Hunting and Eating Tasmanian Wild Sea Urchin!

[@oxygentramp42]

BORONIA! Magic spot for cray.

[@tassiefreedivers4024]

This man knows too much!

[@lifeunderwatertasmania]

Awesome video! Great job promoting sustainable catches 😊 Nice production on the video too!

[@tassiefreedivers4024]

Cheers!!

[@AseanNomad]

Nice video. Ive tried them lots of times and still dont like them

[@tassiefreedivers4024]

Haha yeah they’re definitely unique!

[@benjoseph5760]

Into em will

[@tassiefreedivers4024]

Gotta get a feed!

[@maiacook2917]

Oi, get away from my secret ab spot. Fr though that’s bower spinach, which is edible just as warrigal greens are, but has much smaller leaves. Makes a great pesto, but you need to blanch it first. I think that’s to address the oxytocin levels in the leaves. If you’re foraging, consider taking it from a public park rather than somewhere that has strong habitat value Also, I think Baronia is informally a nude beach. So maybe don’t take your kids…

[@tassiefreedivers4024]

Cheers for the info! Leaves definitely seemed a lot bigger and thinner than most of the bower spinach I’ve seen on other parts of the coast. And great point about the reserve! Was also great to see a few abs coming back to the area. Back as a young tacker I fished it pretty hard in 2015/16 and there were no sized left, so was great to see that there’s a few coming back! Definitely going to leave it for others this time around!

[@Justabloke42]

You're invited to my party

[@tassiefreedivers4024]

Wicked!