@@jamescullen6973 who the hell are you? Who the heaven are you? Who the animal are you? Who the insect are you? Who the alien are you? Who the fish are you?
Need to have an entire gulf coast weekly, or monthly at least, derby with enough monetary enticement to encourage at least 1,000 divers to participate each time.
Warface Bblazer it's not poisonous, it's venomous. Two different meanings. If you want to sell them to restaurants for consumption etc, then yes I think you need a special license. Hope this helped lol
Awesome job.Im over in PC and what these things are doing to our local waters is horrible. I have never seen an invasive species take hold so fast. These in our waters and the Pythons in the Glades are doing terrible damage with no natural predators to keep a balance.
I grew up in Destin. Lion fish have been a problem for years. I still fish that area couple times a year. The meat is actually pretty good. White, not fishy. Enjoyed vid.
Yes, it's not fair, using diving bottles make endangered species to lobsters, crabs, breams..... Good job with the lionfish but with other fish..... no words.
neriticdiving.com/products/neritic-lionfish-eliminator Best spear out there. The spear I have has an additional grip neriticdiving.com/products/depth-grip-kits
Neritic. By far the best on the market. solid aluminum and breaks down for easy traveling. see link below. neriticdiving.com/collections/frontpage/products/neritic-lionfish-eliminator
Please advice on your tools: How to build or buy the fish container? Does the container is semi sealed (i.e., does mot allow fish blood the emerge into the nearby waters? Does multi pronged Hawaiian sling contain any Barbs or how do you easily remove a caught fish into the container? What special medication (First Aid Kit) should you carry in case you get stung? I've diving for more than 50 years and this looks like fun, entertainment and as service to our environment? Is there any guideline for the disposal of the fish caught? I am presently in Puerto Rico and the Lion Fish epidemic is growing! Have you ever been in problems with Sharks or Barracuda trying to take your caught fish (their free meal)? I have had many such encounters while diving for Grouper or Lobsters, solution, just cut the line and swim away in an orderly fashion. Would appreciate you feedback, Remember always to watch your Six, I have had many experiences with ever curious Barracudas following me as I swim or dive, just a suggestion from my experience!
Hey Capt. I use a Zookeeper www.zkstore.com/. By far the best tool out there. It is semi sealed and blood does emerge but it is very safe and efficient. I use a 6 prong tip that does have a few barbs but the Zookeeper entry strips the fish off of the spear, no problem. Hot water is the best remedy for a lionfish sting. Monitor closely and if you have a severe reaction, seek medical attention. I try and get the lionfish into the zookeeper as fast as possible. It keeps hungry sharks, cudas and other species from getting too hungry!
This fish is native in my country, but I didn't know that they can grow and breed that fast in other ocean I have never seen they are grouping that much 😂😂😂
Not important though Yup. That's what happens when something is introduced somewhere else and has no natural predators to keep its population balanced.
Bonus 1 and 3 seemed like lobsters, but what was Bonus 2? I couldn't tell what it was. And why catch Bonus 4? (can't tell what fish that is) I thought the idea was to catch lionfish so that other creatures like lobsters and Bonus 4 can thrive.
I've been poked while diving, on the boat, while filleting.... Every poke is different. I've had some stings that were extremely painful and others that weren't so bad. Couldn't tell you why one is worse than the other.
I remember when Vincent Ludwig paid $20,000 for 1 of these in 1988. Frank Drebin killed his however, so this wasn't caused by Ludwig's, even though he was a bad guy.
I like how every lionfish is so chill while their buddy next to them is getting slaughtered
Yeah they don't seem to brite
Can't get enough of this invasive species. Glad you tirelessly documented this lionfish spearhunting vid. My endorphins are rejoicing. BRAVO
This is kinda satisfying to watch 😂😂
Happy Hardiansyah same
Killing animals isn't fun
Happy Hardiansyah yes strange but I get a good feeling out of it to 🤪
Happy Hardiansyah it’s a fish not a animal,I see y u call yourself pumpkin head ye tit😂😂😂😂🤪
@@jamescullen6973 who the hell are you?
Who the heaven are you?
Who the animal are you?
Who the insect are you?
Who the alien are you?
Who the fish are you?
Need to have an entire gulf coast weekly, or monthly at least, derby with enough monetary enticement to encourage at least 1,000 divers to participate each time.
The thing is, now they hide at depths below where divers can reach to, and some of them are wising up to only show up after evening.
It's like those guys that pick up trash on the side of the road lol
But waaaay cooler
And pays more too
my dad was a trash man
Lol
Gregory Everson what
I would love to see the process of what happens after you catch them
Erik Gonzalez EXACTLY HOW I FELT
Well I could sum it up for you, they die. Then get eaten. Then get digested. Then the sewer. Then the sewer treatment.
@@drewg1184 not sure if they are eaten
@@neletiku3711 Watch videos people eat them
@@neletiku3711 they are their really good
What's up with all those bonuses?
Are they also invasive?
no, they are food.
I'm pretty sure lionfish are invasive species
@@cookiehunter1357 We know that, I just asked about the other stuff they catched.
@@PieterPatrick oops, sorry about that, I read that wrong.
tell chinese that lion fish have medicinal powers and they will make them endangered species for you
Dude, that's fucking genius!
😨no you didn't...
Stop destroying nature
tell chinese what you said here and you will be endagered bro
清蒸味道鲜美
Business opportunity: find a way to vacuum them up.
Then you'd vacuum everything else too
That was what I thought.
Key phrase, 'find a way'.
SoulPath look at gold vacuums from Alaska, there's a way
Why stab when you can... *SUCC*
I guess they're the equivalent to the Crown of Thorns starfishi in Australia... but at least lionfish are edible
actually they require special handling and cleaning, since they are really poisonous.
