Malcolm Douglas - Australia - In Search Of The Big Barra (Part 2) 2000

[@brentron2212]

I could watch these every day forever . Just amazing country out there

[@johnlighton7025]

I've been watching these every night since covid..best thing ever

[@BushCampingTools]

Boy did we lose a great guy!

[@JJonpayday]

100% God bless the one and only Malcolm Douglas What a absolute awesome 🇦🇺 Aussie

[@BushCampingTools]

@@JJonpayday Too right.

[@blackbirdxx4613]

Beautiful stuff these videos Rip Malcolm... Imagine if Malcolm was a you tuber today... He'd be rich

[@nathanadrian7797]

Did you see his playground? He was already rich in what mattered.

[@TheOneHundredPercent]

Im slowly becoming obsessed with these documentaries. Its a guilty pleasure, so im jst goin to let it roll. What can i say, except: guilty ss charged.👏🏼

[@LazzyDoo]

Thank you for making these videos available.

[@kholwaninkuna3416]

Passion, nature and love for more nature! What a great guy!

[@K02091]

In the memory of malcom a song ride with the wind be in peace grow you're crops you will not be forgotten malcom we will miss you you are all ways in our heart ❤❤

[@JJonpayday]

Well said

[@brynmitchell5774]

How on earth do Malc's videos get so few likes, should be 100's of 1000's views n likes !"

[@davidbowra4389]

I'm 58 and just ran across his videos. A bit obscure I quess. Amazing journeys though.

[@brynmitchell5774]

@@davidbowra4389 I came across him by chance 2 yrs ago , I am 57 , a keen Naturalist , hiker , camper , boater , fisher n forager, but Why not 50 yrs ago ! I guess that media has opened up so much diversity that we are only now able to access such breath taking footage far ahead of it's time .

[@Iswhatitisssss]

@@brynmitchell5774 for sure mate . I discovered him 3 years ago and im 33 year old New Zealander living in Western Australia . His work has opened my eyes up so much to what I like and what I’ll eventually get to explore. Love everything Australian and I’m so so great full to be aloud to live here .

[@BodywiseMustard]

100s of 1000s ** Absolutely no need for an apostrophe before the s

[@SimonTAMG]

@EternamDoov Actually yes there is, because you're talking of plural therefore an apostrophe is definitely required. They had it correct

[@leonbudd912]

Never had a better trip and better barra fishing than Walcott inlet

[@JJonpayday]

Your a lucky man to have experienced that Great stuff

[@johnsononey]

He reminds me of Nat Young .... endless energy .

[@glenbaker4024]

I’m a massive fan of crocodile meat. I’d have had a struggle to not shoot one for an awesome meal. You can get farmed croc meat but it’s very expensive, it takes on whatever flavour you want but a hot curry is unbeatable.

[@russellking9762]

Really...can you describe the texture and flavour for me and whoever please?

[@glenbaker4024]

@@russellking9762 It has a very slight fish flavour and the texture is much the same as as fish or well cooked tender chicken. Blue grenadier is the closest I can think of. The tail and the legs have different textures, similar to the difference between chicken breast and thigh.

[@russellking9762]

@@glenbaker4024 How would it hold up to a slow stewing served atop steamed long grain rice?

[@glenbaker4024]

@@russellking9762 I think it would likely disintegrate if cooked for too long. I usually give it a quick fry or grill and add it to a curry sauce. I’m sure you’ll find plenty of videos and recipes for cooking it on KZbin. I would expect all crocodilians would have very similar flesh so alligator recipes would work.

[@russellking9762]

@@glenbaker4024 Thanks for that. My wife and i are going to visit our daughter in Cairns while there ill look around for some

[@fransbester5932]

Really beautiful out there!

[@timurselcuk1556]

Awesome thanks

[@jamesogden178]

One in a million was our malcom.i filmed on this trip and one night we got really drunk and went foraging for Bush Tucker.....malcoms fav stuff.i brought back as a joke fresh kangaroo shit put it in his damper with a big helping of golden syrup and said I'd found some grubs. He ate the lot asked for more saying that was nice

[@BodywiseMustard]

Absolute bullshit

[@raymondwhite1537]

Michael's legend

[@sachindevasia]

nice videos..

[@paulweston285]

I was camping just on the other side

[@thor9414]

I cringe watching him take the trebles out with his hand on the jacks lol

[@victoriandogtrainingacadem5814]

How does he know where he can stand on the edge like that with so many crocs around?

[@chrisbaumann6850]

Exactly my thoughts, not sure either

[@mardy7788]

If the water is relatively clear you will see it, but still remain cautious, crocs generally prefer discoloured water. If the water is shallow but murky you would be able to see the crocs wake as it came towards you. If the water is murky but deep stand well back.

[@felixthecat1672]

100 meters of line before it takes the hook.

[@scottrichards5126]

😂

[@Grant80]

It Aldo depends on how large the fish is as well. If it’s a big one it’ll swim off before it hits.

[@jeffreybrewer8649]

This guy got a helicopter ride to a remote spot so he could catch some fish that have maybe never seen humans before .... No Fish Is Safe from Malcom Douglas !!

[@meinhoffendant]

pfft who needs a kayak

[@matthewcullen1298]

I love mine but wouldn't take it up there😂

[@madmick6275]

No fish is too big to eat!

[@skintslots]

I love the scenery in these videos but the fishing bores me senseless.

[@BodywiseMustard]

I enjoy the fishing for food, but fishing what you don't need and then putting it back is very boring