YES, this is a repost. KZread removed the original video after it had already amassed 4 million views. The reasons are complicated, boring and dumb, but I’ll explain. We used some footage from a channel that labeled it as “Creative Commons” meaning anyone can use it in their edit. Then we got a copyright strike on the channel for using that footage. It turns out, the footage we used wasn’t Creative Commons. Some KZread channel had just reloaded this footage and labeled it as such. Sadly, this means youtube’s Creative Commons labeling system is useless, because anyone can just load someone else’s footage and label it as such. So, in order not to waste our extraordinary effort in making this video, we’ve reedited it, having taken out those handful of clips we’d used. That said, the strike still remains on our channel. Fun, right? The channel whose footage we inadvertantly used refused to make any type of licensing deal with us. Oh well. That’s their right.

@christinejoymagday

Жыл бұрын

First

@recticc8239

Жыл бұрын

Hello😂

@neltoyachatham6508

Жыл бұрын

I love this channel ❤

@muktatamang8339

Жыл бұрын

Second

@Kumratvalley143

Жыл бұрын

Great 👍

I grew up in Alaska where whale blubber, called muktuk, was considered a delicacy. I have had it and it is a very distinctive taste. The native Alaskans who hunt whale are extremely respectful of the animal and have traditionally used every part of the whale possible to sustain the tribe for the long winters.

@nicoleb695

11 ай бұрын

It's been the practice of most Indigenous and First Nations peoples. I spent my teen years 20 minutes outside of a Cree reserve and befriended one of the girls. She and I hung out constantly and I got to help prepare a moose they'd hunted for the winter. First time trying this moose fat and Saskatoon berry mixture and it was sour and waxy and salty and a bit sweet. I ate as much as they'd let me with moose jerky. They used every part of the moose because every part has a use.

@saveourseas7

9 ай бұрын

Loaded with mercury and shouldn’t be eaten.

@andrewgrubbs2979

7 ай бұрын

Same.. I grew up teething on muktuk and dried salmon in Ankorage, Unalakleet and Noorvik. We were also often given seal meat by local inuit/Eskimos numerous times or simply invited to their homes to have it. Both my parents still prefer their ulus over a chef knife too.

@redemissarium

4 ай бұрын

is it taste like meat (as mammals) or closer to fish?

@kalroy1230

Ай бұрын

Any legend of korra fans making any cool connections here or just me?

I love the Faroese locals. They just seem both confident and friendly, the kind of folk that give the respect they receive. I would like to visit the archipelago before I go in the dirt. This series showed me how much.

@krissjose9294

Жыл бұрын

Thx bud i live There

@sliftylovesyou

3 күн бұрын

Very influenced by Lutheranism, in addition to that Scandinavian culture :)

Hi Sonny, my name is Gary Dutton I live in England I have been watching you for years. This video was a fantastic insight regarding Wales and the way you have explained it in depth and dealing with the unique culture of others. I genuinely believe you deserve a medal. You are a fantastic person and character and for that alone thank you very much for the time and effort to show me and also others around the world regarding unique traditions. This series was absolutely amazing regarding the Faroe Islands. Thank you very much sunny once again thank you very much ❤

@seancohen81

Жыл бұрын

Glad that reply dragging feminism into a food review comment section was removed. Nobody wanted to see their baggage and what was in it.

@adrianaslund8605

8 ай бұрын

I guess there are alot of commonalities between Faroese and Wales. Both are fishermen cultures.

@postaboks

16 күн бұрын

@@adrianaslund8605 Funny one..I'm, a Faroese man, I recently got a genetics test back from MyHeritage, my ancestors came from Wales, Ireland and Scotland :)

To be fair... This episode was deserving of another watch.

@davevd9944

Жыл бұрын

Fucking facts.

@DeathxMist

Жыл бұрын

Aint that the truth

@MAGGOT_VOMIT

Жыл бұрын

Stupid environmentalists need to mind their own damn business before they become next on the menu. "Leftists.......It's What's for Dinner"

@vincentcorreia5714

Жыл бұрын

I’ll watch it again

@zay2swaggy

Жыл бұрын

@@davevd9944 fax

This video is important and wonderful because of YOUR content, lack of those clips does nothing to decrease the excellence of this video. I'm sorry yall had to go through the hassle. But seriously thank you for going through it, doing the new edit and sharing it so people can continue to be educated about this. 💜

@jimmyvau

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, but now they have a permanent strike on their account for trusting YT's own system. The issue is that the strike is permanent and channels only get 3 before they are shut down and removed from YT. I don't expect Sonny and crew to purposefully get another, but in a world where you can get one even when you're acting in good faith, it's a little worrying that someone else has the power to completely destroy your business and the livelihoods of everyone working there.

