Tug is my top 5 now.. can’t beat the authentic genuine vibes. None of that forced fake gimmicky stuff.. dope ass channel

I watch a lot of KZfaq to relax before bed and I just have to say this is my favorite video of the year - not just from your channel. I never thought of oystering and would've thrown them back in after pulling those mud rocks out of the water, but I'm going to try this now. Thank you so much - I enjoy how real and informative your videos are!

Congratulations Crystal on your article being published, that's wonderful!! Thank you Ian for more wonderful content!!!

The "Common Sense" statement and stepping on the water hose made me subscribe. That was funny!

Yea Boy, Y’all are making Me so hungry for good Oysters! Tug you sure know what you are doing, glad to see some of the old school traditions are still around!

Great video! Thanks for sharing. Congratulations Crystal! Great job!

Awesome! Love catching your own oysters and then eating them! Congrats on the magazine article! You guys rock

Congrats to Crystal and welcome to the magazine writer fold. It's always cool seeing your name and words in print.

Congratulations Crystal on your published article!! You guys are awesome and keep up the amazing content! I love everything you guys do!!

Congratulations on the article!! Love y’all’s videos!! Very down to earth! I’m old school and love that!!

Congratulations, Crystal! Way to rep for the fishergals! ❤

Another excellent video! Appreciate you taking us along.

This is how you know where your oysters came from and how old they are. Get 'em yourself. Nice video.

That’s so awesome Crystal, congratulations 🎉🎉

Congrats Krystal on the article! Another episode of good livin

Very pleasurable, love oysters Congratulations Crystal on your published article 👏

You have such a natural behavior during filming these, it just makes the clips that much enjoyable to watch 👍🏻

Published author! Cool beans! They have a big public area behind Cumberland Island that’s open to the public for oystering and clamming here in Camden county, Georgia. That’s definitely cheaper than buying oysters!

Nice.. st lucie County has some but they aren't harvestsble.. wishing we had some.. as always awesome video.. congrats to your wife for being published

awe! you guys are awesome. Way to go girl!

I've been watching you and blue Gabe for a while and have seen every one of y'all s video's. Y'all remind me of me and my husband very down to earth people. What you see is what you get. We used to have a oyster honey hole that we called oyster point. They tasted so good. Can't wait for your next video. I will be watching!!

Congrats Crystal on your article! That is amazing. Great video, I love watching you guys. My dad was a commercial fisherman and crabber in Placida Fl, your videos take me back to my childhood days of fishing and crabbing.

Woohoo Krystal!! Nice work on the article!! Those oysters looked amazing! Great video friends!

Aloha. Oyster harvesting was when I was first introduced to you with Blue Gabe.

Good stuff brother!

High Five Crystal on your article!

So proud of you Crystal, keep up,the good writing. That looks like a dirty job. ♥️

Great video Tug! Congrats to Crystal on her publication! I’ll be honest, if we were legally allowed to harvest oysters here in Atlantic Canada, I’d be there all the time. Most shellfish can only be harvested with a federally regulated license. Similar to some fisheries as well. You guys are awesome! Thanks for sharing!!!

Congratulations girl. Keep up the good work.

All around great video. So peaceful out on those beds. That table really was awesome. Have a great one you two and Bianca.

Way to go Crystal !!! Congrats !!!

Cool, congrats on being published. Love the show again.👍

Just moved to Daytona Beach. Can’t wait to start doin this! Congrats on the article!

Ian, I love oysters and you have made me want to get some. Thank you for another great video. They are the best and get better each week. It being Thanksgiving week. I am thankful for good clean videos, and friends like You, Crystal, and Sweet B I pray y'all have a Great Thanksgiving Day. God Bless, PopPop

Nothing better then good friend going out getting oyster and then cook them up at his house. Having a good oysters dinner is nothing better then your hard labor you put in , but rewards at the end.

Thanks for the new video on harvesting oysters. There are very few 'new' on KZfaq. Nice that you can harvest your own and then spend the money that you saved on the lady filming this video!🥰🤣🥰🤣

On vacation 🎉 and BAM! Tug trash uploaded another Video ❤ the day is looking up.

That’s what I’m thinking about 🤩delicious And organic food 🤤 amazing video Tug 👍🏻 and that country music on the background 🤠was the best part.! Thanks again for your videos Tug 😇

That is so cool great job girl

Thats's a dream. Don't forget the Cocktail sauce( Tabasco, ketchup, horseradish, Woostershire, lemon).👍

I enjoyed this episode! Thanks!

lol Crystal love the muddy look.

Awesome video, Ian, family and friends👍👍👍

Used to put them on a grill in the early 80’s . 35$ a bushel in Tallahassee. Cook till they pop. Thanks for showing the work.

I love all of this... maybe not the holes in the boots lol Y'all are great!!

Great video Tug, Keep up the good work.

It's great that your local waters are clean enough to eat fresh oysters. Not all waters are. People need to know this. You can keep shellfish in a clean salt water solution and make them safe to eat. It's called depuration. Kind of like with a snapping turtle. Yeah, Jersey has hillbillies too.

