Spearfishing Hawaii Epic Camping, Fishing, and Three Prong, Catch and Cook
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- In this Episode I go on a crazy backpacking camping trip in Hawaii with my buddy Ulua Matt to fish and spearfish.We spend the night fishing all night on the rocks, catch a tiger shark, whip for menpachi, and I manage to get two spearfishing sessions in. I take the aweo weo home to Sam and we show you guys how we cook them up. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you aren't already and lt us know what you think in the comments!!!
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Hey Ryan a true story about the Aweoweo, during King Kalākaua’s reign and while he was away in San Francisco he got sick and died in the Palace Hotel. A large aweoweo school bunched up in the bay which is weird because they are nocturnal. The old people said that sea of red fish like blood was an omen that King was dead.
The ocean and the Hawaiian are one and so one needs to respect it. My tutu wahine ( grandma) always drilled it in to me as we picked limu( edible seaweed) or made our own rock salt on the seashore of Waianae respect the ocean don’t turn your back to it, don’t over hunt take only what you need.
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Hey Braddah Ryan! Love your channel. Out of respect for the locals who grew up in this area, please refrain from showing background/coastline footage. I watched the first few minutes and figured out your exact location. Your channel not only shares your passion but it also reveals hidden fishing spots to the masses. Just think... the fish don’t spook for a reason. Let’s keep it that way. Aloha! 🤙🏾
I knew where that was too lol
exactly, you no show the world somebody else ice box. Mahalo for bringing this up
yup dats my icebox he was raiding. Born and raised there. I catch or shoot enough for Kau kau then these buggahs clean out our Aina. Ryan neva shoot dat much but now 1 thousand other guys going go rape da spot. I love the videos but he catching mean hate from us Ka'u guys. Sometimes common sense gotta kick in and This Ryan guy gotta respect da Ohana o Ka Aina. I see he gotta make money off of likes and hits but its destroying our livelihood for us down South!!!!
To be honestly with today’s technology if a person really want to find a location that is filmed and shown thru social media. It’s called the dark web and you can find and do just about anything there. How do you think the authorities find a crime?! That is the reason why when people don’t want to show their fishing/hunting spots location it is pointless. In fact unfortunately one youtuber’s spouse’s place of work was discovered and vandalized because they did not like some of the comments he make about television shows. I am not trying to be a wise ass, but just wanted people to be informed.
dont you think that if a viewer recognizes the coastline/background that he is a local and probably already fishes that place? Ryan, keep doing what you are doing. love the vids.
Ryan, I've been enjoying watching your videos and how-to's, and appreciate your consideration for taking what you need. As a fellow BI spearfisherman to another, I do request, however, that you be mindful of the coastal footage you show on your videos. While I realize that you don't say where you're going or where you're diving at, you show people enough and people will figure it out and mention it in the comments. There's a reason why places like that still have fish there.
Cory K. I agree
Ye
Totally Agree my braddah #keepdacountrycountry
Idk every time he comes kohala he loves to mention it, kinda irks me
Agreed. Keep the Big Island secret spots a secret
EAT THE AWEO'WEO SKIN!!! Gotta fry it up crispy.
best show lately
Keep up the good work Ryan. These videos are killing it, super relevant and constantly entertaining. Some of the best Spearo content going. Super authentic.
Love the video + the comments; learned how to spearfish in Bahamas w/a sling (spearguns r illegal there) so the 3 prong tips r much appreciated... would love to see how the tiger got unhooked
Joe Noonan Where in the Bahamas you was spearfishing?
you are the only dude with info a haole like me can actually use on Kauai. Thanks for all the detail in your voice overs, they mean the world to me:)
Hey Ryan any encounters with big tigers sharks on your shore dives
You can totally scale the Aweoweo and fry them up extra crispy. I season all my fish pretty basic with either garlic salt and pepper or Hawaiian salt and pepper. Use the garlic butter as a dip or option so you can still taste the fish👍🏽
Thanks man ya I failed on the aweoweo definitely getting scaled and fried crispy next time!
this with some steak, winnaz
All of them on a 3 prong pole spear! Now I'm pumped and inspired!
Thanks for watching man!
Great video Ryan and crew! Thanks for all the great content during quarantine!!
