Netting & Eating BAIT! Menhaden-Catch Clean Cook- (SHOCKING RESULTS)

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  • Опубликовано: 22 авг 2020
  • You guys have been asking for a pogy catch and cook, well here it is! Whether you call them menhaden, pogy or bunker these are a type of bait fish found along the eastern continental U.S and serve as an important food source for many predatory species. They are also fished commercially, to be made into fish oil and chum. These are far from trash fish and just need to be treated for what they are. Beneath the bony nature, they have a delicious oily fillet! Menhaden are one of the worlds most important bait fish, as they serve a huge role in the ecological food chain!
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  • @LandsharkOutdoors
    @LandsharkOutdoors  3 года назад +54

    This was a highly requested video! Hope you guys enjoyed!

    • @edibleknowledge4716
      @edibleknowledge4716 3 года назад +1

      Appreciate the work you all put into the vids!

    • @christiancox7719
      @christiancox7719 3 года назад

      Good job keep it up!

    • @doycebeard9661
      @doycebeard9661 3 года назад

      just started my channel and it would really mean a lot if you would go check it out

    • @bigd4000
      @bigd4000 3 года назад +2

      Good job mate never knew about the omega 3 extraction from those fish so learn something every day. We have in Oz a near identical bait commonly called a mud herring or boney that r gun Jew or Mulloway bait which can grow to bout 20 odd kgs easily 👍
      Keep up the good work budd👍👍

    • @joecorrero6763
      @joecorrero6763 3 года назад

      With the saltwater fishing that tough, have you thought about another freshwater catch and cook? How about freshwater buffalo or another “hard” fish.(I don’t like to use the term “trash” fish either). Just a suggestion man. Again Stay Safe and God Bless....Joe in MS

  • @richardfrank9317
    @richardfrank9317 3 года назад +79

    MORAY EEL, catch clean cook!

    • @doycebeard9661
      @doycebeard9661 3 года назад +2

      just started my channel and it would really mean a lot if you would go check it out

    • @jamescostello6529
      @jamescostello6529 3 года назад

      Morey is good! Ate as a kid in Bermuda and going to the Keys as a teen. Do it!

    • @googlemyfather
      @googlemyfather 3 года назад

      FACTS

    • @richardfrank9317
      @richardfrank9317 3 года назад

      @@doycebeard9661 OK

    • @paulfisher123
      @paulfisher123 3 года назад +1

      yesssssss!!!

  • @SaltyFirewall
    @SaltyFirewall 3 года назад +13

    from Jersey, moved to Florida. We call them "bunker". great shark chum. Love the oil as well.

  • @TroyPosey
    @TroyPosey 3 года назад +17

    When I was a kid and getting impatient with a slow day of fishing, my dad told me "Well son, that's why they call it "fishing" and not "catching"..." 👍🏻

    • @doycebeard9661
      @doycebeard9661 3 года назад

      just started my channel and it would really mean a lot if you would go check it out

  • @ceruleanfish6703
    @ceruleanfish6703 3 года назад +3

    You come across as such humble people. That in itself is attractive. Its nice to see the big fish caught but its been filmed time and time again. I really enjoyed the down to earth vibe this video has. This video and the snail video. Also, the respect shown for a food source people probably don't use as much. Just think if others gave the eco system a break they get more variety in their diet and the eco system as a whole is healthier.

  • @fourletters6309
    @fourletters6309 3 года назад +8

    The cast net throwing was amazing 🤩🤗🤩

  • @justvisiten
    @justvisiten 3 года назад +1

    You guys, I am just in awe, so well said so perceptive, so respectful. This is exactly how we should treat the other animals that we eat!!

  • @brandonfata487
    @brandonfata487 3 года назад +13

    Originally from NY and we called them bunker out there! Great striper bait

    • @FishermanSqui
      @FishermanSqui 3 года назад +2

      Word we don’t eat those

    • @Distantttt
      @Distantttt 3 года назад

      Fisherman Squi you’d be surprise. these are amazing from a health standpoint.

    • @FishermanSqui
      @FishermanSqui 3 года назад +1

      Distant nah not for me to eat at all lol

    • @Distantttt
      @Distantttt 3 года назад +2

      Fisherman Squi don’t get me wrong i’ll never go out my way to eat these LMFAO, but i take bunker fish pills, which are great.

    • @FishermanSqui
      @FishermanSqui 3 года назад

      Distant I use them for bait never cooked one before

  • @FishinFC
    @FishinFC 3 года назад +6

    Not sure if it's been suggested before, (looked back through a couple years worth of videos) but oyster toad catch clean and cook. Another surprisingly good "trash fish".

