Fish anyone? Cat fish anyone? Beautiful Vietnam today - along with the wonderful fishing experience! You go out to a nice restaurant and order Tilapia, Basa, etc. and here's where it...

Elwood Loc: Florida

Cat fish anyone?

Beautiful Vietnam today - along with the wonderful fishing experience!
You go out to a nice restaurant and order Tilapia, Basa, etc. and here's where it came from!
Think I'll order the steak.
Raised, processed, canned, frozen,in Vietnam?

http://www.youtube.com/embed/h1nEPzsFpc0?feature=player

This is why I only eat locally wild caught fish and shrimp. Cost a little more, sometimes not, but you know where they come from. I will also eat the wild caught salmon and crab shipped from Alaska.

Worried for our children Loc: Massachusetts

Elwood wrote:

Cat fish anyone? br br Beautiful Vietnam toda... (show quote)

That was pretty gross.... I didn't hear, but did they say if they exported to the U.S.?

Anyway, good idea, sticking with the wild caught stuff, that farm raised s**t'll k**l ya...

This is how I catch my catfish lol

http://youtu.be/SfPxzKAvMAQ

AuntiE Loc: 45th Least Free State

Worried for our children wrote:

That was pretty gross.... I didn't hear, but did they say if they exported to the U.S.?

Anyway, good idea, sticking with the wild caught stuff, that farm raised s**t'll k**l ya...

This is how I catch my catfish lol

http://youtu.be/SfPxzKAvMAQ

When people see the word farm, relating to fish, they totally do not understand.

Elwood Loc: Florida

Worried for our children wrote:

That was pretty gross.... I didn't hear, but did they say if they exported to the U.S.?

Anyway, good idea, sticking with the wild caught stuff, that farm raised s**t'll k**l ya...

This is how I catch my catfish lol

http://youtu.be/SfPxzKAvMAQ

:lol: :lol: Noodling is big in the South. Crazy buggers. Regarding the other fish, yes they do export it to the USA. You can find it in Walmart and any number of grocery stores. What ticks me off is that our government food inspectors hardly check that crap at all. I wouldn't eat the farm raised fish here in the USA either as they are loaded with anti-biotics and other chemicals. :hunf:

JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida

I generally eat fish I catch right in the Gulf. As good as the Local Restauraunts are around here they can't compare to fresh. Four of us caught ten grouper the other day. Deep fried with a side of jambalaya. Priceless.

Elwood wrote:

Cat fish anyone? br br Beautiful Vietnam toda... (show quote)

Elwood Loc: Florida

JFlorio wrote:

I generally eat fish I catch right in the Gulf. As good as the Local Restauraunts are around here they can't compare to fresh. Four of us caught ten grouper the other day. Deep fried with a side of jambalaya. Priceless.

:thumbup: :thumbup: Yum, yum. :-D

Parrothead Loc: In front of my laptop

JFlorio wrote:

I generally eat fish I catch right in the Gulf. As good as the Local Restauraunts are around here they can't compare to fresh. Four of us caught ten grouper the other day. Deep fried with a side of jambalaya. Priceless.

I only use the grill for my seafood. Fish and shrimp. Catfish I usually fry.

JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida

Grill is healthier, but deep fried tastes so good.

Parrothead wrote:

I only use the grill for my seafood. Fish and shrimp. Catfish I usually fry.

golfhacker

Just a note folks; 85 % of shrimp imported is from Asia waters. Water pollution is there easy way to rid themselves of waste. Question. When eating fish in a restaurant "how" does one tell "where" it came from? I stick with chicken. It takes 8 weeks for a chick to be on your dinner table. Check the label of Perdue chicken products. Definitely safe to eat. GTH

JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida

Actually a lot of the Restauraunts here will cook your catch if you bring it in.

golfhacker wrote:

Just a note folks; 85 % of shrimp imported is from Asia waters. Water pollution is there easy way to rid themselves of waste. Question. When eating fish in a restaurant "how" does one tell "where" it came from? I stick with chicken. It takes 8 weeks for a chick to be on your dinner table. Check the label of Perdue chicken products. Definitely safe to eat. GTH

Parrothead Loc: In front of my laptop

JFlorio wrote:

Actually a lot of the Restauraunts here will cook your catch if you bring it in.

Supposedly but really no way to tell.