Pro tip for cleaning African Pompano!

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  • Опубликовано: 30 авг 2022

Комментарии • 91

  • @Ekvorivious
    @Ekvorivious Год назад +74

    You learn more about fish on RUclips than in biology class...

    • @brutaldabs
      @brutaldabs Год назад

      You should probably pay attention then.

    • @teamvipershayer8360
      @teamvipershayer8360 Год назад

      @@brutaldabs actually you are the only one who needs a brain

    • @Vullifer1074
      @Vullifer1074 Год назад +2

      @@brutaldabs he doesn't have to pay attention actually, biology classes don't talk about fish too much. At least mine didn't.

    • @wowhowbizarre8176
      @wowhowbizarre8176 Год назад

      I mean unless you were taking marine biology why would you

    • @ourtube4266
      @ourtube4266 Год назад

      Because bone structure of an individual species of fish is not “biology”. Biology is the study of life and ecosystems on a macro level. It’s like going to a cooking class and saying “they didn’t even teach me how to change my transmission fluid!”

  • @mattgurin6168
    @mattgurin6168 Год назад +43

    Great tip on the hard dorsal bone. One of my all time faves from harvest to table 👍🏼 your content is great

  • @victorferrell4662
    @victorferrell4662 Год назад +16

    Did anyone else say to themselves, “Dang, I bet that’s some damn good eatin’ right there!!!” ?

    • @SergNoberg
      @SergNoberg Год назад +1

      I say it on every one of his videos

    • @simonlong2305
      @simonlong2305 Месяц назад

      Pompano is Top 5 eating fish, this big one must be amazing.

  • @ladyaleyah
    @ladyaleyah Год назад +7

    All your videos are mesmerizing and satisfying. Thanks for the tips. I love fish 😍

  • @lashall8697
    @lashall8697 Год назад +2

    Sir you are a fish filleting pro, and your work station is always so clean

  • @kobihollinsworth3996
    @kobihollinsworth3996 Год назад

    I’d love to spend a few weeks learning from this man

  • @JD-wn3cc
    @JD-wn3cc Год назад

    Sound advice right here. I'll never have reason to put it into practice but I know it's 100% bang-on

  • @donovanbenyahudah4734
    @donovanbenyahudah4734 Год назад

    Dude, I can watch you do this all day. You make this look like a cake walk.😁

  • @mikedrane6472
    @mikedrane6472 Год назад +3

    Yum yum come get you some you make that look so easy and I know it's not it's like watching a true Master at work

  • @Phatekillz
    @Phatekillz Год назад

    The unstable cutting board gives me anxiety, but this is beautiful.

  • @AdjudicatorBrbal
    @AdjudicatorBrbal Год назад

    Dude i dont even be wanting to service my fish, im super entertained how much he knows lmao!!!

  • @diananoonen2262
    @diananoonen2262 Год назад

    A fish anatomy course would be useful for seafood butchery.

  • @JONESZ441
    @JONESZ441 Год назад +1

    Nice video. Reed what is the name of the knife and length you use in the video How to fillet Yellow Snapper?

  • @jeffreyflynn2805
    @jeffreyflynn2805 Год назад

    Would like to see you take on a king threadfin, hardest fish there is to fillet due to random fist sized knots of bone along the spine

  • @RJ-md1in
    @RJ-md1in Год назад +2

    "Lot's of head meat in an African pompano"

  • @simonlong2305
    @simonlong2305 Месяц назад

    Is this fish available in any kind of numbers in the USA? Love your content. A few more words on sourcing would be great for us geography geeks. ?🐟❤

  • @disobedient4785
    @disobedient4785 Год назад

    In Africa they just chop it up with a big machete into huge chunks guts n all you should try it

  • @zstrode.8953
    @zstrode.8953 Год назад

    Man I still wanna know what knife you have lol! I've been watching your video since I'm new to fishing in the ocean. Been fishing in freshwater since I could walk and I've never even seen the ocean until now I'm 29 and moved down right by the gulf

  • @kiwi8.
    @kiwi8. Год назад

    that knife clip on the sink 🥺

  • @DavidHelloWorld
    @DavidHelloWorld Год назад

    Aw, really wanted to see this fillet completed both sides

  • @Oven-Nachos
    @Oven-Nachos Год назад

    I have found my next online addiction. Watching you fillet fish.

  • @markfeagans9679
    @markfeagans9679 Год назад

    This guy is an artist with a knife!

  • @stevegill1975
    @stevegill1975 Год назад

    Never had it, but looks tasty AF.

  • @dempseybayly1639
    @dempseybayly1639 Год назад

    Pronounced in South Africa as "Pom-Pain-O"

  • @marthamryglod291
    @marthamryglod291 Год назад

    Never had one. How do they taste? Similar to anything else?

  • @kennymonty8206
    @kennymonty8206 Год назад

    Man, I would love to try that. It would be great to see what it tastes like too.

    • @KosherXY
      @KosherXY Год назад

      hands down my favorite fish to eat

  • @Notmyhandler
    @Notmyhandler Год назад

    Good tip bro, I’ll remember that next time in out on my non existent yacht with my non existent friends.