Awesomeness i look forward to meeting you

Same here. Very relaxing video's. We have ( 1 ) body of saltwater here where im at. It's called the great salt lake. 😅😂. We love oysters.

Love Tug and Crystals channel, like and share everyone!

Thats what I'm talking about! Oyster eating season in Florida.

Aww MMMAANNNN, brings back childhood memories!!! Now you got me wanting to come down to Florida for some fresh Oysters. My Grandmother would make a big batch of Oyster Chowder (not to be confused with Oyster Stew), mighty fine eat'n. When I was in the Navy, I had a neighbor that had never seen an Oyster in the shell. She was from Kansas, he was from Maryland. Being enlisted personnel, we didn't have a lot of money to go buy Oysters (we were all stationed at Pax River, Md). She got a job, with no experience, at a seafood processing plant (Oysters/Crabs). She learned how to do it all and, she had a medium sized cast iron pot (I called it her "Witch's Cauldron") in which she would cook large portions of seafood soups and such over an open fire. Almost matched my Grandmothers! Now, I got myself hungry....

Hooters used to sell roasted oysters by the roaster full or 1/2 roaster with garlic butter to dip them in . Their snow crab legs were pretty good too

Happy Thanksgiving’s for you and your Family Tug.! 👍🏻 🦃

Thanks for sharing your knowledge man, I’m learning a lot with your channel

Santa needs to bring Tug more boots.

I'm drooling. I love me some oysters with Tabasco sauce. ❤

Man that looks like fun. We are in the new Smyrna area so it looks like our closest place is going to be in Titusville. We would love to give it a try. Thanks for the educational video.

Love doing this I lived in Wilmington nc for 27 yrs did it every year

Those looked delicious. Great job harvesting wild oysters. In Appalchicola and Tallahassee they brew Oyster City Beer. It is really good, try some.

Like shucking mine out n give em a shake of old bay n roll them in cornmeal n fry them up. Steamed is good as well. Cool video

Great catch!! Wish I were there w you!

Great video! Looks awesome to eat! God Bless you and your family!

Wish I could go out foraging for seafood like you guys!

Looks awesome.

Those oysters looked delicious .. I know what I’m going to do the weekend. Thanks Tug Trash !

That's awesome on the magazine story super cool

Thanks again for the content!

Awesome my man!

Hands down, best FL outdoor KZfaqr. Love your content.

Crystal you are truly a waterman's dream and most people do not understand of what it is to have a great meal off the swat of your brow and have a good lady by your side Tug, if you get my drift.

Pro tip: Soak with water that has not been chlorinated or bleached. Same goes for the ice. Bleach and chlorine kill the shellfish

My wife and I usually buy a bushel for just the two of us. What we don't eat the first night, we shuck and fry the 2nd night.

Your the best Tug enjoy watching you...

Another great one.

Man I love oysters Good vid 😁👍👍👍✌️ oh and congratulations Crystal👍👍👍

As you know me as old waterman on the Chesapeake Bay, I love those damn things to death. God has always given us the best things in life. So let it be so.

I make it up in common sense……… then hosing yourself down! Hilarious. Love it that you keep it real and not all perfect. Always love the vids and congrats on Crystal becoming a published author!

Loved the video! It brought back memories of When My brother in law and I would fish Texas City Dike. Wade fishing with a screwdriver and a bottle of hot sauce in our shirt pocket LOL Get hungry while fishing? Just put your rod in your back pocket, bend down and pick up a good oyster, Shuck shake and slurp :)

Congratulations on being published Chrystal. I'll get a copy of the magazine tomorrow. Ian, I think your culling knife is aluminum flat stock. If you don't mind could you post the approximate length and weight? I'd like to make one and try it out. Thank you much,sir.

Great video

I'd love to eat that amount of oysters but there's nowhere you could get them that easy in UK. Buttered french stick loaf, lemon juice and a dry white yum yum. I will say I got gout just watching you guys eat em🤤🤤.

We are on vaca in St Augustine for Thanksgiving and been fishing for reds in the Mat. inlet it has been a blast. We love this area!!! Weather has been wild this week

Wish I was there!

I have never seen them stemmed like that before. Looks so much easier. I’m always grilling them and they get eaten faster than I can cook them. I’m going to try it Thursday for an appetizer.

A simple bucket of water and a scrub brush works best!

Thanks Tug

The singles are called selects and fetch more money if sold

nice video. thanks!

30$ a quart in Bayou La Batre Al. And they are local, and mighty fine!

That's good livin'!!

We used to get oysters off Heckscher Drive when I was a kid near Fernandina.

It's like the call of the wild I love that thanks for shareing

Great 👍 Video!

I'm so flippin hungry right now!!!!❤

9:40 the timing of it all it perfect irony 🤣🤣🤣 perfect

Fletcher is cool as shit and y’all’s ladies are top top top notch

Your oysters are so much different than the ones here in the pacific north west we open them from the front instead of from the back and ares are not so hard to break apart

Great videos! I like them. I like catching my own food. How about do it claming video?

Oh yeah, some lemon and a dash of hot sauce and it's on for sure.