This video shows how to do it . . .
Captain Bubby Hail demonstrates how to gut a Blac…: http://youtu.be/gdKmq2xfpRg
Eating Shark?
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Re: Eating Shark?
To fish, or not to fish, . . . those are the answers.
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Re: Eating Shark?
The last one I cooked the other day was a sharpnose, the first I have ever eaten and I think you are right. It was not as good as the blacktip. I have eaten bonnethead, but it was years ago. The last couple I have been involved in catching were eaten by someone else. Maybe they thought I was crazy for liking shark?diamondback wrote:bonnethead and sharp nose aren't worth the trouble.
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Re: Eating Shark?
Whew! Looks like something you'd need a washdown pump on your boat for! What a mess!Harmsway wrote:This video shows how to do it . . .
Captain Bubby Hail demonstrates how to gut a Blac…: http://youtu.be/gdKmq2xfpRg
The shark in the video appeared to be pretty dead already. Question. Would you do this after bleeding the shark, or in lieu of?
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Re: Eating Shark?
Grill shark like steak, hot fire and lemon/butter to baste. Blacktip/atlantic sharpnose (white spots on body) are both good, but bonnethead not so good. The reason being a mature bonnethead is only about 4' long. Absolute imperative kill and bleed ASAP Used to cut off head to bleed, but with new regs not sure if this is legal? I gut and put on ice.