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USING GIANT LIZARDS For BAIT ( Smoked SNAKEHEAD FISH DIP Catch Clean & Cook) - Bluegabe

USING GIANT LIZARDS For BAIT ( Smoked SNAKEHEAD FISH DIP Catch Clean & Cook) - Bluegabe

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USING GIANT LIZARDS For BAIT ( Smoked SNAKEHEAD FISH DIP Catch Clean & Cook) Shaun: Rob said in his snakehead video that he-s never seen one before the video. Are snakeheads rare in Florida because they-re invasive species or just not viewed as a edible fish to a Floridians? I think I read somewhere that some Vietnamese dude accidentally let them go in Florida that he brought over for food.
Date: 2022-05-03

Comments and reviews: 9


Your mantis shrimp is a smasher. His primary foods are shelled. snails, crabs, clams, etc. Not saying they can't or won't eat fish, just that's not what they normally do. Throw a couple small crabs in there. Or some hermit crabs.
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I'm from Oklahoma, land of the lakes. we also have paddlefish. my favorite fish to catch/eat from Oklahoma is white bass but out here we call them sandbass. one day me and 2 other guys caught almost 200 sandbass
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Gabe bring your fish helps bring the flesh back to life when trying to present it as a focal point on a dish. It also helps when fish has been frozen for a long time. And you don-t want that fishy taste
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Dude you need to put some sunscreen on! I-m 73 years of age and I regret not putting sunscreen on please do me a favor and save yourself now! Put that shit on Gabe!
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When the snook is that close to being legal isn't that what scissors are for? Lol just cut the tail back a few centimeters. jk of course. great video guys and girl!
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Fishing is the best therapy! People spend thousands on gurus and shrinks, just invest in a fishing pole and license. I-m still working on getting a boat!
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I've never seen a snakehead fish before so its just be a Florida fish. If they're in Texas and I caught it I would've thought it was harmful to eat.
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This brings back so many memories. My father was an AVID fisherman, Snook was his specialty. He passed away 2 yrs ago. I miss going fishing with him. -
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That fish dip you made is reminiscent of something Persians make called Salad Olovieh, which instead of fish they use chicken! Nice stuff man!
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