Low Tide Forage Catch and Cook-- Eating Weird Sea Creatures ft. Pk Yi (Oregon Coast Catch and Cook)

This is one of my most unique videos yet! Pk and i went out during a super low tide to do a Low Tide Forage Catch and Cook. We ate some weird sea creatures including Gooseneck Barnacles, Mussels, and Periwinkle Snails.
If you enjoyed this video and want to see more let me know in the comments because it was a lot of fun. Remember when doing this to stay in regulation and make sure that the shellfish is safe to eat.
Don't forget to like, comment and subscribe! and check out Pk's Channel below!
Pk Yi: / oregonfishingblog

[@OmeletTwelve]

Great video guys! Been watching foraging videos all day and this one was the best! The group meal prep different ways was especially appreciated. Thanks!

[@NWF18]

I really appreciate it! I’m excited to do another soon!!!

[@elysiataylor2097]

Great info!

[@oregonlife]

Awesome video. Hell, I really enjoyed that trip! Can't wait to get back to Oregon

[@BallinRiceBowl]

Production is amazing! Keep up the great work Alec!

[@NWF18]

BallinRiceBowl thank you, took some time to edit!

[@TheTroutHammer]

Man, I wish I was able to eat more than morning! This is an AMAZING vid 🤙

[@ekdromoi]

awesome video man. this vid deserves way more views.

[@FishingTheOdds]

Dope edit in the intro and i liked the fonts as well! informative too haha, quality vid man

[@williambenner5550]

I use to forage on the Northern California coast years ago, in fact, your friends mentioned Lake Berryessa and Clear Lake. I have fished the hell out of both of them, for many different types of fish! You should really think about writing a book, you know your stuff!

[@skamok7]

Alec! FANTASTIC video, the color, clarity and content!!!

[@NWF18]

dan silverman thank you for noticing the color grading haha!

[@lesstalkmorefishing1000]

Awesome video Alec. Really enjoyed watching it all. Foraging is so much fun

[@crabbingclammingboatcampin4962]

Updated 2022 In Oregon: Gooseneck barnacles cannot be taken off of ANY natural rock formations along the shoreline or beaches. They can only be taken from rock jetties or anything that washes up on shore that may have barnacles attached, (ie., a log). In California: Cannot take Gooseneck barnacles anywhere in the state

[@PrestonMartin]

That was really interesting. Out of all the times going to the Oregon coast, I never thought about eating any of those things. Well done.

[@angelha-x9717]

Thats cool :o this is what people need to do instead of stayimg indoors and feeling depressed.

[@fishingismypassion4913]

I wanna visit Oregon.Awesome video Alec. Keep it up!!

[@artax_dies6813]

Take a shot every time he says gooseneck. :) great vids!

[@NWF18]

Artax_Dies I know right. I was too excited to eat. I realized I said that a bunch haha

[@NorthwestOpenSeason]

Some good stuff out there for sure. Interesting video 👍

[@fishingismypassion4913]

Heck of a video!!! 💯👏🏻

[@JoelFishes]

This was a hell of a video Alec. Well done, dude. Your production value is really high right now.

[@NWF18]

JoelFishes thanks my man, trying to get to that Wes Davis level.

[@mustafa.m.ibrahim95]

Im loving your videos a lot!

[@cottew]

Great video. I'm only an hour and a half from the coast. I want to Gerry over there and forage so bad! Goose neck barnacles are on my list!

[@FishingWebers]

Nicely done Alec 👍

[@marjorie3585]

This is the Oregon coast foraging video I've been craving!!! I'm headed out to the coast from Portland in a couple of days and will be catching the low tide for some foraging. Last time I was out there I was able to grab some gooseneck barnacles for the first time and I was incredibly excited! It's wild to me how most folks don't know about them -- they're so good! Thanks for the awesome video!

[@NWF18]

Marjorie H just be careful and make sure everything is safe to eat! Thanks for watching, it’s one of my favorite videos I’ve filmed

[@marjorie3585]

@@NWF18 Absolutely! I've got the bio toxin line saved in my phone! 😊

[@quadradomus]

