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those are awesome!! I used to have mine deep fried.. and it was delicious!

J-P wrote:those are awesome!! I used to have mine deep fried.. and it was delicious!

Did you catch and cook them yourself?

Good solution to the lion fish problem in the atlantic.

RVS wrote:Good solution to the lion fish problem in the atlantic.

What lion fish problem?

http://myfwc.com/wildlifehabitats/nonna ... arvesting/

Florida Fish and WildLife have a hotline to report them!

That problem, and it is HUGE... in my country some states pay for each you capture, i dare to say that there is one in every lfs on the atlantic coast states .

Although I am well aware of the HUGE problem they are causing, I can't help but to shoo them into a crevice, when I see a diver swimming up behind me with a spear.

Pufferpunk wrote:Although I am well aware of the HUGE problem they are causing, I can't help but to shoo them into a crevice, when I see a diver swimming up behind me with a spear.

lol! i feel the same way. they are not aware that they are causing a problem.

ohh just grab it and toss them in the fryer They are SO-TASTY!

When tasty animals start causing problems around here, you'll find me shopping for charcoal and butter!

lol at both of you, fish are friends, not food =P

when I started breeding cherry red shrimp, the first thing my wife asked me was "can we eat them?"

There is a large aquaculture industry and most of the world depends on the ocean. Take it or leave it, we depend on the ocean for our sustenance.

Bluegill, redear, bass and walleye are tasty and nutritious. The best seafood restaurant in the world ain't got nothing on my grilled walleye.

hadla wrote:lol at both of you, fish are friends, not food =P

I never heard anybody eating these where i live but id try some.