We ATE WORM INFESTED Fish. Catch Clean Cook
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Date: 2020-08-05
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Gustavo
The worm when entering the digestive tract stays stuck and causes an inflammatory reaction. A granuloma is formed (a kind of benign tumor that arises to reject the invader. It can cause nausea, vomiting and chronic diarrhea. The other is an allergy problem, the first time you eat, you may be expelled, but the body has already known it and the second or third time an allergic reaction develops that can be very serious and It may require hospitalization, but it can also be very simple and only generates hives.
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The worm when entering the digestive tract stays stuck and causes an inflammatory reaction. A granuloma is formed (a kind of benign tumor that arises to reject the invader. It can cause nausea, vomiting and chronic diarrhea. The other is an allergy problem, the first time you eat, you may be expelled, but the body has already known it and the second or third time an allergic reaction develops that can be very serious and It may require hospitalization, but it can also be very simple and only generates hives.
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Chris
I don't like the trout - in fact, any trout. They all seem to mushy a flesh for me. I would rather eat a sheepshead any day. I've caught the fish with worms including almost all of them, but especially in the drum, including the redfish drum and trout. I'd cook them up and the family would never know. However, I gotta admit, those worms are quite disgusting. I always try to cut them out.
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I don't like the trout - in fact, any trout. They all seem to mushy a flesh for me. I would rather eat a sheepshead any day. I've caught the fish with worms including almost all of them, but especially in the drum, including the redfish drum and trout. I'd cook them up and the family would never know. However, I gotta admit, those worms are quite disgusting. I always try to cut them out.
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Edward
Ummmm
. never ate worms bro. promise lol worms I gotta throw it away. that's me tho. sick sick sick. all things considering that's why they say it's better to eat the small ones. the smaller the cleaner. older they get the more they travel and get dirty. simple. y'all awesome keep it up. I stay in Florida. caught some monsters promise
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Ummmm
. never ate worms bro. promise lol worms I gotta throw it away. that's me tho. sick sick sick. all things considering that's why they say it's better to eat the small ones. the smaller the cleaner. older they get the more they travel and get dirty. simple. y'all awesome keep it up. I stay in Florida. caught some monsters promise
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Jeffrey
Hey guys i like what you are doing on your show. You definatly know how to catch fish! I reallly like how you show how to clean and cook your catch! i love to cook myself so i like to see new ways to prepare and plate the dish for a nice dinner!
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Hey guys i like what you are doing on your show. You definatly know how to catch fish! I reallly like how you show how to clean and cook your catch! i love to cook myself so i like to see new ways to prepare and plate the dish for a nice dinner!
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Tigerpuffer
Most of the worms that live in the gut of croaker/drum, jacks, toadfish, cod, etc are not actually worms but copepods that lose their legs and exoskeletons during their parasitic phase. They're essentially just shell-less shrimp.
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Most of the worms that live in the gut of croaker/drum, jacks, toadfish, cod, etc are not actually worms but copepods that lose their legs and exoskeletons during their parasitic phase. They're essentially just shell-less shrimp.
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Tim
Great video Victor. Love your and Brooke's channes and the catch and cooks you guys do. If you guys want to get on some monster black drum sometime we have some big schools available in the northern Indian River.
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Great video Victor. Love your and Brooke's channes and the catch and cooks you guys do. If you guys want to get on some monster black drum sometime we have some big schools available in the northern Indian River.
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Andrew
Have you ever caught anything really unusual on hook and line? I've caught a few rather large mantis shrimp while flounder fishing and spiny lobster on sabiki while bait fishing.
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Have you ever caught anything really unusual on hook and line? I've caught a few rather large mantis shrimp while flounder fishing and spiny lobster on sabiki while bait fishing.
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Alex
I dont think I've encountered worms in trout here in VA. If they did have them, they were too small to see. I have found some parasites in puppy drum though, both reds and blacks.
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I dont think I've encountered worms in trout here in VA. If they did have them, they were too small to see. I have found some parasites in puppy drum though, both reds and blacks.
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Wil
The other you do is have another bowl of ice and sit the batter bowl in the ice to keep the batter extremely cold so when you throw it into the heat it will puff up nicely
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The other you do is have another bowl of ice and sit the batter bowl in the ice to keep the batter extremely cold so when you throw it into the heat it will puff up nicely
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HyperDrive
Great video man thanks for letting this landlocked old man happy to see people like you take to the outdoors and help educate the younger generation!
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Great video man thanks for letting this landlocked old man happy to see people like you take to the outdoors and help educate the younger generation!
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