We ate DEADLY Blowfish. TOXIC Checkered Pufferfish Catch Clean Cook
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Date: 2024-06-13
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davidtobin9224
Victor, hope you see this comment. Between the head and side fins is a purple sack that has the toxin in it. It is not in the origins like in other puffer fish. If you cut straight down south of the side fins you will not hit the sack. It is important to check every time you fillet one to make sure the sack is not ruptured. If it is not you are safe to eat them. If it is, throw away that one and wash your hands, knife, and board. Then move on to the next one. I live just north of you in Martin County and have been eating these for years. Martin County has an ordinance restricting the harvest of these puffers now. Sucks. Someone got really sick and they passed a ban on them.
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Victor, hope you see this comment. Between the head and side fins is a purple sack that has the toxin in it. It is not in the origins like in other puffer fish. If you cut straight down south of the side fins you will not hit the sack. It is important to check every time you fillet one to make sure the sack is not ruptured. If it is not you are safe to eat them. If it is, throw away that one and wash your hands, knife, and board. Then move on to the next one. I live just north of you in Martin County and have been eating these for years. Martin County has an ordinance restricting the harvest of these puffers now. Sucks. Someone got really sick and they passed a ban on them.
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FoxTenson
Wish we could safely keep these up in brevard but they are still illegal and not safe to eat! There are so many of them around here now I catch them on artificials meant for redfish and trout! Can't keep redfish anymore either and at this rate everything will be catch and release. They look really tasty but I'll have to wait till I visit another part of florida to try them.
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Wish we could safely keep these up in brevard but they are still illegal and not safe to eat! There are so many of them around here now I catch them on artificials meant for redfish and trout! Can't keep redfish anymore either and at this rate everything will be catch and release. They look really tasty but I'll have to wait till I visit another part of florida to try them.
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goferizer
I think puffers/blowfish are illegal to harvest in some parts of Florida. For sure in Volusia, Brevard, Indian River, St. Lucie, and Martin Counties. ( Rule: 68B-3. 007) We used to eat them growing up in Ormond Beach but like you demonstrated, you have to know how to clean them properly. They are delicious though!
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I think puffers/blowfish are illegal to harvest in some parts of Florida. For sure in Volusia, Brevard, Indian River, St. Lucie, and Martin Counties. ( Rule: 68B-3. 007) We used to eat them growing up in Ormond Beach but like you demonstrated, you have to know how to clean them properly. They are delicious though!
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colemant6845
How about all the other Species of Puffer fish. We catch them in SW Florida ALL the time when we don't want to! Question (although Landshark NEVER responds to comments. I'll try again ) What about the other Species of Puffers. are they all Edible and Safely cleaned the same Thanks
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How about all the other Species of Puffer fish. We catch them in SW Florida ALL the time when we don't want to! Question (although Landshark NEVER responds to comments. I'll try again ) What about the other Species of Puffers. are they all Edible and Safely cleaned the same Thanks
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TristanBehrens
Umami (the japanese word for savoury) is one of the 5 basic tastes and is characterised by the presence of glutamate.
It is by definition certainly NOT sweet, sour, salty, bitter, everything those are the other 4 basic tastes and completely separate from umami.
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Umami (the japanese word for savoury) is one of the 5 basic tastes and is characterised by the presence of glutamate.
It is by definition certainly NOT sweet, sour, salty, bitter, everything those are the other 4 basic tastes and completely separate from umami.
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karlneumann6833
Hell yeah! These look killer! Can’t wait to fill a bucket of puffers up here in the northeast this season. Makes for a fun easy day on the water, specially with kids and taste delicious. Keep posting chef Yamez and Victor catch and cooks man!
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Hell yeah! These look killer! Can’t wait to fill a bucket of puffers up here in the northeast this season. Makes for a fun easy day on the water, specially with kids and taste delicious. Keep posting chef Yamez and Victor catch and cooks man!
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foreveryoung8529
Can u tell me if there's any good spots in St. lucie or Martin County For puffers. I've been trying to find them. The other day, I caught a bunch of little ones. However, I thought they were too small to keep. Does size matter on these
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Can u tell me if there's any good spots in St. lucie or Martin County For puffers. I've been trying to find them. The other day, I caught a bunch of little ones. However, I thought they were too small to keep. Does size matter on these
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AKFish2023
Two fun facts about puffers: They make great tuna bait under the kite, and there are freshwater puffers in Egypt's: are Nasser. They were trapped when the Nile was dammed to make Lake Nasser and have survived in freshwater.
