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@travismckay9581

3 жыл бұрын

If you have the opportunity put them live in a ice slurry on the bank the ice cold water puts them in survival mode and all the blood runs to the organs and if you pull them out and fillet them immediately the blood stays in the organs not the flesh . The meat is a beautiful pink colour not that blood soaked red . It’s the blood in carp that has the mud taste it’s an enzyme in the blood .

Grew up on Carp and so did half the world! Strip being so precious! They are great eating. If you are complaining about what you are eating you are not hungry enough lol old man's wisdom!

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Haha That makes perfectly good sense to me. I'm not complaining about the taste, but I am complaining about the bones. There were so many of them. LOL

@notoriouscutie7392

3 жыл бұрын

@@robbiefishing that's how we eat in India .... we dont fillet fish mostly like more than 90% of the time we cook it with the bones

My recipe for carp is as follows. Put your carp in a large pot filled with water & a housebrick. Let cook for 2 hours. Throw out the carp & eat the brick.....

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Hahahahaha love it. That's the same way I cook a galah!!

@ynots0625

3 жыл бұрын

That was Rex Hunts gag when he caught a parrot fish. Still funny

Best part of the video was the Eating Sound Effects

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Haha It was a little bit "out there" wasn't it. LOL

Your a legend. Anyone who can cook a carp and make it palatable gets my respect 👏🏻👍🏻🇨🇦

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

haha Thanks so much mate.

I would not eat carp if you payed me, mate the part where you eat the carp I still have tears running down my face from laughing so much, that was one of the best ones I seen you do keep it up

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Hahaha thanks so much for this comment. I've had 2 people tell me that gave me a thumbs down for that scene. LOL My daughter Holly hadn't seen it. I played the video on the TV tonight and she almost fell off the chair laughing. 🤣🤣🤣

@SzReality3D

3 жыл бұрын

@@robbiefishing just a heads up mate if you ever try to cook it again bleed it out flesh was way to bloody the difference in taste when bleeding it dry will amaze you

@juliusboy001

2 жыл бұрын

have you ever eat fish ? :)))))))

The eating is the best , absolutely love bobby , he’s so underrated, keep it up man !!!!

Glad you survived the lock down, far braver man than I just the stink of is enough.

Only ever eaten one myself and was surprised how good it was. The bones is a tricky bit but once you know what youa re doing they can be filleted out. Coorong Wild Seafoods is one of a number of Commercial Fishers that have been pushing for the utilisation of Carp. They have 5 star restaurants around S.A selling it on their menus with great success. As you mention about the skin being used as a hand bag well that is another possibility, We can get Leather, Meat, Fertiliser, Plastics (Scales) and more from a single fish so each one caught can be up sold so that every part of it is making money and nothing wasted. I do not understand why the Government wants to release a virus to reduce them rather than making industry from them. Anyway back on the Food side, Put them in an Ice Slurry when you catch them and you can eat them any old way. I cooked mine skinned with some flour, salt, pepper and garlic shallow fried and really enjoyed it.

Love your unique sense of humour in your videos Robbie 😂 I probably would’ve cut out the blood & bone lines all in one go

Great vid mate, keep up the good work. I love watching these videos they are very interesting

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Hey mate thanks so much.

G'day Mate you made my day when you came up in my recommended.

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Michael thanks for your kind words mate.

Loving the soundtrack. Good stuff mate

I know I've said it before Mate....but I do like your GWS orange and grey masks!! Up the GIANTS....

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Hahaha you need a Giants head sock mate. LOL

Cheers mate enjoy watching and love the music u play

GLADLY, I am having a baked FRITATTE for tea tonight! Carp smoked up is quite good. I've had it smoked b4 and it is ok.

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate. Ahh now that's not a bad idea. I must try that some day.

