We Caught these Beautiful Aquarium Fish, Cleaned and Cooked them in Record Time! - Bluegabe
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Date: 2022-05-03
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I love this episode! Finally eating some oscars! Tasty fellers for sure! #BlueGabe thats the fastest I-ve ever seen anyone catch clean and cook! #KellyYoung to answer your question about the -slime- it-s a actually a glyco-protein that protects the fish from parasites as you may have already known but what determines the amount is it-s environment. Same for a lot of reptiles as well like frogs. Some frogs are more -slimy- because they are water frogs while others produce slime when threatened on land. and there-s your tech-tip of the week y-all! Awesome video y-all!
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I love this episode! Finally eating some oscars! Tasty fellers for sure! #BlueGabe thats the fastest I-ve ever seen anyone catch clean and cook! #KellyYoung to answer your question about the -slime- it-s a actually a glyco-protein that protects the fish from parasites as you may have already known but what determines the amount is it-s environment. Same for a lot of reptiles as well like frogs. Some frogs are more -slimy- because they are water frogs while others produce slime when threatened on land. and there-s your tech-tip of the week y-all! Awesome video y-all!
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Alex
To answer Kelly-s question about differences in fish slime: it-s about protecting themselves. Fish with large scales (snapper, drum, carp) don-t need a lot of slime, bc their scales protect them to an extent against disease, and even predators/external parasites. Fish with very fine (trout, mackerel) or no scales (catfish, eels) need the slime to serve the same purpose as the larger, more ancient scale types. That-s why handling the slimier fish with dry hands is basically a death sentence. Remove the slime, remove their protection.
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To answer Kelly-s question about differences in fish slime: it-s about protecting themselves. Fish with large scales (snapper, drum, carp) don-t need a lot of slime, bc their scales protect them to an extent against disease, and even predators/external parasites. Fish with very fine (trout, mackerel) or no scales (catfish, eels) need the slime to serve the same purpose as the larger, more ancient scale types. That-s why handling the slimier fish with dry hands is basically a death sentence. Remove the slime, remove their protection.
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Dave
I cat h these here in SW Florida all the time on my crappie jigs an I think it's so cool how there beautiful colors change as there taken out of the water. You can watch it as it happens but a blink of a eye you might miss it! There definitely tasty fish an fight pretty hard to actually! Great video Gabe -
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I cat h these here in SW Florida all the time on my crappie jigs an I think it's so cool how there beautiful colors change as there taken out of the water. You can watch it as it happens but a blink of a eye you might miss it! There definitely tasty fish an fight pretty hard to actually! Great video Gabe -
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jimsiggy
I have no doubt that the Luminox watches are high quality, and I have no doubt that you like the watch, but I find it funny that you weren't correctly pronouncing the name of a product you are endorsing by calling it -Aluminox-. Just say'n.
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I have no doubt that the Luminox watches are high quality, and I have no doubt that you like the watch, but I find it funny that you weren't correctly pronouncing the name of a product you are endorsing by calling it -Aluminox-. Just say'n.
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ZVillin
I've shot a mule deer an cooked back straps in Montana within 15 min from kill. 5 minutes from cut. With no yt clout your not the only one hunting and fishing, vaxed conservative lol. Those fish are gross slime is a abundance of bacteria.
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I've shot a mule deer an cooked back straps in Montana within 15 min from kill. 5 minutes from cut. With no yt clout your not the only one hunting and fishing, vaxed conservative lol. Those fish are gross slime is a abundance of bacteria.
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ncwarrior62
Blugabe I am moving back to Florida been gone to long. Looking near Stuart but looking for acreage for a compound. Any suggestions. I love fishing I am retired. Look forward to getting back to my fishing holes! Save me some brother!
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Blugabe I am moving back to Florida been gone to long. Looking near Stuart but looking for acreage for a compound. Any suggestions. I love fishing I am retired. Look forward to getting back to my fishing holes! Save me some brother!
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Robert
I love your videos.
Makes my day.
So much so that I joined Kelly.
I think your better half took some type of modeling lessons.
She presents the fish like in the Price is Right.
Hee hee.
Vayan con Dios.
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I love your videos.
Makes my day.
So much so that I joined Kelly.
I think your better half took some type of modeling lessons.
She presents the fish like in the Price is Right.
Hee hee.
Vayan con Dios.
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maverick
kelly i believe some fish are more slimy than others depends on where they live. i believe slime allows those fish to move much better amongst the weeds. imbs and grass where they hunts. and basically locamutes
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kelly i believe some fish are more slimy than others depends on where they live. i believe slime allows those fish to move much better amongst the weeds. imbs and grass where they hunts. and basically locamutes
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Ed
Gabe, I would like to suggest what I use when fishing. A machinist bib is great for wiping your hands on and it has three front pockets for tools or whatever you need. Keeps your shirt and shorts clean.
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Gabe, I would like to suggest what I use when fishing. A machinist bib is great for wiping your hands on and it has three front pockets for tools or whatever you need. Keeps your shirt and shorts clean.
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