@briley672

Жыл бұрын

@@jimmyvau Yeah, I was trying to keep the comment positive and left out the KZread politics cause I'd probably use language that would get me banned. ;P

@broom_shaped939

Жыл бұрын

@@jimmyvau They don't have a permanent strike. A strike will be removed after 90 days.

@jessesloan864

Жыл бұрын

His best, in my opinion. I don't mind watching again for the views.

@dreroad6095

Жыл бұрын

@@briley672 hi, what clips are missing here? I didn’t see the original upload. Thanks

In Norway we commercialy hunt minke whale. Its fantastic, also does not have high amounts of mercury, so can be safely consumed by everyone.

@PsychedSushi43

Ай бұрын

How about dont?

@TheFrontyer

Ай бұрын

@@PsychedSushi43 why? Tastes great, healthy and eco friendly

@88Atwood88

Ай бұрын

Let us keep something from our viking era please. Took our religion that's enough. /Swede​@@PsychedSushi43

Low key, Sonny has a Food review, Nat-Geo and History Channel all in one show. Amazing!

I think I’ll just leave this running over and over all day because of what happened. I’ve been watching since 2017 and this is 100% my favorite channel.

@justinwahip

Жыл бұрын

that is what i am going to do help the view count

@pappi8338

Жыл бұрын

KZread limits you to a couple views. You're wasting your time

@martonszerda

Жыл бұрын

​@@pappi8338 limits you to 1 view by your ip adress

Glad you reposted this! Was worried KZread was gonna keep being you down for how pathetic they are

@the_canadian_goose6033

Жыл бұрын

@Don't Look @ Me and exactly what other platform am I supposed to go to then hmm?

@Wailingllama

Жыл бұрын

@Don't Look @ Me BIG "I am very smart" energy from you lol

@basementboy1910

Жыл бұрын

@@the_canadian_goose6033 bili bili xD

@the_canadian_goose6033

Жыл бұрын

@@Wailingllama lmao

@gate2soumyajit

Жыл бұрын

i was having deja vu, i am like i saw this before. thank god i did not loose my mind. i agree with you, there are so many videos that are not good, but when Sonny posts this they think of taking it down. smh. When natgeo etc shows then its a show, when a content creator shows, its controversial.

I love your content. You show such respect and kindness to EVERY PERSON.

Thank you for uploading many kinds of food tradition all across the world. After watching all the videos I got to know more of the traditional foods of the world. 😊

I'm really grateful you went to the Faroe islands. I honestly wish you'd stayed longer. Reposting this video is just a gift. Thanks Sonny!

@remsfairyy

Жыл бұрын

I support whatever anyone’s eating ❤ the problem comes when the animals are treated really bad or if the animal is endangered ! ☺️

@jamesnesran2348

Жыл бұрын

@@remsfairyy just curious if you would support cannibalism

@remsfairyy

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesnesran2348 hmmm i don’t know . if the human is already dead ? maybe

@gggallin8279

Жыл бұрын

@@remsfairyy they treat the whales more than bad

@yeranep9443

Жыл бұрын

I think those people should go extinct then the whales can live in peace

I will rewatch it for you love your channel, it's not only food but also a cultural document!

Never thought that a food review show can give me goosebump. Well done Sunny! You and your team are the best!

@vivekkumar-ky9bz

Жыл бұрын

@DrivableNote seemingly, to a few others too!

@andreadoolan416

Жыл бұрын

What exactly gave you goosebumps ?

@whoami6608

Жыл бұрын

@@andreadoolan416 the goose gives him bumps

@user-bf6pz6kj8f

10 ай бұрын

​@@andreadoolan416ur mom's

This was an informative and eye opening video. I now understand the ideal of local foods. Makes so much sense now when shown in this context.

Thank you for posting this video and all your videos from no matter where in the world. LOCAL food is so important now and in the future. We need more of it and people need to realize that food security is so important these days that harvesting and eating more locally obtained food will help the local area survive.