@Urbanfisho

3 жыл бұрын

@@robbiefishing You do that! Look, I grew up eating carp as a kid. It's NOT my choice fresh water fish, but it CAN be eaten. These carp are NOT the same strain that exist in European rivers. I have many European friends who migrated here, and loved fishing. They went after the carp with gusto, UNTIL they tried eating them! LOL! They went, ' WTF is this shit? This is NOT European carp!' Ahh, no it's not! It's CRUCIAN carp! (Which are nowhere near as palatable!) So they are pretty hit'n'miss! Some will be quite good, & others terrible. It's pot luck with carp. As I stated previously, if you ARE going to eat some, catch several and open them up, and cook the lightest coloured 1s! Good luck Rob!

More catch and cooks Robbie. Love the content.!

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Cameron thanks so much mate.

Excellant video mate. Well done. Im glad it turned out well ! Always enjoy your videos . Ur getting good at the tandooha 😎👍

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much brother. I'm getting it down to a fine art. Hahaha

Great video Robbie. A quick tip on eating the carp is to filet the fish and then pick out the Y bones after cooking it. They come out whole and are quite easy to get out of the fish. Ps it helps the quality of the meat if you bleed it first

@robbiefishing

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Isaac thanks for the tip mate.

Good one Robbie 👍🏼

It was a long long time when I ate carp, on a bbq plate over a fire, I can remember thinking it was not as bad as everyone said it was. Not that it became a regular food, but i did know I could eat it ok, unlike many of the stories at the time. Another good video, I enjoyed it a lot.

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Gav. Yep, thats about how I would describe it. In the words of Crocodile Dundee, "Well you can live on it... but it tastes like shit" 🤣🤣🤣

Great catch and cook robbie. Its awesome how you can catch so many fish locally, this weekend I went to copeton but like all my trips I caught nothing!

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate. I sure have had a great run.

It is good that you build a lot of courage to try it, awesome video robbie

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much mate.

Great video Robbie keep it up

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Wazza.

Robbie ur an amazing guy 🤩 luv the content

@robbiefishing

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much mate.

One of your older video Robbie... I love it mate. Your braver than me eating carp.i love all your videos.

@robbiefishing

Жыл бұрын

Haha thank you so much mate.

Looks good mate your a legend 👍

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Haha Thanks heaps Dan. Baked mud marlin. LOL

That’s different, a carp catch and cook nice job Robbie. Well at least you know if you ever run out of food carp are an easy source of food haha. Love you work mate keep it up

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

That's is... a survival back-up. Thanks so much Chip.

Greetings from Girard Ohio just found your channel loved the vid.Subbed!!

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Tommy thanks so much mnate. I have another Tommy from America here too. Bloody awesome. You guys rock!

hey robbie 42k congrats

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much buddy.

my old uncle from mathoura used to keep the carp alive in an old bath with fresh water for a week to flush them out then once he filleted it he would soak the fillets in milk over night in the fridge crum the fillets and fry it was beautiful

@TheGreatoutdoorsAndGourmetVic

3 жыл бұрын

Purging them, is probably the BEST move on these! (Just WATCH out for the fines if caught with live carp in your possession!) $1K per fish in Vic!

Dare I say that it actually looked quite good once you pulled it out of the tandoor oven. From your testimony I reckon the bones are more of a turn off than any other aspect of eating a carp lol. Next time you can coat it with doritos crumbs like Shahil did haha! Well done mate.

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate, that's exactly right. The bones are more of a problem than the taste and smell. LOL Shahill is a bloody funny young man.

Your video was fun to watch. You almost lost me at margarine...loved the music and your eating sound effects.

ans great vid mate

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much mate.

Hahaha I was looking foward to watching this one! See carp are delicious next time do bleed it I believe it'll taste way better. Loved the catch and cook video Robbie very entertaining to watch especially with the eating sounds hahaha!

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

haha Thanks so much champ.

awesome vid mate nice carp

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much mate.

Carp is considered a solid food fish across most of the planet. Like any other fish, their taste depends on the environment they were pulled from, and how fresh the fish is. This looks very, very good.

