Catch & Cook: Leatherjacket
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- This week we went exploring a new piece of coastline to see shat we could find for lunch. The stunning coromandel peninsula did not disappoint us. We caught fresh fish and found some exciting new fishing spots
Thanks for sharing , I will wish to be joying those fishes there with you guys
Simple cooking fresh ingredients. Gave a like for that.
Very tasty but for the name. 'Greasy spoons' sell it under the euphonious name of cream fish, just as they like to call shark lemon fish. Kiwis traditionally went for the 'big three' of snapper, groper and terakihi with forays into blue nose, gurnard and flounders, so that anything with an unfamiliar name like stargazer or elephant fish, perfectly eatable, are over-looked!
Putatara snail. Used for the traditional Maori shell horn
Thanks guys stunning location and great cook up
Even though iv just started watching it I can tell it's good
Cheers mate
Love Matapaua, we go spearfishing around there a fair bit.. good little shore dive. The opposite side is known to hold good Kingfish too. Devils point and around... Keep up with the cool content bro, been a long time watcher.
Not to mention we are leatherjacket connoisseurs ourselves, have been told each one has an individual pattern.
I'll have to go for a bit of a dive there too cheers bro
I got attacked by a large bronze whaler there about 10 years ago. While spearfishing.
@@today347 was that on the right hand side?
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Hahahaha the oooold “I know them” trick 🍋 😂. Awesome video!
Where did you get your fishing addiction hoodie from? 😊
A cool fella Eric I met sent it to me in the mail
I used to catch a heap of jackets on the NSW south coast. Best rig is a couple of long shank hooks and a couple of small split shot. I skin them then slow fry the whole fish in butter. The long shanks is because they will bite your line off if you get any bait juice on it.Cheers Ron.
I'll hafta try this rig out. Cheers mate
Love the vids
Crack up!! There's still Four-square supermarkets in NZ...I use to work at one many many years ago..love your guys videos keep em Rollin!!!
Thankyou yep long live the 4square 😁
Good fun cheers for making videos. Do you ever catch Parore, we call them luderick or blackfish here in Australia, we catch them using floats and the green cabbage weed that grows on the rocks. They are mad fun to catch and I reckon they taste good on the chew.
I occasionally catch them in my mullet net or my flounder net but I usually let them go. They'd be a great fight on light gear
@@MuddyFeet yeah they go hard, biggest I've caught on line is 49cm, it was like a football
Cream fish yum was over there Xmas gone got a feed of kina's guy was fishing on his kayak an he was getting towed by something good an had to walk the long way though cause that dam gate was closed lol
My guess is the unidentified animal you found is a chiton (pronounced 'kai ton") There are about 50 species in NZ waters. They inhabit shoreline in similar places to the limpets that you mentioned. While most have leathery "shells" with "plates", that one may be a "butterfly chiton" although I'm not certain. Someone more erudite than me may well know. Enjoyable vid once again....keep them coming. Cheers
Ah yes a chaiton that's what it'll be it was very similar to the common armored looking chaiton but he had super cool spikes on his back. Thankyou for your comment mate appreciated
chur mean video
Chur
Heard the accents and subscribed straight away. Lol
Haha cheers bro
Nice vid as usual team, cheers for sharing
Thanks mate
Mean as!
Ju/Ryan Hampton aqui no litoral sul, onde estamos este peixe chamamos de Porquinho. Nos quiosques de beira de praia são servidos em porções fritos e acompanhados com caipirinha e cerveja. E você já fez caipirinha pro Ryan? Beijos eu e Gra.
Mean vid bro
Eat the chicken