@TheMaverickq

Жыл бұрын

@Scott Burke they can have pigs, cows and other farm animals if they want to. Killing whales is not a must.

@brizagranadeno

Жыл бұрын

@@TheMaverickq neither is fruits being shipped or flown across waters but yet that happens

@Lann._

8 ай бұрын

​@@TheMaverickqcry more

@SethWalker2543

4 ай бұрын

@@TheMaverickq Too bad the world doesnt revolve around your privileged lifestyle

@Twzy59

4 ай бұрын

@@TheMaverickq so its fine to kill pigs, cows and other farm anmials but not whales??

I like how this channel approaches cultures completely openly and exposes the culture to the world in a nonpartisan way. You are doing important educational work. Thanks!

@davidfalcone4736

4 ай бұрын

Nonpartisan my ass he keeps insinuating that this will make pilot whales there are hundreds of millions of pilot whales they are in no danger of Extinction

Honestly i am more than happy to rewatch, yall make some great content

oh, i loved the first upload and of course this one. It is amazing how respectful you put this together

I like this channel because Sonny tackles "The Elephant in the Room" sans bias, and directly in the head. Great vid again!!

This is a very objective documentary on the Faroese tradition of the "Grint", of whale hunting, and whale eating. You approached this delicate subject very professionally, sensitive to both the environmental impact by continuing the practice, and the cultural impact by ceasing it. I'm impressed. This may be your best episode. And you described the textures and flavors very accurately. I ate whale meat and whale blubber a number of times while traveling up the northwest coast of Norway, and you nailed the taste: a mix of venison, salmon, and liver (and I'd add pigs feet and eel oil to the mix because of the buttery fat). I never had it dried but it sure tore apart like jerky on your show. The texture is really difficult to describe: because its too soft to be like beef, yet too solid to be like fish. Very good show, sir, with award winning qualities.

@nzvplc

Жыл бұрын

just because its tradition doesnt mean they have to do it, not all traditions are good. it was 'tradition' for women to stay at home and be housewives until the feminism movement

@drishtiroy845

Жыл бұрын

Thanks that was really informative!

@doc.squatch

Жыл бұрын

​@@nzvplc that was good tradition though

@theclockworkcadaver7025

Жыл бұрын

@@nzvplc Not your place to say. That's the bottom line here. You have absolutely no right to prevent someone from engaging in a >1000 year tradition, and why the hell should you?

@theclockworkcadaver7025

Жыл бұрын

@@nzvplc Women's happiness has taken a sharp decline since their 'liberation' (which ultimately was just them being pushed out of the home and into the workplace, so why wouldn't they be unhappy?). So don't assume it's a good thing to eschew tradition. It's there for a reason; it works. Traditions don't just happen, they evolve with the people who take part in them, usually through necessity.

Tbh I like his videos a lot because they educate us the viewers on how people survive on different necessities that lack the normal necessities of food

Thanks for the video! And thank you to the kind people who let you share their way of life. It's fascinating! I'd love to visit some day.

Great videos as usual sonny and team. I’m amazed how you always try to potray local culture and their way of eating it to the world in the most open way possible. I also want to go to Faroe Island one day 🎉🎉

I REALLY love these kind of videos from you all. The perfect mix of facts/culture and the staple a little comedy mixed in! Well done as always ands i look forward to more like this!

The channel has grown so much in the last five years (that's when I started following you). 2 mill to almost 10 mill!!

the word "controversy" has lost all meaning to me in this modern age

@DS11111

Жыл бұрын

Why

@HybridBlueDream

Жыл бұрын

@@DS11111 because me saying I like white sneakers can be seen as controversial

@amucci7

Жыл бұрын

@@HybridBlueDream lmao that’s a reach, nobody would find that controversial pal😂

@rodintremboy6459

Жыл бұрын

@@HybridBlueDream by who? lol. exceptions don't prove the rule. just because someone somewhere at some point in history used a word inappropriately either seriously or ironically doesnt change how the majority of people use and understand the word.

@IMelonBeats

Жыл бұрын

@@HybridBlueDream "it's not like i prefer white sneakers but don't get me started on black ones. just imagine your daughter coming home wearing black sneakers.. i'd be devastated."

If they've been doing it for 1200 years, it HAS to be sustainable

@RR-bh8vd

Ай бұрын

You're right they do it less today than 1000 yrs ago

@elmohead

Ай бұрын

Now say the same to Chinese people who's been grinding rhino horns for thousands of years.