Cool! Your enjoying what Big isle fishing is all about! So many different styles of fishing, and the island is so massive that there's tons of shoreline areas to explore and places that probably have rarely if ever been fished or dove! So, like I mentioned in my comment the other day, can you begin to imagine what it was like for me with my Force 30 going on 4-5 day and night fishing trips??!!!!!! Like I had said, I used to love going on my "around the island" fishing trips!!! I'd basically troll the 40 fathom ledge for Ono the whole time, which is so close to shore on the Big isle you could throw a rock and hit the lava on the shoreline! I did hundreds of these fishing trips over the years and so I got intimate knowledge of all the opelu koa's and the bottom structure. In the late 70's and early 80's, before the ciguatera toxin became a problem with ulua, I could always depend on ulua fishing from my boat if my preferred fish species were not around, primarily pelagic, and of course on the Big isle ahi was how you could put some gross tonnage in the fish boxes! Bottom fish like paka and onaga was really dependant on currents and other things, but it was incredible in certain places on the island with huge paka schools and onaga, though they are so deep! Before the stino porpoise showed up and learned that they could steal most of our bottom fish right from our hooks and basically ruined it, it was meca for bottom fishing in some spots!!!! So when all else failed or the fishing was just really slow, I used to anchor in some secret spots and basically palu or chum 5, 5 gallon buckets of palu with the bag down just above the bottom. After several hours you would have so much ulua under the boat it was just insane!!!!! I had a huge Ike ma or live bait well on my custom built boat, and I would catch live bait like opelu and akule and flill it up!!! For ulua fishing, I found live halalu, the small juvenile akule to be best! An older local fisherman taught me this whole fishing method, which he had been doing from boats in a certain area from back in the 50's!!! Since we were catching ulua in the 60-90 plus pound range, it only took so many fish to have 3000 lbs! There were massive schools of ulua, and I'm sure still are, especially because once the ciguatera toxin became known to be in large ulua, the commercial fishing viability for them stopped! Understand I only fished for ulua occasionally like this because it was not a target species for me as a commercial fisherman. I know places where there are so much ulua it's ridiculous! Places where I could troll by inside of the 40 fathom ledge a little where there's pinnacles that come straight up to 20 or 30 ft of water and it's a cliff drop off straight down to 100 fathoms or more! These are in really rough water where it's super windy on trade winds and really gnarly for shipwreck and going onto the rocks!!!! I mean there's huge uluas everywhere and 50 to 100 feet off of them there's Ono and Mahi Mahi and big ahi and huge marlin!! If I got too shallow when I'd troll by, I'd have my five big game rods and 2 handlines go off with 80-90 lb. plus uluas!!!!! If I wanted, I could have kept making passes by the spot and get 5-7 huge uluas on over and over!!! I was Ono trolling this spot once with my friend and we hooked up and caught a huge blue marlin in the 800- 900 lb. Size!!!! It became a famous fishing story told from the Big isle to Kauai, as we couldn't get it in the boat and it was eaten by a school of tiger sharks including huge tigers bigger than the marine biologists believe they get!!! I got the courage to dive this spot once, when there was no wind and very little swell and not too strong of a current. It was the heaviest place I ever dove in my life!!! The mix of huge schools of ulua with 100 plus lb. Ones swimming around, and then just outside of them ono and mahi's and shibi and big 200 plus lb ahi swimming around with big schools of opelu, and several marlin including big 500 plus lb. "donkeys"!!! It was a biomass of so much fish in such a small area it was incredible!!! There were reef sharks of different species, and then I saw a few really big tiger sharks too! I had massive uluas swimming right up to me but it was just too dangerous to spear fish!!! I've done it before in situations where there are huge schools of ulua and unless you get a stone shot, it just gets ripped up by sharks and the potential for a feeding frenzy is just too great where you could get bit by accident or maybe not?!! I used to look at this spot from way up on the island at 3000-4000 ft. elevation and see it miles below off the coast, and I just knew it was an epic fishing koa and would be loaded with ulua and more!!! It's so remotely located that it's only accessible by a boat with range and one that's extremely sea worthy in really windy and rough water!!! For years I'd look at it far far below through my binoculars and tell myself one day I'm going to have my own custom built fishing boat and go there and fish that spot!!!! I had heard of people hiking down to this area and camping, but then you would have to hike all the way back up and it's really a long hike and extremely difficult! Years later this area became one of my favorite fishing area's!! It's so rough there,that very few boats would go there, and your totally on your own in this place! No coast guard and no radio coms with anyone and this was long before GPS and cell phones and no cell service would reach there but maybe now??! When I looked in upon the landscape from my boat years later when I finally got to this place, it was so raw and so wild, I could just imagine seeing a huge T-Rex walking on the land!!! So I gave this place a name, ... "land of the dinosaurs"!!!! Or,"Jurassic Park"!! Not only for what looked like an ancient pre-historic, volcanic landscape, but because the fish I was catching there were huge, giants of every species!!!!! I know of an ulua close to or just over 200 lbs. that was caught here, and several 1000 lb. Blue Marlin!!!!! Schools of pelagic fish migrate through this area and it's just mind blowing when it really happens!!! Giant gorilla ahi and po' o nui or big eye tuna schools off shore and huge marlin!!!! 100 plus lb. Ono have been caught there and 80- 90 lb. Mahi ! Every species of fish just get huge!!! A place of dreams!! On the most isolated land mass on earth!!