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Robert. We sure are a spoilt bunch here in Australia. Very very fortunate to be able to pick and choose.

hi robbie just wondering what that song was you where playing for the montages. Loved your video :)

Gidday Robbie, first time I've seen this vid and I must say I have flirted with the idea of trying carp a few times but chickened out. After watching I would probably give it a go, although they might not be as clean coming out of the Condamine. I remember as a kid staying at my grandfather's house in Brisbane I would head off to the PINE river with a hessian bag and a hand line. I thought I was so clever when I came back with a bag full of fork tailed catfish. All he said was " what the hell did you bring those mongrel things home for". I didn't care, I skinned them and I ate them, now the smell turns me off but they make good crab bait. I'm not sure witch fish stinks the most but I will probably find out. Also have you thought of soaking the fillets in salty water with a good amount of brown vinegar added, thats what I do with eal tailed catfish. PS. Sorry about gibbering on a bit. Love your work.

Finally! Also good smoked. 😁👍

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much mate.

Great catch and cook thanks Robbie. Very funny eating noises included. I'm still on the fence with eating carp, I think without those spices the experience would be very different lol.

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Haha thanks heaps Jaron. I tend to agree mate. Although, the terrible smell disappeared as soon as I skun the fish.

Great mate

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much mate.

G'day Robbie, As a kid we used to camp at lake Narracan at Yallourn and catch absolute submarines and ate them all the time and wow they are very bony but as kids we didn't know any better, nowadays I would not even touch them let alone eat them, you're a better man than me buddy. cheers.

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

haha Thanks so much Daryl. Now that you know better you avoid them like the plague. LOL

Appreciated the snake seminar!

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much mate.

Robbie your a brave man lol. I've had it smoked 😒 and had it in fishcakes and all you could taste was the spices and potatos. I think they make good cray bait mate. But you got to give it to them the're good fun to catch👍. Keep the videos coming they help with lockdown the way we're going i may never fish again.🤬🤬

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much mate. I really feel for you guys down there in Melbourne. Such a hard time. I really hope that the Dan-plan works and that we can all get together in time for Christmas.

Great video Robbie, did the same as you from a KZread clip, carp fries shallow cooked in flour and paprika, yum .. No bones too !! The belly and a strip on the back is clear of bones eh! Gonna have to subscribe 👍

great eating, I like.

Never eaten carp but would love to try the way U cooked it in oven the catch and cook clips great video

@robbiefishing

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Daryl. I'm keen to try it again. It's the bones that put me off the most.

@darylleonard6553

2 жыл бұрын

@@robbiefishing hey Rob have U ever caught a Brooke trout

Ya can let em live in an aerated pool, bath or bin for a few days to clean em out. Bleed carp straight away. You are a funny man, I enjoy your chats, loved to eating sounds LOL! SONG NAMES PLEASE!

@robbiefishing

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much mate. I can't remember the song names sorry. I downloaded them from Epidemic Sound.

Keep it up mate and stay safe

Hi Robbie I was at the Broken river on Friday and I caught a 46cm cod when targeting yellabelly but it had a tag so we got he number and then released him and he swam off well so I was stoked

@julianigoe1291

3 жыл бұрын

Great news mate well done. 👍👍

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

WOW that's awesome buddy. Well done.

Probably the BEST way to cook it!

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate. Well it tasted better than in the hot oil the night before.

@TheGreatoutdoorsAndGourmetVic

3 жыл бұрын

@@robbiefishing Carp are a naturally fatty fish! The LESS oil, the better it will taste.

would like to know did you kill the carp before taking it home . and i have been told before taking it home and before killing it but it in a esky full of ice water as soon as you catch it . never tried it yet

nice video robbie never yet taste a carp but it looks delicious how you prepare it

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much mate.