@lucio4e

Ай бұрын

hunting is sustainable, industrialism and capitalism are not

@LeviathanCb

Ай бұрын

well population of china is largly different today @@elmohead

@elmohead

Ай бұрын

@@LeviathanCb but faroe island population is unchanged for 1200 years?

Very interesting content! Done in the most respectful way possible. Kudos.

Hi Sonny. These videos are exceptional. The way you portray local cuisine is amazing. Please come to New Zealand and try some rarities over here!

Thanks for your honest views and truth on topics of this nature. Keep up the great work man

No worries Sunny, we will support you and your channel. You deserves it after traveling all over the world to create the most unique food content for us! Hope you reach 4 mils plus for this video in no time!

I went to the Faroe Islands last year, and it was the best experience of my life. I waited years for this!! Also, I went to the same restaurant and had the same dishes, and WOW, they are incredible. Didn’t have the guts to try whale meat even though I bought it at the supermarket (gave it to a local). When you visit the islands and get to know the culture and people, you get a different perspective of all this “controversy”.

@druntopronto7598

7 ай бұрын

they have no culture at all.

I like those houses with grass growing on the roof. Looks like something from a fantasy world.

@crisarvinopina8932

Ай бұрын

Looks like something from the hobbit.

Watching this channel has tremendously improved my culinary skills 👌🏾

I might be wrong but doing something for 1200 years would suggest that it is sustainable.

@Davale.

27 күн бұрын

An extinction of a species is over thousands of years sometimes millions the way we are causing anima,s to go extinct is way faster than how it would happen naturally but then again fishing is one of their main incomes you can’t take all that away

@Davale.

27 күн бұрын

But the way these people do it is the correct way it should be done nomover fishing

Didn't get to see it the first time. Thanks for putting it back up.

That’s actually one of the most interesting videos you have posted 👌🏼

This whale hunting feels like a scene from Avatar 2 when they were trying to catch the big fish.

@TheFrontyer

Жыл бұрын

In Norway we shoot the whale in the brain with a harpoon that has a grenade in it. Kills it immidelty.

These guys are likely the ancestors of the ancient vikings who settled islands all along the north Atlantic coast living off Salt cod and cod liver oil... the same people who first found and settled north America in Newfoundland

I watched this the day it came out the first time and imma rewatch it again just 11 hours after posting keep up the good work i love watching your videos about other countries and cultures foods ive been in america my whole life and only know food from New Orleans and florida

to everyone, pls keep pushing in life and never give up. can't wait to see you successful one day and May God Bless You! 🥰🥰

@chaseniwa7971

Жыл бұрын

i needed to hear that. my parents had to sell our holiday home because of too much costs. god bless

@phacrissgaming

Жыл бұрын

@@chaseniwa7971 yeahh my friend 🥰🫶🏻

@leslien.552

Жыл бұрын

@@chaseniwa7971 your holiday home?!?! I’m sorry, you’re so strong! What a warrior 😢

Your channel is always a learning experience for me I enjoy watching you ❤❤

Love your guys stuff , keep up the awesome work.

Hi Sonny. I am from Trinidad. I have relatives in St. Vincent. Over the years I was fortunate enough to get some of the blubber, the meat and some Whale oil.I loved it. The islanders eat the Whale with Farine together with some of the oil and blubber. Farine is bitter cassava, grated,dried and toasted to form a consistently like corn meal.

@benbrown9053

Жыл бұрын

What's next on the menu, elephant?

@michelrood2966

Жыл бұрын

​@@benbrown9053Exactly, the guy above us has no brain to speak of obviously

@hasnainqureshi3773

10 ай бұрын

​@@benbrown9053it's very though, you need cook it for hours but it'll be tough

Watching again because it’s an amazingly well made video and look into the lives of these people and it should be boosted

@KonohaElite14

Жыл бұрын

@@sharans5626 Yeah check the pinned comment

Look how clean and beautiful the place is and their houses are sparkling

I really enjoyed this episode! Learning about the whales and how they harvest them and of course eating them.

This episode was deserving of another watch.

i loved this video so much. your attitude and approach towards the custom and culture was perfect. 4 million other people thought so too. ah, it pains even me to see those views go. i can't imagine the frustration and pain you and your team went through.