Man, you guys. That was a very enjoyable video. It started out with a little Jock Que Stow, (phonetic spelling obviously) (-: Anyway, I super enjoyed this, because, well... as much as I do love a good fishing video, I also love to cook, and I think that foraging is super cool. I can say I learned a few things from just hearing about the critters. I totally love how you guys DO NOT hold back when it comes to actually cooking this stuff up. I kind of expected, OK.. he's gonna pull some **** off the rocks, take a bite, move on, etc. No, you hooked it all up very thoroughly! Can I ask, when the seaweed was boiled, (the salad) did it come out rubbery, or was it actually comfortable to eat? texture, I mean. And seriously, the menu just kept getting better. I thought the seaweed salad and whatever was with it (mussel)? was the final show stopper. But no, PK is actually rolling a sushi blunt! I mean it looked like rice wrapped in seaweed, yeah? I didn't hear how he smoked the mussels though. Thanks so much for sharing this one. The fishing vids are great of course, but you can take this foraging stuff on land as well. I think that you are based in Eugene, but not sure? I was wondering what area of the Oregon coast this was? Your beaches/critters are probably pretty clean down there. Up here in Puget Sound, even if you COULD find anything alive on the beach, it would likely have 3 eyes. Thanks!

[@NWF18]

I love your comments man haha! Yeah we decided to really give these guys justice and we did. He smoked the mussels with a portable smoker that goes on the propane stoves. And yeah I am in Eugene and this was up near newport

[@Langkowski]

Wikipedia as an article called "Seafood", where there is a list of various thing in the ocean to eat.

[@Twitchytim]

You need more triple c videos bud. (Catch, clean n cook) love the info and experience you provide. Keep it up... And Next time you try gooseneck barnacles, only boil them for 60-75 sec, At most. Then move straight to ice water to stop the cooking. The ice water also helps the meat inside the skin shrink and the skin peels off more easily. They're far more flavorful and tender that way. Good luck bud

[@davidkeitel5967]

Somebody tell the perch king that those mussels make good surf perch bait

[@ashleighhanewinckel8506]

I found a huge custer of those on the beach not attached to any rock I was confused at first cause it looked weird but now I mmow

[@PNW680fungi]

This is awesome! I live in Olympia and go along the coast north of Westport. Any suggestions for beaches on the northern Oregon coast for some foraging?

[@nikiblossom6646]

Yummy 🤤

[@CruzesLouisianaOutdoors]

cool vid and channel buddy! new sub supporting ya!

[@AcanLord]

goodness the shear volume of anemones is crazy

[@sharkparty1027]

*Chop up all the protein and use some mayo/sriracha in between the rice sheets.*

[@mrg8963]

There's meant to be a really tasty octopus with blue rings on it if you ever get to try it 😅

[@NWF18]

Mr G you trying to kill me?

[@Levimillsap07]

Where in oregon is this ive never seen that many tidepools here

[@NWF18]

Seal rock

[@richardcooney7021]

Hi Do you need a fishing permit to do this ? Also I was up near Vancover Island Canada . and saw purple starfish can you eat them ?

[@NWF18]

It depends where you live. Look into your local regulations, and be careful what you try to eat.

[@NguyenFamandChavez]

where is this place at?

[@brandonmusic8859]

Thought it was illegal to remove the mussels with anything besides your hand...

[@NWF18]

Brandon Music not in oregon

[@not_yo_daddy0245]

Can you use tools to pry the mussles out in Oregon ?

[@NWF18]

Not_Yo_Daddy024 yup! Even says power tools if need be

[@jeffro5032]

Hi Alec , were you and PK just north of Brookings in this vid? I've hit a lot of tide pools from around Newport up to the Columbia river , and this place doesn't look familiar.

[@NWF18]

Jeffro 503 this was seal rock just south of newport

[@jeffro5032]

@@NWF18 Ahaa!! That explains it haha. Thanks Alec , and hope to run into you guys some time for some fishing and crabbing. Building myself a beach crat as I type this. Should be up and down the coast a bunch this fall and winter , until the winter gets to nasty. Great video btw!

[@NWF18]

I’ll be crabbing at Winchester here soon so hope to see you too! Come say hi!

[@naomifrank5309]

where is this?! it's gorgeous!

[@NWF18]

naomi Frank seal rock!

[@DougJenkins777]

what are the regs in Oregon re goosenecks? (I just find clams and crabs) limit etc? thanks

[@NWF18]

Doug Jenkins 10, it’s the bottom of the regulation list. 10 in aggregate that isn’t listed by itself. Mentioned it in the video

[@jennypham5388]

Can you share location please. Thanks

[@NWF18]

I say in the video

[@terryhsiao1745]

where are you??

[@LaserFliping]

Which beach was this at?

[@gopro4it]

What cameras do you use for your videos?!

[@NWF18]

Canon t6s and go pro hero 3 black

[@AcanLord]

Just dont eat any sessile cnidarians. seems like a good way to end up in the hospital.