  • @joeyfitzpatrick6325
    @joeyfitzpatrick6325 3 года назад +4

    Look good! Used to make dumplings with my mom growing up. They’re good steamed, but deep fry them and you got a winner!!! 🥟

  • @roon1355
    @roon1355 3 года назад +23

    VIC I JUST CAUGHT MY FIRST TARPON EVER OFF MY DOCK IN STUART FLORIDA IM SO HAPPY

    • @LoganClauss
      @LoganClauss 3 года назад +3

      Noice

    • @logisticsnail5014
      @logisticsnail5014 3 года назад +2

      Ayyy congrats man 👌👌🤙🤙💯🔥

    • @roon1355
      @roon1355 3 года назад +3

      thanks guys means a lot I was going crazy because the first time It jumped I thought it was a jumbo ladyfish but the 2nd jump I knew It was a tarpon and it was a thrill I was trying to get for a long time.

    • @derek56ace
      @derek56ace 3 года назад +1

      Congratulations

    • @tyler6842
      @tyler6842 3 года назад

      who cares

  • @kyphan9348
    @kyphan9348 3 года назад +1

    Wow. MAD PROPS! I rarely comment but u deserve props! He who is HUMBLE will be PRAISED!

  • @virginparadize7806
    @virginparadize7806 3 года назад +2

    So i waited and waited. Thought Brian was going to surprise us and walk through the door. Would have liked to hear his comments on the dumplings. Nice job Guys. There's no trash fish when you have creative skills. Great tasting and less stress on the pocket book.

  • @kevinpatrick5495
    @kevinpatrick5495 3 года назад +2

    LOL! I love the channels you both produce high quality family content. God bless

  • @jjfishin4003
    @jjfishin4003 3 года назад

    Hey awesome video you make the best content I always watch you in ay mood keep up the great work!!!!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @justinbiondi
    @justinbiondi 3 года назад +6

    "While you talk, I am going to eat all of these...." NOM NOM NOM NOM

  • @Greblos2
    @Greblos2 6 месяцев назад

    Thanks for the vids! I try and tell my local Florida natives all the time to be open to cook “trash fish”!

  • @jamiehoward1906
    @jamiehoward1906 3 года назад +1

    Nice video bro, and I think you all are right everything is good if prepared the right way!

  • @paradox4332
    @paradox4332 3 года назад +19

    do a mullet catch and cook

    • @doycebeard9661
      @doycebeard9661 3 года назад

      just started my channel and it would really mean a lot if you would go check it out

    • @monsterchad77
      @monsterchad77 3 года назад

      🤮

    • @paradox4332
      @paradox4332 3 года назад +1

      @@monsterchad77 "no such thing as trash fish just trash cooks" - Victor

    • @monsterchad77
      @monsterchad77 3 года назад

      @@paradox4332 Yes you're right, it definitely needs to be prepared a little different. I moved to Florida 10 years ago and there was a vacant lot on my canal with a guy fishing. I get talking to him and he asks me if I want fresh fish so I'm so game for that. After he has like 8 fish sitting in the grass I asked how many are you taking? He said none those are all yours... lol. Just my wife and I and now I have 8 fish to clean so I put the brakes on that operation. The last fish I ate before that was Walleye from Northern Ontario Canada eh and I prepped it on grill in foil with a little butter.. so that was definitely the wrong way! Lol. People say smoking it is the way but its like puking in high-school from a liquor then you don't ever want to drink it again...

    • @paradox4332
      @paradox4332 3 года назад

      @@monsterchad77 yes smoked mullet is good

  • @chuenyeelau
    @chuenyeelau 3 года назад

    Vic you are changing minds every time you creates.

  • @Mizzle83
    @Mizzle83 3 года назад +1

    C-Lo is like IHOP... he’s serving up pancakes all day!

  • @Made-iTLookEZ
    @Made-iTLookEZ 3 года назад

    Great explanation on the art of cast nets💯👏👍

  • @RustyShot
    @RustyShot 3 года назад +1

    another PERFECT video by Victor :)

  • @kevinegger9646
    @kevinegger9646 3 года назад +1

    Dude, we have a fish here in the Philippines simular to the bait fish. Get yourself a pair of long nose hemostats. Run them in next to the spine pinch down and spin them and it pulls the bones out of the meat. Works great! No more bones! Just work your way down both sides of the spine.

  • @colincampbell290
    @colincampbell290 3 года назад +1

    Brook you nailed it, it's how you prepared flavoured it and the right sauce. Vik your cooking skills are great, how's the resipie book progressing.