Aloha
D.L.
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@RoyceGetit roga Dat bruddah. Spent 40 + years commercial fishing from big isle al the way up to midway island in the northwestern Hawaiian islands. Up there is all a sanctuary now. In the old days I was fishing up in the leewards, and it was just incredible!!! Ulua schools like nothing I've seen anywhere else. The big 100 plus ones beat up and chased the sharks away!!! Crazy, ancient Hawaii kine!!! In the early 80's I had the 9th Force 30 out of the mold custom built for me in Hilo and it was a dream boat that I loved fishing mostly on the big island where I lived for a long time!North shore molokai is epic too!! Been diving and fishing there since the early 70's. Dennis Okada turned me on to a lot of freedive spearfishing places and stuff. A legend for sure!!!! Taught me and another great freedive spearfiherman friend of mine, Wendell Ko, the secret stone shot on giant ulua!!! So many legendary Hawaiian waterman and families from all the islands I've been so blessed to be friends with over the years, too many to mention them all! RIP Henry Ayau, Gene Higa... we love the ocean so much in Hawaii nei!!!
Aloha, D.L
casually shooting 2 koles in one shot. This guy is super underrated!
When I go diving I always bring home some manini. That's one of my childhood favorites.
Ah ok sweet I’ve actually never eaten them but really need to give them a try!
Duuude when I hear you say the name of the different fish I feel like you going to say "Ting Tang walla walla bing band" next 😂🤣🤣
Subscribed! Dig the content bud! 😁🤙
Man I’m loving watching you with a three prong, I would love to get a chance to dive out there😂 I’ve grown up shooting aholehole and aweoweo so it’s awesome to see you shooting um🤙🏼
All those little fish are beautifully colored.
Ya they are. Thanks for watching!!!
All your vids should be long, best diving channel on RUclips.
I'm new to this channel and I really enjoy it. I subscribed last week. It has really good content. Spear gun action and sling action! Keep up the great work brotha! 👏🏾🤙🏾 🇬🇺
Wow. Another awesome adventure you went on. Looks like a great one for us rookies. I like that it was a long video too. Now I don’t want to have to wait for the next one. Keep it up and I’m sorry that this coronavirus is effecting life so bad out there too. Stay safe.
Deep Fry them crispy like kole and eat the skin not gonna even notice the scales
Here in north carolina, the only small fish species that I go out and just 'collect' like the kole are spottail pinfish. Most people pass these fish by because the ribs take up a lot of the fillet, but if you take off the head and fry them, you can pick a lot more meat off, and it's comparable to hogfish and mangrove snapper. Usually you catch them fishing, but it's just as easy to find a jetty or pier and 3 prong a few off of it. They get much bigger than kole, so you only need 3-5 for a good meal. Anyways, good luck hunting, and maybe you could take another try at shooting some wahoo, since you have such a good record with them, lol.
I love getting kala,kole, and manini
Quickly becoming my favorite fish to eat!!!
Epic Ryan. Keep grinding, why you don't have 100K subs already is crazy.
Amazing Man Thank You So Much For Your Efforts To Make Those Videos , Our Mini Fish In Lebanon Is Siganus Rivulatus 🙋🏽♂️
I go for bunches of perch here in pnw Washington, fillet, skin and panko... Awesome fish sticks
To make them crispy try to put corn flour and deep fry them, that's how we do it in Greece.