  • @youtmeme
    @youtmeme Год назад

    cool, ty!!🙂👍✌

  • @kevineiermann6043
    @kevineiermann6043 Год назад

    Very nice 👍🏼

  • @williamhewett1098
    @williamhewett1098 Год назад

    OUR HOT SPOT FOR AFRICAN POMPANO IS AROUND THE FRYING PAN LIGHT TOWER GREAT EATING FISH THIS GUY KNOWS HIS STUFF

  • @209thecoolestepicblobman
    @209thecoolestepicblobman Год назад

    It looks like the African pompano is much bigger than the Pompano we get here in United States because I haven't seen a Pompano that big and I haven't seen them sell the African pompano where I'm from and I'm in New York I would like to get my hands on one and really taste how they taste

  • @towboatintroy832
    @towboatintroy832 Год назад

    What brand of knife do you have and what length???

  • @dbcooper1509
    @dbcooper1509 Год назад

    Thanks for sharing your knowledge

  • @rustyshackleford1910
    @rustyshackleford1910 Год назад

    Me: I am never going to use this information.
    Also me: paying close attention and taking mental notes just in case.

  • @ThatGuy20754
    @ThatGuy20754 Год назад

    Hey you may not want to answer but how much do you make for yearly salary?

  • @blankditditxt
    @blankditditxt Год назад

    If I'm ever able to be lucky enough to spear me one!

  • @coleoneil8540
    @coleoneil8540 Год назад

    If this was caught in the US then it’s an African American pompano

  • @coffeefish
    @coffeefish Год назад

    All his fish are gutted first? I'm wondering if that's necessary.

  • @bomdus
    @bomdus Год назад

    I find it weird that you can find video after video of people Filleting Fish… But you type in how to do this to a human and not a single video pops up… 👽

  • @wanttruth3876
    @wanttruth3876 Год назад

    Does it have scales?

  • @teamvipershayer8360
    @teamvipershayer8360 Год назад

    I just show this thing accidentally to my vegan friend and he freaked out and beat me up 😢

  • @yutaumeki6256
    @yutaumeki6256 Год назад +1

    John Dory ?

  • @electricheartpony
    @electricheartpony Год назад

    One of the reasons I don't fish

  • @marksmith161
    @marksmith161 Год назад

    Isnt that a jack travally?

  • @briankassie8535
    @briankassie8535 Год назад

    One of the best eating fish in the sea!

  • @chandlermccoy1813
    @chandlermccoy1813 Год назад

    Why don't you gentlemen typically where cut gloves when handling and filleting fish? No hate at all, I just feel like there must be so many accidental cuts! And doing so while handling raw fish? Are infections not a large concern?

  • @farrockdvd5761
    @farrockdvd5761 Год назад

    He from Africa or florida?

  • @MRCR1988
    @MRCR1988 Год назад +3

    Is there only one kind of pampano? I remember eating that as a kid when I was still in the Philippines.

    • @mattgurin6168
      @mattgurin6168 Год назад +3

      Several varieties this one just happens to be the best eating, and probably one of the best eating fish in the world. Best to lightly sear it or eat it sashimi style

  • @markbass354
    @markbass354 Год назад

    GOOD EATS

  • @swccgtothemoon3296
    @swccgtothemoon3296 Год назад

    New here. This guy got a knife sharpening tutorial??

    • @reedthefishmonger
      @reedthefishmonger  Год назад +1

      Yes! It’s towards the bottom. A little longer than these shorts

    • @swccgtothemoon3296
      @swccgtothemoon3296 Год назад

      @@reedthefishmonger awesome! Tell your dad I said thx for the help!

  • @karonwoods1077
    @karonwoods1077 Год назад

    Where does this fish live

  • @mohammadhaikal8320
    @mohammadhaikal8320 Год назад

    Diamond T

  • @jonjones4065
    @jonjones4065 Год назад

    Loooove pompano

  • @Eddie-hk5sf
    @Eddie-hk5sf Год назад

    Put a chux under ya board ta stop it sliding around on ya

  • @gideonpaulalcaide
    @gideonpaulalcaide Год назад

    Yummyyyyyyyy

  • @drrichardpaul
    @drrichardpaul Год назад

    So, basically it’s like filleting a meat cleaver. Lol. Just kidding

  • @sasogorelick
    @sasogorelick Год назад

    I like the sound of the 🔪 on the bones

  • @BigDipper79
    @BigDipper79 Год назад

    People eat that fish?

  • @albita1962
    @albita1962 Год назад

    Why is it called the African Pompano

  • @Renjer66
    @Renjer66 Год назад

    The fish was very residual and old.

  • @juancarlosgoya5285
    @juancarlosgoya5285 Год назад

    A lot of meat comes out.

  • @crasxhh4096
    @crasxhh4096 Год назад

    Put a wet towel under that board, it moves too much 😆

  • @KENDOSLICE100
    @KENDOSLICE100 Год назад

    I wouldn't trust anything from africa!! Lol

  • @gathertogether8520
    @gathertogether8520 Год назад

    Definitely a lot of meat in African heads👀