  • @joethebourbonman
    @joethebourbonman 3 года назад

    Very cool idea. I might have to try this with ladyfish--I love dumplings and I catch ladys every time I go out this time of year.

  • @bobbyhuggins2108
    @bobbyhuggins2108 3 года назад

    Vik you killed that recipe. Dumplings was a perfect vesicle to consume that species of fish. Brook , chop chop... back to making the nets. Lol

  • @motox717
    @motox717 3 года назад +1

    awww Brook loves you so much Vic. "and your cooking" hahaha keep up the great work yall. PS id like to see a giant jack crevalle catch clean cook :)

    • @michaelschommer9892
      @michaelschommer9892 3 года назад

      Elias has a video and he cuts a big jack open and it has tons of worm in it and not spaghetti worms these ones were squirming, it was so disgusting

  • @bradjones9634
    @bradjones9634 3 года назад

    Great show!

  • @mr.c5647
    @mr.c5647 3 года назад

    Hey vic, I noticed that you had Brook narrated the video, while you chumped on dumplings, hey Brook stop talking and start eating, before Vic eats them all. Lol good job as usual.

  • @timmyallen5655
    @timmyallen5655 3 года назад

    Brook breaks it down perfectly

  • @juanr.1779
    @juanr.1779 3 года назад

    You did excellent my brother and I bet there going to be great thumbs up 👍👍👍👍👍🤣

  • @redneckolympics
    @redneckolympics 3 года назад +10

    They look like big freshwater gizzard shad.

    • @doycebeard9661
      @doycebeard9661 3 года назад

      just started my channel and it would really mean a lot if you would go check it out

    • @treysavage461
      @treysavage461 3 года назад

      First thing I thought

    • @curlysshuffle1157
      @curlysshuffle1157 3 года назад

      Exactly basically the same exact thing to just the saltwater version

  • @edwindeida9105
    @edwindeida9105 3 года назад

    I have learned so much from you !!!

  • @samwarm4878
    @samwarm4878 3 года назад

    I cant believe you guys ate bunker! Im going to have to try it, never even thought to try them.

  • @LanTran-qj8vu
    @LanTran-qj8vu 3 года назад

    Awesome video

  • @Ashley-wn2ud
    @Ashley-wn2ud 3 года назад

    I’m from CT and we call them bunker. We cut them into chunks and drop them down on a hook and catch major stripers.

  • @poppygloria9166
    @poppygloria9166 3 года назад +1

    Down here in Alabama we call them pogy/ shiner

  • @marialutz7979
    @marialutz7979 3 года назад

    Love watching you great job

  • @thelinecook
    @thelinecook 3 года назад

    You made bunker dumplings! That is crazy and awesome at the same time!!!👍😂

  • @nathanielbartels9341
    @nathanielbartels9341 3 года назад +1

    up in new york we call them Bunka'

  • @civic30045
    @civic30045 3 года назад

    Here in New Jersey we called them bunker we use them here for bait for striper, blue fish, flounder, coins, mahi, and tuna at times

  • @christianmorriswilliams7072
    @christianmorriswilliams7072 3 года назад

    Holy crap we have juno Ryan in Florida. Im so used to him being in Japan. Glad to see you in your home state juno.

  • @jefferywise1906
    @jefferywise1906 3 года назад

    Very good use of a difficult fish. Looks tasty too.
    I thought you just bought those nets you used. Good on ya for branching out. Best of luck 🙏🙏🙏🙏

  • @cococlan924
    @cococlan924 3 года назад +1

    Great catch and cook! Do a juno pier video next.

  • @Weven01
    @Weven01 3 года назад

    Incredible you have inspired me to be a fisher!

  • @jean-yveslefebvre6446
    @jean-yveslefebvre6446 3 года назад

    Viktor, did you know that menhaden are in the harring family that why they are so oily. Up north Quebec we call them ALOSE . Viktor and Brook Keep up the good work!

  • @spinfish1434
    @spinfish1434 3 года назад

    Cool video!

  • @mattzcrazi4953
    @mattzcrazi4953 3 года назад +1

    I call em bunker up north here!

  • @sytoo8983
    @sytoo8983 3 года назад

    Add some finely diced water chestnut in your fish dumpling for a little crunch.

  • @TsunamiSam
    @TsunamiSam 3 года назад

    I really think he throws good because of that mustache! Awesome video and teaching . And looks like some good eating

  • @jamessudek2125
    @jamessudek2125 3 года назад

    You two rock!