Will do thanks!
Corn starch here in the Hawaii. That’s how you get anything crunchy. Even potato starch. That’s how the korean fried chicken get so crunchy
If you have good water pressure outside use the spray nozzle to spray the scales off.
Actually have great pressure I’m going to try this!
Ryan Myers hold the tail and spray away works mostly on smaller fish scales. Good luck!
Just saw this video in my notification and I already knowwww it's ganna be lit😍
Hope you liked it!
@@RyanMyersExpeditions loved it!!
Great video brother im loving the aveo veo so beautiful nice joe on the three prong too
Great videos bro KEEP THEM COMIN!
Hey Ryan next time try cutting fish 🐠 into small chunks, cut through bones 🦴 add garlic 🧄 salt to taste & deep fry in deep wok pan till golden brown & crispy. Some fish 🐠, you can eat bones 🦴 & all if crunchy. Use high pressure propane burner..dip into Soy sauce w/t Hawaiian chilly peppers/ vinegar & round onions..excellent with 🍺 & rice 🍚. Enjoy 😁🤙🏼👍🇺🇸🙏🏻🍀Aloha..
Agreed gotta give them another shot now that my frying game is a bit better!
Grunts were always fun and no limit in the gulf
Scale em!! Skin is delicious!! Never Meade butter garlic but I’ll try it next time I get em.
Cheee killing it brotha 3 prong on fleak!! 🔨
Thanks bro!
Over here on long island as a kid we would always fish snappers off the dock little ones same size as those kole
Great vid bud, it was cool to see a lil fishing even tho nothing was biting, nice to see the fry at the end too, so many rewards when it comes to spearing the fish... watching from Barbados...
Thanks Tyrone!!! Going to have some more fishing ones and hunting ones soon hopefully. Definitely need to visit Barbados.
Ryan Myers you’d love the Atlantic side, east coast has a lot of fish, many avoid the area but the fish are bigger there and less fished, whenever your ready hit me up...
ruclips.net/video/dnzJssZ-PXI/видео.html
Hers some fish I’ve shot ...
Love the vids keep em up 🤙🏼
Beautiful video makes me want to and try my own hand at it. The vibes, wakes my instinct I wanna go, setup a playlist with *Metallica* One and *Delta Parole* Wasted and go off into my own world right this moment.
Thanks man gotta get out there and give it a try!
Awesome angles from the underwater setup! So unique bro!
In Puerto Rico i spearfished alot of angel fish. People don't hunt them i accidentally fished one ate it and it became a favorite. Id hunt the big ones about the size of a steering wheel or bigger. Great tasting meat very high in fat it leaves your hands oily when finished preparing the fish.
Huh that’s interesting man but could totally see that. Might have to try that someday.
Nice bro! Yeah Kole is one of my most favorite! Sometimes when we do parties we hit the Maninis. Gotta invest in a outside burner and wok. Keep up the Action!!!
🤙 ALOHAZ
When you said you should have been fishing for the aquarium... That was a po'opa'a. Super easy to poke, and they taste like lobster! Those aweo'weo are the best!!!
In Madeira me and the boys used to go spearfishing for bodião in the shalows, good old times.
Nothing like small fry fish!
This channel stands out for me mate, you mix it up and show some fishing and spearing and a bit of cooking at the end, I really enjoy it.
Those are some pretty solid hooks, I have some that big but use them for shark fishing, we don't get GT that big where I live, they are 6 hours drive north from me, basically the top half of Australia.
Big hooks, big bait, big fish! Super ready to come to Australia and make some videos
@@RyanMyersExpeditions when you are ready I'll get you in contact with some people. Have you got an email?
@@RyanMyersExpeditions I sent you a Pm on Facebook, looks like you know the guy I was talking about.
Cheers John
Thx for making more 3prong videos. Ur way better than me dude. U improved alot wit the 3 prong
I just started spearfishing with my dad... My 2 spears were 2 17 inch hogfish.
Nice! Love hogfish they are one of the best eating fish in the ocean!!!
Yesssss another catch and cook love these, your vids are awesome man
What width and length band are you using on your pole spear? It shoots really well!
Beach Camping is the best! Keep up having fun, especially with that three-prong. Btw that small species I love shooting here in south Florida is usually the yellow jack! I know they grow large but on local small reefs you get them ranging in size and they're always great.