Good one mate. Happy Father’s Day . Years ago I remember people made fish cakes from bony bream and they soaked them in milk or vinegar or maybe both for a few days can’t really remember the exact procedure though. This is cam bill to young fella changed my name on here said my channel needed to be more interesting and he won’t tell me how to change it back hahahaha

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Hahaha thanks Cam, and thanks for coming through fully identified. I reckon i will forget that its you though. Haha

T’was waiting for another one of these 😂

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Hahaha This one was a bit more successful than my last one. LOL

@maxtheflsh

3 жыл бұрын

robbiefishing Your phone is always the magic fish attracter

Nice one Robbie. To be honest, i couldn't be arsed to eat a fish with that many bones lol ! Don't forget the red fin catch clean and cook i've been pestering you about !

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Hey buddy I get that, I really do. The bones were bloody terrible.

@paulfleming1860

3 жыл бұрын

@@robbiefishing only just watched this episode.... l had carp years ago and it was prepared by my Croatian neighbours. Was curry with heaps of veg bloody tasty and 🔥...they said the one thing they did was soak the skinned fillets in VINEGAR for a 48hrs. Great channel mate.... 👌

I agree Robbie , one of the reasons I don’t bother with carp is because of the bones , it’s not worth choking to death over it , how ever there are some very nice caviar carp roe recipes and well turn the carp itself into fertiliser for the garden . 👍

I like this video

@robbiefishing

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Dan. 👍

Awesome vid like always mate!! Still watch every arvo to finish my day off!! What was that song u used its mint??!!

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much mate. The background music was a few things. Black Sabbath, Slayer and someone else (can't remember who) The soundtrack that I used was just a heavy tuned that I downloaded from Epidemic sound.

my grandpa was a commercial salmon fisherman in canada, so my dad grew up eating wild pacific salmon. dad once had some carp that my other grandpa from mt beauty was cooking up for the dog and thought it was actually pretty good!

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Cook carp up for the dog... WOW ive never heard of that before. I agree mate, definitely not as bad as many would think.

Oh no 😬 Can’t wait to see how this turns out.

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Hahaha I hope you enjoyed it mate.

Not dropping it in the ash like the chicken would have to be an improvement. Another great video. Go Robbie!

Think i tried carp about 20 years ago haven't had it since miiiiiiight give this a go.

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Haha go on... you know you want to. 🤣🤣

@MrbishiCordia

3 жыл бұрын

Last time i cooked one. i caught it, killed it and filleted it within a few minutes. Seemed to work kids came back for seconds

i've seen some catch and cook on carp at catfish & carp and i was quite surprised to see how good the meat looked. the skin of the carp is like leather!

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate. You're not wrong, it was soooo bloody tough!

@mickg9563

3 жыл бұрын

They can actually make things like Handbags, Wallets, Belts etc from Fish Skin Leather. This is one of a number of reasons I feel we should be expending commercial catch of Carp in an effort to decrease their populations. We have a lot of things Carp can be used for.

I have friends in New Zealand that bottle trout and salmon in Fowlers jars. They use a brine of vinegar, salt and water, boil it in vac sealed jars and shelve it for months. When opened, the bones are gone, due to the vinegar. Might be an idea for the bone problem with carp?

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

That sounds amazing. One of my other Patreon followers sent me a message with instructions too on how to can them.. very similar. Definitely something to look in to.

Loved the video robbie! As others have stated an ice bath, bleed it, and stay the heck away from that red flesh! You should do another catch and cook with better flesh preperation, love to see your opion then. Keep up the vids love watching them on the other side of the country👍👍

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much mate. I definitely hope to film another one like this, I am just unsure when that will be. BUT... I will get to it!

Yeah I’ve done it this way. It wasn’t too bad and I didn’t end up having the issues with the tough skin, but the meat was still a little bit muddy and weird. But that was only subtle and was certainly edible.

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate. Sounds like we had similar results.

Nice Diamond Pattern binding on that rod mate. My uncle used to eat carp but my dad taught me otherwise (too many tiny bones). They are obviously edible as Asian countries seem to love them from what I've seen. Seems like a dark blood filled flesh similar to tailor in salt water. I love catching Tailor but only use some for bait (fantastic bait). I love your cooker. Great presentation...