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Two fun facts about puffers: They make great tuna bait under the kite, and there are freshwater puffers in Egypt's: are Nasser. They were trapped when the Nile was dammed to make Lake Nasser and have survived in freshwater.
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mikemoore1687
Congratulations on the boat man. if anybody has earned it it's definitely been y'all. Any chance you're going to do a rundown on how much it cost. I'm sure you were blessed with some discounts but still just curious
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Congratulations on the boat man. if anybody has earned it it's definitely been y'all. Any chance you're going to do a rundown on how much it cost. I'm sure you were blessed with some discounts but still just curious
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landshark
Your bravery and skill in handling such a dangerous and toxic catch are truly remarkable. Successfully preparing a deadly blowfish showcases your expertise and dedication.
And I Am Floating Village Life
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Your bravery and skill in handling such a dangerous and toxic catch are truly remarkable. Successfully preparing a deadly blowfish showcases your expertise and dedication.
And I Am Floating Village Life
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Skysohigh99
Seeing you fish all my nostalgic fishing spots I used to fish growing up hit differently. Crazy to see Northlake in Hollywood, and then Holland Park across thee water from La Tub. Great video man!
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Seeing you fish all my nostalgic fishing spots I used to fish growing up hit differently. Crazy to see Northlake in Hollywood, and then Holland Park across thee water from La Tub. Great video man!
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colemant6845
Plastic bait BANDITS! PIA fish of SW Florida when fishing for Speckled Trout. Never Ate one. New Information here! That is the EASIEST Filleting method I have Ever seen! Goin to try it!
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Plastic bait BANDITS! PIA fish of SW Florida when fishing for Speckled Trout. Never Ate one. New Information here! That is the EASIEST Filleting method I have Ever seen! Goin to try it!
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ralphzaccaria7420
Interesting, I’m in the north east we get the northern puffer I thought the northern puffer was the only one you can eat. I put a chum log off a bulkhead and they come to me.
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Interesting, I’m in the north east we get the northern puffer I thought the northern puffer was the only one you can eat. I put a chum log off a bulkhead and they come to me.
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Julianne955
Puffer fish, Chicken of the Sea. yum! Although I'm in love with the Aioli sauce, that sounds delicious, and the pickled salad, oh yeah! Thank you all for sharing this recipe!
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Puffer fish, Chicken of the Sea. yum! Although I'm in love with the Aioli sauce, that sounds delicious, and the pickled salad, oh yeah! Thank you all for sharing this recipe!
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jamescostello6529
We caught them a lot as kids in the Indian River. Never ate them because folks said don't. Didn't know about the poison aspect. I would eat them now in a NY minute.
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We caught them a lot as kids in the Indian River. Never ate them because folks said don't. Didn't know about the poison aspect. I would eat them now in a NY minute.
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ShaquilleOatmeal94
To be honest we have kewpie and dukes and you can barely taste any difference but the squeeze makes it feel fancy. Hellmanns just straight up sucks lol
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To be honest we have kewpie and dukes and you can barely taste any difference but the squeeze makes it feel fancy. Hellmanns just straight up sucks lol
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Anonymous99997
When I was a kid in the 60s, we used to catch puffers up here in Virginia. We called them the chicken of the sea. Easy to clean and great to eat.
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When I was a kid in the 60s, we used to catch puffers up here in Virginia. We called them the chicken of the sea. Easy to clean and great to eat.
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Fourtwozero4207
Come on, seriously bro my boxers are longer than your shorts. What are you doing Please stop and put on some freaking shorts or wear baggies.
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Come on, seriously bro my boxers are longer than your shorts. What are you doing Please stop and put on some freaking shorts or wear baggies.
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skullhart
13: 59 Seakeeper ride You guys are gonna LOVE that. Game changer. Rest of the options are perfect too. Love that color combo! Same as my SeaVee
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13: 59 Seakeeper ride You guys are gonna LOVE that. Game changer. Rest of the options are perfect too. Love that color combo! Same as my SeaVee
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justinbeard3279
I don’t like fish as a meal ( just could never stomach them) but I always watch these all the way thru because it’s so entertaining!
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I don’t like fish as a meal ( just could never stomach them) but I always watch these all the way thru because it’s so entertaining!
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