How to Cook Sculpin

San Diego's Jenn Felmley shows how to clean, prep and cook whole sculpin.
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[@ericunderwood1482]

THEY ARE DELICIOUS....BEEN EATING SCULPIN SINCE EARLY 70 S....MMM MMMM GOOD!

[@officeroinker440]

Ballast Point brought me here.

[@DogDudeDrone]

Ugly Sculpin? That is one of the most beautiful! Respect the Fish!

[@JohnDoe-wy1yd]

I batter and fry them and they are delicious. Just fillet them like you would any other fish. Very light and flaky with no fishy flavor. I have no idea why more people don't eat them and don't really care, LOL.

[@Hankxiong]

Thats how we cook all our fish traditionally. When steaming try adding thai chili peppers in the stomach cavity.

[@cristianroy21]

Wow I had actually caught a sculpin at the imperial beach pier. I should've brought it over to you guys. Pretty good size too probably a bit smaller than this one.

[@cristianroy21]

Then again it was a couple years back

[@jdub4662]

Cristian Mancillas Carlsbad lagoon it's loaded.

[@JOHNFMKN]

Taste great sautéed in garlic and butter.

[@015Froggy]

awesome fish for broth

[@ocean374]

I live in Connecticut and it looks like a sea robin here we just cut the neck bone and pull the head back and the head and skin come off and just filet the tail they do taste good

[@sportingchef]

Haven't tried that, but I will! Thanks!

[@puapucuve6643]

I have noticed that ugly looking fish taste really good.

[@jdub4662]

Scaring it also helps it not curl

[@HowtoAlaska]

Hmmm....there is no limit for these in Alaska.

[@jdub4662]

How to Alaska no limits just have seasons

[@juan1323]

Do you know if this is a staghorn sculpin?

[@NWforager]

man when i pull those guys from the water i see dozens of worms dropping out of them . if i Ever needed to eat one (zombie apocalypse) it would be fire cooked til hard and Black

[@MKMug]

I find sculpins cute

[@Jon60L]

Wow we throw those damn fish back or use them for crab bait.

[@kamiabadi1618]

Are they poison ?

[@alexkg1]

Kami Abadi Nope. Their spines are venomous and will irritate you like crazy if stung

[@ericunderwood1482]

The poison is in their spines.... don't get poked....it's like an uncomfortable bee sting ...

Kind of like lionfish

[@2009shamrocks]

Garbage fish.... we use them for bait where I’m from.

[@Campers_Anonymous]

That sounds disgusting