORANT OF THE DANGER LURKING IN THEIR BACKYARD !!!

[@randallcaldwell5675]

You HAVE to remove the elastic bands from the claws before cooking! Otherwise a great video!😀🇨🇦

[@geoffbercovich3489]

While watching anyone on KZbin preparing and eating lobster I find I get really fussy and grouchy when I see them doing it all wrong. Some things are absolute basics, such as taking of rhe rubber bands because they add an unwanted flavour to the broth, for one, and the really important one is how to deal with the tail. The tail ALWAYS needs to be split down the middle to extract the poop-sac. If I see someone eating at tail without doing that I have to leave immediately. Can't watch it any more. Who likes to watch someone eating poop.?

[@dennisolive4741]

This I really liked! Something more homey. Please do more like these where you aren’t in a city. The food looked incredible, I am jealous. Peace get back to the country.

[@ceydael2368]

Dear lovely Luke and sweetest girl Sabrina, I have been watching your videos and just thinking to myself what a sweet couple with warm hearts...Such lovely hearts that this reflects on your beautiful faces. I felt warmth, sincerity and all the beautiful emotions when I watched your videos. That is why I kept on watching other videos of you too and I literally could not believe my eyes when I watched this one. I felt absolute sadness and shock when I saw these lobsters get put in steaming hot pot! When I look at you guys I would not doubt any bit of mercy you guys would have for animals. When I look at you guys I could say these people would never hurt anyone. But this video says the opposite. Why? If I did not see it with my eyes I would not believe it. I should also state that I believe this is not absolutely your fault to treat these animals this way. I see this is very common in North America. I believe you guys and others are so used to these animals getting cooked this way or it is so common that minds fail to question if it is fair for the animal or not. But we are humans and we should question everything. Just because we see something from our ancestors and parents does not mean that thing is right to do. It is tradition but traditions should sometimes be questioned and changed. It is scientifically proven that crustaceans feel pain. It has been publically announced. Queen's Universit of Belfast has shared the scientific proof that these creatures feel pain just like we do. Getting boiled alive is a torture! The pain should be unbearable! There is no explanation for killing them this way. If a person is not going to leave his habit for eating these animals, at least he should consided other methods of killing at least! Killing with a knife towards spine is consideded a more humane way because the animals dies in seconds whereas boiling them gives them minutes of torture before dying. Stunning is considered the most humane way just like used for sheep for instance but the stunning machine is not practical for individual use at the moment. Some restaurants use that. Anyway I want you to consider this and google the scientific experiment if you would like to see yourself (Queens uni. Of belfast). I believe in your good hearts that will make you consider this because I think you are a lovely couple who would not give harm to anyone. With love.