Flying fish.....

[pjbrownva]

Originally Posted by charlie_the_tuna

They***8217;re pretty much the same through the Atlantic and the Caribbean. Not sure if they***8217;re a different variety in Asia. Yes, flying fish. I don***8217;t plan on eating them, but I could watch them all day long.
Maybe in a life or death, survival situation, but with so many beautiful fish to eat, I***8217;ll leave them to the predators.

OMG! Flying fish is delicious. It's always on the menu in Barbados, and boy is it good! No need to "leave 'em to the predators", if you see a school, and can catch them in a cast net, give it a try. They are really good eating!

(P.S. I guess I'm a little late on my reply, but I just read this thread today.)
:-)

[Destroyer]

Originally Posted by pjbrownva

OMG! Flying fish is delicious. It's always on the menu in Barbados, and boy is it good! No need to "leave 'em to the predators", if you see a school, and can catch them in a cast net, give it a try. They are really good eating!

(P.S. I guess I'm a little late on my reply, but I just read this thread today.)
:-)

LOL I've seen replies here on posts years later, so no need to apologize. :)

[pjbrownva]

Good to hear!

I watched that flying fish video linked to a few posts above this post.

Wow! Those little fish had it rough! ... but, more importantly, after watching that video I definitely have no clue how you would catch them. I doubt a cast net work work.

Maybe a 12 guage with birdshot would do better. (hehe!)