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It is rare something is both wacky and efficient, but here we are. And, as I understand it, once removes the spines on this species, they can be cooked up. Bonus!
Still, if I was going to "pew" fish, I would want to kick it old school, despite the possibility of having to acquire a bigger boat:
Still, if I was going to "pew" fish, I would want to kick it old school, despite the possibility of having to acquire a bigger boat:
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Too bad there aren't opportunities like that around here.
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Now we need to have a debate whether 9mm or .45 is the better caliber for shooting Lionfish.
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Be glad that we don't have lion fish in our waters. They are terribly invasive. As much as I'd like shooting them, I'm happy they are confined to warm water.
And, yes, they can be eaten minus the spines.
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It is rare something is both wacky and efficient, but here we are. And, as I understand it, once removes the spines on this species, they can be cooked up. Bonus!
Still, if I was going to "pew" fish, I would want to kick it old school, despite the possibility of having to acquire a bigger boat:
Put another barrel in em!
There's one that has a Tremendous NEED for a Silencer so it doesn't Disturb the Whales while There're Feeding on the Brine Shrimp!!!It is rare something is both wacky and efficient, but here we are. And, as I understand it, once removes the spines on this species, they can be cooked up. Bonus!
Still, if I was going to "pew" fish, I would want to kick it old school, despite the possibility of having to acquire a bigger boat:
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