  • @Aaron.Davis56
    @Aaron.Davis56 3 года назад

    Jellyfish Dip .... Yum!

  • @kylem-whaley9609
    @kylem-whaley9609 3 года назад +1

    In RI we mostly call them bunker

  • @TimNye850
    @TimNye850 3 года назад +2

    From Pensacola- we always called em menhaden. Back in 80's I would snatch hook one and toss right back out and smash the monster jack crevale, all off my dock and before school! Back in those days you could gill net and if ya ever got into a school of menhaden it was hours of pickin. Slice em half and crush the monster bull reds on winter.

    • @RoyHinote
      @RoyHinote 3 года назад

      Pensacola here,, we always called em LY.

    • @joecorrero6763
      @joecorrero6763 3 года назад

      Tim Nye
      I have a cousin in Panama City and I would go down every summer and fish and he would come up here(NW MS) in the winter and deer hunt. He also called them menhaden or herring ( if those 2 are the same species). I remember both of those names though

    • @hdoutdoors6088
      @hdoutdoors6088 3 года назад +1

      I’m from Pensacola that’s a menhaden not an LY they have green backs not to be confused with a threadfin but ly have a green back and bigger scales than menhaden

    • @251boss
      @251boss 3 года назад

      I'm from mobile, I also thought they were lys

  • @bigbo9381
    @bigbo9381 3 года назад

    Down west Africa we call them Bonga fish. Beautiful vids love it

  • @mrcbreakable3092
    @mrcbreakable3092 3 года назад

    Delaware checking in. We call them "bunker" here. I agree, they are an extremely oily fish making them great for cut bait...

  • @MrBrymstond
    @MrBrymstond 3 года назад +3

    It's great for fish cakes as well.

  • @sailingddcircumnavigation5931
    @sailingddcircumnavigation5931 3 года назад

    Great video you killed it can't wait to try it.

  • @jeremylutchmansingh164
    @jeremylutchmansingh164 3 года назад

    Love u guys bro

  • @synakcm
    @synakcm 3 года назад

    beastie boys - flute loop in the background, very subtle, i like it

  • @benhillier5949
    @benhillier5949 3 года назад

    you should do some kind of crab catch n cook!!! keep up the good work!

  • @andreafye7322
    @andreafye7322 3 года назад +1

    Living in Central PA, the biggest fish I've ever caught was a brown trout off of Lake Erie. 22in. That was 18 years ago 😳

  • @arlandoleslie181
    @arlandoleslie181 3 года назад

    Thank you Chris

  • @lifestylewithivan
    @lifestylewithivan 3 года назад

    As always loved it I will most definitely try but for me I would fry whole🇧🇸

  • @evancain6421
    @evancain6421 2 года назад

    Smoked menhaden are fire!

  • @tygoom
    @tygoom 3 года назад +1

    Very brave man eating men menhaden aka bunker

  • @russseff1246
    @russseff1246 3 года назад

    You need to watch Mike Smedleys channel to learn how to use the boat to net bunker. No more empty nets/wasted throws if you use the boat correctly to corral the baits

  • @FishingwithBrewski
    @FishingwithBrewski 3 года назад +3

    I have a great deal of trouble thinking that these are good. Way to break new ground though!

  • @hiramgarland7804
    @hiramgarland7804 3 года назад

    About 5 weeks ago the menhaden were thick in Fort Pierce. Didn’t know the name of them when I was netting them lol

  • @ZubairKhan-jd5op
    @ZubairKhan-jd5op 3 года назад +1

    In south africa we call them razor belly" also gone really scarce.. used to get them alot in our harbour in Durban at night but nowadays we hardly ever see them🤔

    • @doycebeard9661
      @doycebeard9661 3 года назад

      just started my channel and it would really mean a lot if you would go check it out

  • @elemenohpeespngrCortese
    @elemenohpeespngrCortese 3 года назад +2

    Love these videos. I always said that when people told me they dont like blue fish. Id say well you probably cook it wrong. You cant cook blues with just butter and salt like stripers. Get a good recipe and its delicious.

  • @TumboJ
    @TumboJ 3 года назад +1

    That’s funny, I was just thinking and trying a jack this morning after getting into a big school..

    • @doycebeard9661
      @doycebeard9661 3 года назад

      just started my channel and it would really mean a lot if you would go check it out

    • @msmeowmeow5107
      @msmeowmeow5107 3 года назад

      Honestly Doyce, probably not the best way to get views by posting on everybodys comments.. my opinion though lol

  • @HackedFishing
    @HackedFishing 3 года назад

    Menhaden... vic wilddddd

  • @felixliao5801
    @felixliao5801 3 года назад

    I definitely agree with the lady. Solid statement!