Nice love eating yellow jacks. I’m actually from palm beach. Plan on doing a lot more beach camping in the future! Thanks for the support 🤙
Ryan Myers haha I figured with all that south Florida knowledge you got! I’m a beach diver mainly over here, always down for good spots. I’ve thought about driving up that way to scout out the reefs, as of now I’m mainly ft lauderdale/sunnyisles range
Rule of thumb. "If its RED its DEAD". All fish you can find here in Hawaii thats red is super delicious! \w/ ^_^ \w/ Really enjoying your videos. Keep it up!
Rule of thumb you come raiding our spots like this you going get cracks and used for bait or just throw u in the lava tubes aloha
@@peterhauoli2368 ? Who said anything about raiding and taking more than you should? Jumping to conclusions much?
These videos keep getting better and better, as is your ratio of frying fish and not burning down your kitchen 🤣
Nice secluded spot. Early on in the video I have two questions regarding the shore fishing tackle. First, that looked like a well used hook, probably caught a few on it. Has he sharpened it? Second it is a circle hook with a large offset. Why? A circle hook is designed so it will greatly lessen the chance of hooking in a fishes gut. An offset circle hook defeats this purpose. The second guy is using a regular circle hook.
Aweoweo have tiny scales but they are so worth it to scale them. My family’s favorite fish to eat in Hawaii. Just scale them and put them on a hot grill, I like them way more than menpachi. Mahalo for the great video
Next time deep fry the Aweoweo till crispy golden brown, you wont be disappointed! Im an ulua fisherman as well and fished with Ulua Matt once down south point suicide rock. Super cool braddah!
Sweet thanks man ya I screwed up on these but still learning. Matt is the man! Got a couple more videos coming out with him soon.
Excellent episode! Keep em coming!
Thanks man will do!
So awesome...keep the videos coming!
Thanks James will do!
Good stuff, such a solid spot u guys went camping at. Food lookin good, and yup the skin is good lol
aweoaweo is easy to scale.. and gotta fry em a littler longer. nice catch
🙌🏻🙌🏻 heck yah! I would say the same, kole seems to be the small fish that we start to spearfish when your beginner, because there are lots of them and so easy to spear. Once again love the video and the cooking🙌🏻🙌🏻
😂 chief scale the aweoweo then season the skin...idk who said is hard to scale but it's way easied than scaling an uhu
We got them as far as at the Canary Islands, Atlantic Ocean...we call them Catalufas! Keep it up mate...awesome vid
You gada fry that aweoweo more, then add black bean, garlic, and butter sauce. But personally my 2 fave fishes to catch and fry is aholehole and kole 🤙🏽 ps. Shoot all the ta’ape, to’au, and rois you see!
Those brown white spotted ones with two stripes on the side are really good as well very similar to kole should try em next time
But it should be the one that has two stripes and white Dots with yellow dorsal fins, there another one that is similar looking which was the one you shot double with the one kole, that’s not the one , it had to be white dots and two white stripes on the face and behind the gills that’s the good one
I thinks it’s called a white spotted surgeon fish
Sweet thanks I’ll keep an eye out. Gotta do a catch and cook taste test with all the different surgeonfish
Sweet thanks I’ll keep an eye out. Gotta do a catch and cook taste test with all the different surgeonfish
Sweet thanks I’ll keep an eye out. Gotta do a catch and cook taste test with all the different surgeonfish
Another great vid again bro🤙🏿 reef fish are so tasty.
Thanks man totally agree with you!
Where I live we love mullet but they are sometimes considered trash fish. They are very hard to catch on a fishing rod so we mainly get them by net and sometimes spear.
How to get those red fish scales off is to put them over a fire for the fire to soften the scales. And use a fork or a spoon to scoop the scales off. Just few seconds over the fire. And now it'll be easy to fry and eat the skin with the meat. Yummy.
who else liked before watching? 😅
that little fish you’ve been catching are a good eat, fry um up crispy. There called opapalu btw🤙🏽🐟
To catch aquarium fish in Hawaii is super easy if you just go look in the calm flat shallows (2-5 feet with rock structure) at night with lamp and nets. You'll get plenty. Make sure you bring a five gallon bucket with a bubbler to keep them alive. When they get too big for the aquarium you just take them back and get new smaller ones. You can catch any species including eels and slipper lobster.