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Peter thanks so much mate. Your dad knew what he was talking about when he raised the issue of bones. LOL I have actually used your cheese question for a video coming up later this week. 👍👍

@CalaisRider

3 жыл бұрын

@@robbiefishing That's Cool Robbie I've just been researching a few of your Fishing Monthly write-ups. Far out I never realized "Bardi grubs can be very expensive, ranging from $2 to $4 each." I know how to get a few but its too much work for my liking - Hence why they are four bucks each (in 2018) I suppose.

Been waiting for this to happen! Great job :>

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate. I hope you enjoyed the video.

Have you started seeing any snakes yet up there..we have had quite a fair few seen already along out fore shore area here in Melbourne where I live .

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Ron, I spotted my first one today actually. Its that time of the year I guess

Good vids should do another yabby catch and cook, love the catch and cooks, keep up the good work. Don't know if I missed if you cooked a yellowbelly or not...

Hi Robbie question is would you eat Carp again

Soaking the fillets or whole fish in vinegar overnight will remove any muddy taste and soften up / dissolve the small sharp bones :)

Very very good veido last time I had carp was 7 years ago

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Taj. Thanks for your kind words.

@tajknight8760

3 жыл бұрын

@@robbiefishing thank Robbie I watch your videos ever day you make one

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

@@tajknight8760 WOW thank you so much mate.

Awesome video Robbie, gee you could barely pay me to try that good on you robbie. It almost looks like steal lol. I'm currently editing my trout opening video. I reckon I will publish it at about 2pm tommorow.

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Haha thanks mate. Awesome, I look forward to seeing your video.

Robbie, try just taking the belly flaps as fillets....skin them....straight on a hot plate....no bones, squeeze of lemon and you're away. They come out about the size of a flathead fillet and the flesh cooks up firm and white with a nice flavour. Took me years to find a way to eat carp and this works a treat. Its a bit frustrating throwing away 90 % of a fish though. Having said that, am enjoying fresh bluefin sushimi I caught with a mate this afternoon off the pointy end of covidville. Loving your vids :)

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much mate. That part around the belly flap was definitely the best part.

I have a theory with the no fish on lure its broad as its different fishing spots times ect. I was fishing over the weekend it was tough going just got 1 fish mate got a few on his boat too however there was a few missed bites and the fish wernt smashing the baits they were pecking . The fish we caught were absolutely full had been feeding alot and where i was had alot of bait around too. Full moon is the part that could play the part with the fish eating alot. Im in bris and was saltwater.

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate. I agree, it certainly is very broad. There are so many factors that come into play.

Iron man! Love it 🤘

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

I have great taste in music. 🤘🤘

Interesting video Robbie may be a carp curry would work? And could you do a Murray Cod catch and cook please?

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate. Tomorrow nights video is almost a cod catch and cook. LOL

I give you credit for trying carp Robbie. I have had smoked carp once and it was OK but definitely not sensational. Quite simply, I can't be bothered with them (particularly the smell, slime and bones - and the fact that I KNOW it is carp) when there are so much better quality fish to eat. My carp end up dug into the garden, buried on-site or given away for crab bait.

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Sounds fair Frank. Apparently they make excellent fertiliser. I agree, OK but not great. I do wish there was a way to harvest them more though because is such a great resource.

imagine being so precious the thought of eating carp sickens you

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Well to be fair we do have MUCH nicer eating fish here in Australia.

@kharnifex

3 жыл бұрын

@@robbiefishing sure we do, some people are just pansies

Love your music choices 🤘🏼you should play in this river ! Black label society

@robbiefishing

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate, I will check it out.

What was the song called when he was filleting the carp

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

I think it was a song that he downloaded from epidemic sound but im sure he can't remember the name if it.

@hazardk.o6292

3 жыл бұрын

@@robbiefishing thank you keep up the good videos

Love this vid Mate I havnt been game enough to try it myself I don't think I could get past the smell. The audio while you were having a chew topped it off 👍👍 Was this ya first time having a feed of carp?? And have you had it again ??

