Hi all has anyone tried to eat the green eye sharks.
Out deep they seenm to be every where.
Just woundering what peolpes opinons are on them.
Cheers
Frank
Posts: 16
Date Joined: 01/01/70
If they taste good i'd encourage everyone to keep & eat....may reduce the numbers
* Oceanside- Advice, Knowledge, Experience...that's our difference * Owner of "Oceanside Tackle & Marine" 364 South St, O'Connor, Perth Ph 9337 5682
Posts: 481
Date Joined: 17/03/09
Tried some today in batter, the flesh is soft and white. I'm not to keen on it, as the
fillets doesn't have a nice smell to them when raw. Have to give it another go
cooked differently. Still have a few feeds in the freezer to get rid off if anyone wants
to try. If you are like us wogs we will try anything
Also caught a couple leather jackets that were bigger than the pinky I caught. The pinky went 76cm.
Posts: 554
Date Joined: 26/11/08
Apparantly marketed and sold commercially as "Cigar Shark". rates as good eating...but I'm with Ryan, there little buggars
Thats interesting because aparently another name for them in the fish books are
DogFish and the smell could have been the amonia
Ryan Thipthorp (not verified)
Posts: 16
Date Joined: 01/01/70
Havn't tried but!
If they taste good i'd encourage everyone to keep & eat....may reduce the numbers
* Oceanside- Advice, Knowledge, Experience...that's our difference *
Owner of "Oceanside Tackle & Marine"
364 South St, O'Connor, Perth Ph 9337 5682
Frank F
Posts: 481
Date Joined: 17/03/09
Tried some today in batter,
Tried some today in batter, the flesh is soft and white. I'm not to keen on it, as the
fillets doesn't have a nice smell to them when raw. Have to give it another go
cooked differently. Still have a few feeds in the freezer to get rid off if anyone wants
to try. If you are like us wogs we will try anything
Also caught a couple leather jackets that were bigger than the pinky I caught. The pinky went 76cm.
wrassinator
Posts: 554
Date Joined: 26/11/08
Apparantly marketed and sold
Apparantly marketed and sold commercially as "Cigar Shark". rates as good eating...but I'm with Ryan, there little buggars
Frank F
Posts: 481
Date Joined: 17/03/09
Thats interesting because
Thats interesting because aparently another name for them in the fish books are
DogFish and the smell could have been the amonia