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 😄

[juannav]

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!

[jah]

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

[kitty]

I vote this page as a therapy page. It really does something to watch your videos at the end of the day. Thank you for sharing.

[maryammairaj]

This guy has the best survival content

[evangarydeans]

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

[OutdoorGurl]

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

[jakek]

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

[Banger]

Simple, easy, and probably the best meal you could’ve wanted at the time. Anyone who doesn’t ever do what your doing is missing out on the beautiful and simple way of enjoying the outdoors, catching some fresh fish and having a meal that didn’t require any thing but pure fun. Perfect video my friend. Perfect!!!

[TheMandaloreFett]

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

[forrestbryant]

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

[rainforesthk]

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

[BartK]

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 YouTube pays him enough 😅)

[Camjeezyjoe]

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

[shinyhog]

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

[wesh]

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

[EthanEdwards]

Awesome videos! Love to learn about outdoors stuff like this! Keep it up man!!👍🏼👍🏼

[dennispratt]

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.

[guardianmn]

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

[HuntandFish]

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