  • @bigbird2513
    @bigbird2513 3 года назад

    I live on cape cod and we call them mainly poggie and some time menhaden

  • @frankbollotino2270
    @frankbollotino2270 3 года назад

    Up north we called the moss bunker .

  • @julialee7752
    @julialee7752 3 года назад +3

    I’ve never heard of anyone call them manhaden, in Maryland we call them L.Y

  • @tracksofnyc
    @tracksofnyc 27 дней назад

    Wow! That's all I can say...whoda thunk man!

  • @k3v192005
    @k3v192005 3 года назад

    Over here in NorCal we have something that is similar to Pogy, it's called American shad

  • @bendhilfishing3816
    @bendhilfishing3816 3 года назад

    Watching always .....
    from Indonesia

  • @austinmathis3847
    @austinmathis3847 3 года назад

    Tip for Chris with Shad when they are finicky like that find the flick set the boat up shut the boat off drift over them and throw they get motor shy and will dart before u get close enough to throw. Just what we do over here in Tampa Bay!

  • @_Kere_
    @_Kere_ 3 года назад

    I call them menhaden here also in south MS, but there is a slight difference....here they get to like 3-4 inches. Awesome awesome white trout/speck/ground mullet(whiting) bait.

  • @Staymad122
    @Staymad122 3 года назад

    Finally people in florida making use of the meat scraping method. Here in Hawaii we scrape the meat of oio (bonefish) & awa awa (ladyfish) & make fish cakes. Hell too bad we aint got tarpon here cuz we’d do that with them as well

  • @MinhTran-ut8xk
    @MinhTran-ut8xk 3 года назад

    Vic ! if you try the lady fish, using a spoon to scrape the meat of and make into patty. You would be amaze how good it taste, very chewy if you beat if with spoon.

  • @karinmendez9051
    @karinmendez9051 3 года назад

    You deserve more subscribers

  • @joecorrero6763
    @joecorrero6763 3 года назад +1

    Dang they look like a salt water version of the gizzard shad....just the outside appearance! Great vid as always Vik

    • @doycebeard9661
      @doycebeard9661 3 года назад

      just started my channel and it would really mean a lot if you would go check it out

    • @joecorrero6763
      @joecorrero6763 3 года назад

      Doyce Beard
      Will do little man. Good luck, Stay safe and God Bless!

  • @charleshatcliff5588
    @charleshatcliff5588 3 года назад

    Ur a great inspirational chef and enjoy the show but Yuuuuk.

  • @timmyallen5655
    @timmyallen5655 3 года назад

    I love your videos . I've found that if you bleed and ice down every thing you catch that everything tastes good .

  • @who8dapple
    @who8dapple 3 года назад

    We call them Bunker up here in CT!

  • @BRG13DEAN
    @BRG13DEAN 3 года назад

    Pamlico Sound in NC, we call them fatback. At least us commercial guys do. We use them as crab bait.

  • @raikijin
    @raikijin 3 года назад

    In asia, boney fish we will grind them till paste, mix with flour and some flavourings and boil them to make fishballs.

  • @potater9509
    @potater9509 3 года назад

    I work at a bait shop in S.C and they get called menhaden bunker poguies I’ve heard it all😂

  • @bengilluyando9489
    @bengilluyando9489 3 года назад

    Up here in new jersey we called them bunker

  • @theweatherguy9839
    @theweatherguy9839 2 года назад

    Here in Morehead city NC we call em menhaden

  • @davewylie654
    @davewylie654 3 года назад

    Interesting and looked great!! I agree 99% about most being how you cook it but Bowfin ie Mudfish is inedible anyway its cooked 😂😂

  • @texasjeremylo6870
    @texasjeremylo6870 3 года назад +1

    you guys should try to catch a mackerel and just barbecue it until the skin is almost burnt or burnt and just add lime after with raw onion.(no seasoning or preparation needed just barbecue it).DONT FILLET IT! barbecue it whole

  • @brtjr2003
    @brtjr2003 3 года назад

    Seen multiple videos where guys find this and circle them with the boat pretty fast to keep them in the center of the “bubble screen circle” before throwing the net

  • @Scxjunkie
    @Scxjunkie 3 года назад

    Looks delicious I’d love to try some we have an abundance of piggies up here in New England

  • @charleshicks483
    @charleshicks483 3 года назад

    On the Carolina coast back in the day they were called "Fatbacks" and/or menhaden.