This is the greatest channel on youtube in my opinion. Incredibly eye opening. Thank you.

I had read about this practise before but never considered the local ppls pov so thanks for bringing me the full story.

Love your work, been a fan since eversince 😅

People did the same to us Newfoundlanders and our seal hunts. It was one of the only ways for our people to survive, yet people don't understand that. We even changed our way killing, to make it less barbaric and more humane. Yet people still don't see it as a real food! It's part of our culture and it was a way for us to survive, no American or European is going to stop that!

@egmevita

11 ай бұрын

Today feelings matter more than actual facts - that is unfortunate, but that is how things work today Many of the same people who bash these islanders for what they prefer to eat are the very same people who gladly pay a food industry to enslave highly intelligent pigs and other animals. Because it is out of site people find it easier to justify their own food and killings over others

Very interesting, I agree that this seems sustainable to me, and it's an important part of their culture and identity. In a greedy, globalized world, I have a lot of respect for the Faroese people standing up for their culture and history.

@gardmyhr6121

2 ай бұрын

Fishing what you can eat is very sustainable, buying fish on market where most get trown away is not :)

Good this episode is a personal favorite and I'm happy to see it's back.

Bro if I ever come in to money I would live life like sonny experiencing different cultures and cuisines I love this channel and its host makes my day everytime I watch the videos😊😊

Wow that dinner looked like a traditional Danish meal. Even had Aquavit.

This series has made this chain of island look lit! Small counties hunting, farming, and fishing together. Love it!

@Timholle

Жыл бұрын

You wouldn’t say the same for the Chinese & Japanese won’t you? Mf hypocrite

Hi Sonny and crew, I’ve been watching your videos for such a long time now and in every other video that’s been posted on this channel opened up my mind towards certain things. Watching this video made me think about the indigenous people in the northern part of Canada. Today, as far as I know, these groups are struggling to keep up their tradition of seal hunting due to the same reasons that are in the video-thoughtless activism(and animal rights groups were going on and on about white seals even though they weren’t endangered). I am a cegep student and I recently learned about the fight for their rights, fighting to be able to sell seal products and for them to thrive. The documentary I watched (Angry Inuk) I think was 5 or so years old and this fight had been going on since the 20th century. In the documentary, it was already said that the ban did happen and they are not able to sell anything because of the ban on seal products. It would be very helpful for their community if a documentary was made about their food and their ways of living, shedding more light into this matter.

I would love to try this one day, hopefully I'll be able to visit the Faroe Islands someday

People need to stop getting to other people culture! Like the Hindu never criticized the westerners for eating cow nor the Muslim criticizing the other for eating pork! You known what I mean? Like we don’t need to get in to other people businesses and respect other culture and traditions!

@skincareproductsandreceipt250

7 күн бұрын

Well said hunting existed before we did and yet we still don't even know all the species of animals pls respect others culture

I believe those people who did 'research' on whales hunting them in a big ocean is the reason for the extinction of that whales. These people in Faroe Island...well, I don't see its a wrong thing to eat whatever fish comes in their way.

I always watch ur videos, for me u deserve a minimum 10m views per video, ur doing great and ur documentations are so informative. Keep doing making videos🙏🏻

He is right, food belongs to the area... Also its a dream to be there..nice view...it looks so chilling

This is soo educational, one cannot overestimate the great work you do and the great knowledge you share over these reviews. thanks a lot for continually sharing and seeking the truth.

As sad that it makes people and me it's still very important. It's how these people live thanks for sharing Sonny.

Sonny I'm a huge fan of this channel😍 it's so addictive and very educational.. Kaise, South Africa

I would love to love this dish, thanks for the presentation and the ingredients

The big problem is those big organizations wanting to make money off the fish, not the local people that harvest for themselves. This is a lot like the salmon in north America, the commercial fishermen think they own the fish now meanwhile the First Nations been using this for a food source for years and always hear them pointing the blame at the first nations because of low fish returns.

Once again excellent job from you and your crew. The filming was amazingly awesome, and deserving of great praise. Sonny, your approach to such a controversial subject was brilliant and allows eyes to be opened as to the traditions of the local people that has sustainably continued this practice for many years. I applaud you and your teams efforts to bring this much needed content to us all to enlighten and enrich our understanding of each other's cultures and diversities. Thank you. And aaah Peace!✌🏾

I like the view in the window.. that scenery is the image I always see in pictures..hope I can live there someday

I wish you a very successful and happy life full of love, joy, wealth and health.❤

@Vysiblez

3 ай бұрын

he ate absolutely everything. what do you think happen to his jealth?

