Coastal Foraging and Rockpooling - Lobsters, Crabs and Sea Creatures with cookup | The Fish Locker

Coastal Foraging - Huge Spring Low Tide coastal foraging on a rocky shore for Lobsters, Crabs, Fish and seaweeds. I explore the tide pools uncovered by the super spring low tide and find some wonderful species. Explaining many interesting facts about them.

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[Fuhrious]

I don't forage and don't live near a coast, but I am obsessed with this channel. Living vicariously though TFL!

[OrthoJihadi]

As a fellow conservationist fisherman and hunter, I want to say just how pleased I am to see a man who is respectful to nature that you are. I can see the care that you taken or to harm anything even the creatures you take to eat. You sir are a true sportsman. Forage on good Sir.

[morganrich]

‘Right at your feet… if you only slow down to see it ‘. Words to live by. I’m enjoying your channel more than words can express. Love your teachings to the next generation.🤟

[terryhowie]

The Fish Locker never disappoints! Very informative and relaxing to watch.

[FlowerofDissolution]

That blue lobster was just stunning! Great to see you exploring new places as always! :)

[Corpsman]

I’m so happy to see areas not destroyed by mankind. I envy your lifestyle. You sound studied and speak well. Good channel!

[shinystones]

I love that you have in-depth knowledge and humility. Fabulous combination. Rock on fella!

[markboon]

This man's knowledge is amazing, whether foraging or fishing. But always love the cook ups.

[valleyroad]

Eh up John It's great to see the turning of the season, where before it's been blowin a hoolie and your unable to get out on the boat, yet just a few weeks later the Spring tides bring new foraging grounds to help put food on the table. That soft lobster was stunning, natures paint selection is breath-taking and you wouldn't believe old dull Britain could hold such beauty in it's depths.
As always thank you for the knowledge you impart and the clear way you explain everything a non fisherman can use to bring in delicious seafood for the table. Love to the family and keep safe and spread the message around the globe X

[adriamontano]

Once again. You have amazed us. My family loves these as we cannot experience these on our own. But you and your family have broadened our world. Thank you! ❤❤❤

[helgavoorneveld]

Thanks for showing the seaweed so close I've often looked and listened to you explaining the different seaweeds but haven't been able to see the difference between some of these. Thanks for sharing your knowledge 🥰

[evabloecher]

What an interesting trip. To see the soft lobster was fantastic, also to hear about its eating the shield and of course it does but it is so interesting to hear about. And then there is all the sea weeds, I am always so impressed that you know all the names and know so much about them. Thank you again for your wonderful videos John. All the best to you and your family.

[vernonsmith]

That Sunday evening vibe… with the fish locker

[cwiii]

The foraging videos are the best, amazing all your knowledge and the love for all the sea creatures is wonderful.

[kirstyshiels]

Fabulous as always, John, thanks for cheering up my morning. Hope James isn’t too sad about missing out - big high 5 to him - the Bosman 😊 from Holland. Take care, regards to Hannah and your daughter. Lots of honey and lemon to heal your throat up, John, get well soon 😊❤thanks again, Kirsty, Holland xx

[garychurch-smith]

Your knowledge of the sea life is second to none and your presentation was great.
Thank you for sharing.

[jdicky]

I’ve been addicted to your videos since I discovered your channel. You’re such a likeable, enthusiastic guy and very knowledgeable! I was curious if marine biology is what you do as a career or if it is just a hobby?

[forest]

Thank you so much for teaching us about the ocean! I’m completely land locked but the ocean makes me so happy!!

[grahamallen]

Thank John for another very interesting and very informative video. I know what you mean about people just walk past such wonderful flora and fauna and are oblivious of the wondrous nature about them. Great explanation of the soft shell lobster and his hard shelled brother!!
Thanks again mate! Wonderful 👍👍🦞🦞 Graham

[mynamesnotdave]

Brilliant pal!! I'm from land locked Stafford in the Midlands and I envy anyone who understands the land that they forage.. You're the first person to show the anatomy/growth cycle of a lobster... Talk about true blue! I did wonder why some were blue and others were black in varying sizes... David Attenborough eat your heart out!! I know more about the Galapagos than my own Island!!
Credit where it's due pal.. That was an amazing forage!!!