Eyestripe and elongate surgeonfish are a little bigger, but I still prepare them the same way that you and Justin did for kole.
Really hoping to expand my surgeon eating maybe a comparison surgeon video would be cool. Thanks Jake!
I learn so much from your videos bro thanks for not keeping everything to yourself its nice to learn from experience divers 🤙🏼
Nothing ever bites the bait when a diver is next to it lol ! Nice video!
Dude all ur vids should be that long so freaking entertaining u live a cool life man i envy u lol great stuff bro👍
You need more subscribers you deserve more
Hmm, I just stumbled across your channel. Well done....I subscribed. Keep it up.
You are the man Troy thanks so much hope you enjoy it!
Hey Ryan! New to your channel but great vids and awesome fish you shoot! i have an RA tuna roller 110 and need new rubbers. was wondering what formula you use to measure up your rubbers. mine tend to be too hard for me to load without and assist...
If you can load em without an assist they too weak! Not sure measurements for 110 but can look em up online somewhere.
@@RyanMyersExpeditions so you are always using assists then I guess!
fish zip line...sick!
You are best you are best guy love videos be strong ❤❤👍👏💪💪👍👍👋
I’m a beginner but I love fishing for butter lip and surf perch
Gotta start somewhere man just keep practicing!!!
I feel sorry for the rod and reel guys for not catching anything even with all of their gadgets and experience but I am glad that you went spearfishing :)
I wish you great success and safe diving from sunny, and now hot, Libya!!
Well, here in the midwest we dont have any oceans, but we do have a prolific, small fish that's great fried, sunfish!
You should shoot the Manini They are really good fried And they’re super easy with 3 prong Also if you do not know they are the striped black and white silver ones that were swimming around you all day
You should try manini. Very good tasting fish and not too hard with the three prong or the gun
Great video bro!! Glad I came across your channel looking forward to more videos🤙🏽 Aloha
Buena pesca hermano 👍 saludos desde República Dominicana 🇩🇴👍🐟🦈🐬
Prefer the longer videos. Thanks for sharing...Mahalo
Went out on the beaches and catch some nice corbina in the surf
20:19 shoot the fish with the orange spot on the tail. That is called a Paku’iku’i and it is basically like kole but they taste better. Try shoot some if you would like to try! That and Kole are the favorites!
New subscriber here...That fish is easy to spear catch when the sky is dark/ raining.
Completely agree thanks man I really like hunting sunset and sunrise.
Your channel is gonna blow up bro just wait on it 🤙🏽
Definitely White Sea brim is my favorite to cook up whole. They are everywhere and don't really grow that big.
My fish of choice is Moi. Moi steamed or sashimi! Its endemic to Hawaii and was reserved for Ali’i (royalty) only. Try ask Justin about Moi. Kapu is June through August so last month for a few months if you gonna land em. Awesome content as always. Mahalo for all the mana’o (knowledge).
Hey Ryan we don’t really have too many small fish here in tropical Australia for whole frying. But some of our tropical snappers are great eating and don’t get real big. Those aveo aveos look awesome, there is a similar fish in the colder parts of Australia called a nannygai
Sweet really hoping my next big adventure takes me over there!
@@RyanMyersExpeditions awesome mate, if you do feel, free to hit us up. We are in Southern QLD, so have the southern barrier reef, as well as some of the biggest sand islands in the world. Heaps of different species from cold water to warm water. Even great river diving with Barramundi.
Lol..right on..I usually scale my fish or fillet them..enjoy
Definitely scaling these next time
Try manini or pakuikui it’s like a larger kole with an orange circle on the tail. I’ve heard the fish is great but the orange circle part can be bitter tasting when fried. Also helpful hint is cook the kole first then cook the reds in the same oil haha kole let’s off all it oils into the oil and gives the other reds a great taste 🤙🏽
Manini is silvery yellow with stripes.
I live in the middle east, and we have the dusky spinefoot (it’s an invasive species) you get them all the time while fishing on the shore. They taste pretty damn good imo, and have a very unique taste. You just have to watch out for the spikes.
Love the video! Here in the west coast of CA I love me some Barred Surf Perch!
Nice I think I shot some of those up in fort Bragg at nationals!
Trout and blue gill for fresh water and Black Sea bass for saltwater
You get second thoughts about a Body Kui when the tax man comes around... 🦈
True story. More worries about eels out here though.