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A couple of females there mate.... do they usally go back with a haul of that size or is that common? Keep it tight, reeeeeeel tight! *****RECFISH MEMBER*****
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scampi pie yum yum used to get the scampie on the menu at club capricorn restaraunt years ago, very nice.
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Are they the same as scampi?
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Not sure mate!
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My least favourite shellfish. I've never had them where they weren't crunchy with sand/grit.
These were caught in the clean ocean Bod, tasted lovely.
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They get called lots of things, but they're not really langoustines as they don't have nippers - think freshwater crays.
Basically they are prawns, I have had loads of them as my Dad used to buy them from the fishquay and still does.
As there are so many you keep the berried females, in fact I remember sucking the eggs off them.
Other answers are:
Yes they are that common
They aren't lobsters. Lobsters are completely different.
Yes they are scampi (not pub scampi), very nice it is too.
If you take the poo tube from the back, you don't get any grit.
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A couple of females there
A couple of females there mate.... do they usally go back with a haul of that size or is that common?
Keep it tight, reeeeeeel tight!
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scampi pie yum yum used to
scampi pie yum yum used to get the scampie on the menu at club capricorn restaraunt years ago, very nice.
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Langoustines?
Are they the same as scampi?
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Not
Not sure mate!
bod
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same thing
My least favourite shellfish. I've never had them where they weren't crunchy with sand/grit.
wadetolley
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these
These were caught in the clean ocean Bod, tasted lovely.
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They get called lots of
They get called lots of things, but they're not really langoustines as they don't have nippers - think freshwater crays.
Basically they are prawns, I have had loads of them as my Dad used to buy them from the fishquay and still does.
As there are so many you keep the berried females, in fact I remember sucking the eggs off them.
Other answers are:
Yes they are that common
They aren't lobsters. Lobsters are completely different.
Yes they are scampi (not pub scampi), very nice it is too.
If you take the poo tube from the back, you don't get any grit.