@robbiefishing

Жыл бұрын

haha Thanks mate. I have an older video called "Mariocarp" or something similar. I caught a small one at Lake Moodemere and threw it straight into the pan. It was truly disgusting. haha With the smell, once you fillet the carp the smell disappears.

@adrianhamilton4724

Жыл бұрын

@@robbiefishing il check it out mate hahaha

Tried the recipe on catfish and carp channel and was actually surprised how not bad it was.

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

That;s great.

IV grown up eating carp and it all depends on where there caught how they are prepared and the bigger the carp the less bones ...look up Hungarian carp recipes

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Kris thanks heaps mate. I will definitely look that up. 👍👍

@Talismantra

9 күн бұрын

they were a target species for dinners while my Hungarian dad was alive and intentionally catching them... I'm grateful I learned how to catch and cook them from him... as a roast, or crumbed steaks, or soup with lots of sweet paprika. And it was all about how clean were the waterways they were pulled from (Patterson Lakes? no... Eagle Point or Murray? hell yeah, eat on campfire stewpot or bbq right away) and the meat is fatty enough to freeze well

Butter goes better mate, margerine is good for greasing waggon wheels ;) Good to see you giving the European delicacya try :) Bleeding them immediatly further improves the taste ;)

Your the only KZreadr that has enough balls to eat carp😂😂

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Hahahaha

Hi Robbie next time have a go at using that spice mixed with Greek yogurt then marinate the fish for 20mins then bake in the tandoor

Love your channel mate …good stuff. Just a suggestion……lose the loud music, especially when people are diving for the volume control. It’s really annoying. Rock on mate .

Hey Robbie, a little tip for cooking with butter. Add a little olive oil to the butter to stop it burning. Works a treat!!!

@robbiefishing

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Pete thanks so much mate.

If it comes up a bit chewy like that in the tandoor, I reckon I might try dipping small chunks (very small) in a quick egg bath and flour roll and then deep fry.. until as brown as you can go without burning them. Hopefully then a lot of the bones may crisp up enough to eat. Then pour a thai red curry sauce all over the deep fried fish bites (serve with Jasmine Rice)... Yep. Will try , thanks.

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate. Sounds like a lot of work but I bet it tastes amazing!

I've been reading the comments for this video. I always think it's interesting how people often strong opinions about certain foods that they have never tried lol 😊 For instance, here in Dunedin, New Zealand. When I've mentioned redfin perch to a lot of older fishermen, almost all of them say "perch are too boney." I like telling them the opposite is true :)

@robbiefishing

8 ай бұрын

Haha that is so true. Here in Australia everyone loves eating redfin. As a table fish they're held in a much higher regard than trout.

Carp are best bled prior to cleaning and cooking. To avoid most of the bones, fillet down to the lateral line only. That reduces the likelihood of getting the forked bones.

Told you Robbie!

11:30 SABBAAAATTHH! \m/

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Love it. 🤘🤘

@Urbanfisho

3 жыл бұрын

@@robbiefishing OZZIIEEEE!!!! \m/

Can imagine it would be a bit tastier if you had bled it, still looked good enough! Onya Robbie

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Hey mate I reckon you might be right.

@Urbanfisho

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed, bleeding takes out a lot of fat with it in the blood!

Hey Robbie, Try making fish cakes. Use a food processor or meat mincer to ground the fillets, and you will have no probs with the bones. Add your herbs and spices, and they make quite a presentable fish cake. My mates loved them until I told them what the fish was ;) The biggest complaint was "They're a bottom feeder that eats all the sh!t" The next dish was mud crab.. It's funny how they still wanted that after I pointed out that it, too was a bottom feeder that eats all the sh!t. :D

What a video Robbie can you please inbox me the recipe sounds good

@robbiefishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy. I can not inbox on KZread. Look up (Cajun spice mix)

@MathewsFishingAdventures

3 жыл бұрын

robbiefishing I was meaning instagram