@i_am_clark_jobstheblogger5088

3 ай бұрын

I CLAIM IT ALL IN JESUS CHRIST MIGHTY NAME AMEN.

@clairebiwang7262

2 ай бұрын

Gob bless you

The island looks marvelous all season👌

Trying to work out if anything's been edited out from the original upload (I imagine it was pulled, along with the Faroe's compilation due to some TOS issue, or someone complaining about the more graphic scenes from the hunt, as the Dolphin one stayed up). Anyone else notice if somethings missing?

I was like “cool! A new episode” but I’ve seen it already. But it still a new episode

Thank you for the reupload. Your channel is great for learning about different cultures and ways of life. God bless you all.

I looked at it twice coz this episode i watched already, then went to comment section and there the unjust happened. No worries Sonny, every content is worth watching every now and then ❤️ surely nobody gets tired watching again and again your videos all effort are worth it. Kudos team ✨ luv from philippines

Saw the original...Rewatching this one because you deserve the views. Love what you do, sorry about the strike. The world is a weird place. Keep it up Sonny and the gang!

@Eld95Ktl

Жыл бұрын

Oh that's what's happening here. I could have sworn I has already watched this. Was wondering

@DanilaGaming

Жыл бұрын

may i know what's been removed?

@Fray-Bentos

Жыл бұрын

@@DanilaGaming It says in the pinned comment from BEFRS. It was a creative commons licensing issue I think

Ah that's why, I was thinking I am sure I have seen this video, that sums it up, creative content.

The village is so clean and beautiful ❤️

I don't understand what the big deal is, 800 whales from a population of 1 million isn't noteworthy.

@malaciousmark3903

Жыл бұрын

I couldn’t agree more. Some people just do not try to understand the situation

@gardmyhr6121

2 ай бұрын

Yep totally agree, we dont see them talking about spiecises we have exctinct, even hundreds of them

This is just another case of the completely bonkers way big tech handles creators on their platforms. We really need to start thinking about moving away and to more distributed yet still monetizable platforms. Appart from that, awesome video. I was on the Faroe Islands 🇫🇴 shortly during my ferry trip from Denmark to Iceland but I did not try whale meat at any of those places. I didn't think it was ethical for me to do it. I definitely do not have an issue with locals doing it the traditional way, especially after this video!

I love the way you do things and keep it up love the show

Loved this the first time, even better a second time

I appreciate your true respect and non-judgmental attitude. In this day and age that is rare.

These people are definitely doing it the right way! I appreciate their toughness, and their generosity to share this tradition, and this delicious looking food with you, for us to see. 👍🐳🙏💙

To be honest, I don't remember what clip you remove, but at least I have a reason to watch this again :D Faroe island is a amazing place

I love the Faroe Islands 🇫🇴 ❤ I went in 2019. 😊

All the people from nagaland please raise your hand. ✋ I'm from nagaland and i have been a fan of this channel since 2019. I always enjoy watching all his videos . It's so informative, unique and interesting

I love these trips we all go on together

Watching your videos have really pushed me start creating my own content.

It's OK Sonny and team... It is a great video, worth the re-watch... Spreading awareness at a different level ❤👍🏻👍🏻

I THINK I remember this place being on Animal Planet's "Whale Wars" show.

I appreciate the fact that you have their side of the story when it comes to whaling. You don’t have to like it, I can’t say I do. But you humanized them and you gave the viewer a chance to come up with their own opinion.

Watched and Liked! I'm glad I also caught it when the Original came out! 🔥

I was going to say I swear Iv seen this very informative Vlog! You Tube it’s good that we are made aware how other traditions still live on. we may not all agree as society has got so sensitive but it’s called history and it’s reality!! TBF I wouldn’t hunt whales but this is sourced naturally with hard man labour and it’s sustainable! This is a fantastic food channel don’t spoil it please.

I support this 100%, it's not commercial fishing. It's 100% native fishing for the people by the people. Everyone else in the world can piss off.

At least he's got some Akavit. First liquor I ever tried. Very traditional and seems like the perfect pairing for that meal