Warface Bblazer no only the spines are toxic the fish is perfectly fine to eat.
Warface Bblazer it's not poisonous, it's venomous. Two different meanings. If you want to sell them to restaurants for consumption etc, then yes I think you need a special license. Hope this helped lol
Poor bonus 4. It was put into a container filled with venomous spines…
There are so many of them in such small spaces !
Has anyone else said this, "like shooting fish in a barrel."
Awesome job.Im over in PC and what these things are doing to our local waters is horrible. I have never seen an invasive species take hold so fast. These in our waters and the Pythons in the Glades are doing terrible damage with no natural predators to keep a balance.
have they finally wised up?
@eedd sdsd he's talking about the state of Florida in the United States
I’m dying to try them out, supposedly they’re delicious.
That is insane! I didn't realize how invasive they were! There had to be like 100 or more of them just hanging out there.
Very nice. I wish I could have participated!
I grew up in Destin. Lion fish have been a problem for years. I still fish that area couple times a year. The meat is actually pretty good. White, not fishy.
Enjoyed vid.
White like Mahi Mahi? That sounds awesome
Fellow BUG DIVER here from LONG BEACH,CA..great video!
That's awesome! You're a lionfish killing machine!
Love it, great work.
Great video! You’re gonna need a lot more bags!
Great Meeting you Alex ! See you at the next derby ?
Do they always orient to structure like that? Are gloves adequate protection?
Thanks for taking some of them out.
They hit the jackpot.
good job, grouper looks on the small side?
Killing the groupers is part of the problem with the lionfish.
Buen trabajo felicitaciones👏👏
So exciting !!!
That looks like the most satisfying job in the world
Awesome!! Thanks for helping out the oceans by keeping these nasty buggers down!
Oh, you take your "bonus" with diving bottle? is it legal? for lionfish ok... but the rest? really?!
I mean i dont think spear fishing in general is illegal, nor is using a zoo keeper
I don't mind hes getting some bonuses other fishes (if they are not in danger of extinction of course)... he's helping more than doing harm.
Actually it's illegal. But for lionfish, snakefish and some other species is ok
Yes, it's not fair, using diving bottles make endangered species to lobsters, crabs, breams..... Good job with the lionfish but with other fish..... no words.
Fucking poacher
Why did he kill the grouper??
Never even knew we had a lionfish derby here in destin
If I had the time and skills to do this, it would be a blast!
What type of pole spear is it in the beginning of the video?
neriticdiving.com/products/neritic-lionfish-eliminator
Best spear out there. The spear I have has an additional grip
neriticdiving.com/products/depth-grip-kits
This looks hella fun
Y u kill everything? I thought you only kill lionfish
They'll also kill other good eating fish if their not endangered
Your math is a bit optimistic... those lion fish only have a couple ounces of meat on them, up to maybe half a pound. So about $2500 max.
I harvest other fish for my friends and family to eat. nothing is wasted.
Captain Cat stop killing the others that's. It saving the reef
Alex Arias *its not
This looks like a good job opportunity.. Now,where do i sign up
What depth did were you at in this video?
So satisfying!
too bad you could not use a vaccum like the gold seekers do when trying to find gold on the ocean floor..
Excellent work guys
thanks for doing us Floridians a favor...I have only done this once. bagged about a dozen in one dive.
I wish I knew how to scuba dive I want to be a reef ranger plus you can still cook them right?
longer version pleaseeeeee...
What do you do with all of those dead lionfish?
This is crazy what your doing 👍
hey where did u catch your lionfish what beach because i live in destin @Alex Fogg
wow, they have completely taken over
Another great day
When is the next Lionfish Derby? Who is invited ? Any information would be appreciated.
What gloves do you use? They are resistant to puncture?
Amazing, is it lionfish's nest?
Great job guys
What kind were the other bonus fish? Are you killing them?
Great job....what is the brand name of your spear, please?
Neritic. By far the best on the market. solid aluminum and breaks down for easy traveling. see link below.
neriticdiving.com/collections/frontpage/products/neritic-lionfish-eliminator
so therapeutic
WHY ARE YOU KILLING THE GROUPER???
To eat it. Spearfishing is a pretty common fishing method in coastal areas.
because yum
Good luck to you
holy moly them lionfishes literrally took over that place
Sheesh, they're everywhere!
O que eh feito com os peixes??
Damn you can feed the whole neighborhood with that!
What were the other fish picked up toward the end?
broomtail grouper
@@chimyshark Hi cheers, why ?
@@nigelmitchell351 I could be wrong but that’s what I think the fish at the end was.
@@chimyshark Thanks bud.
is this lionfish gathering ? why so many of them in one place
What was the bonus?
What a fantastic haul. Wild pigs are delicious but nearly as delicious as lionfish. It sure is nice that these invasive fish are delicious.
Good work sir.
Great Job!
At what point do you just get explosives and make a shockwave near them to just kill them when they're grouped up like that.
Please advice on your tools: How to build or buy the fish container? Does the container is semi sealed (i.e., does mot allow fish blood the emerge into the nearby waters?
Does multi pronged Hawaiian sling contain any Barbs or how do you easily remove a caught fish into the container? What special medication (First Aid Kit) should you carry in case you get stung?
I've diving for more than 50 years and this looks like fun, entertainment and as service to our environment? Is there any guideline for the disposal of the fish caught?
I am presently in Puerto Rico and the Lion Fish epidemic is growing!
Have you ever been in problems with Sharks or Barracuda trying to take your caught fish (their free meal)?
I have had many such encounters while diving for Grouper or Lobsters, solution, just cut the line and swim away in an orderly fashion.
Would appreciate you feedback, Remember always to watch your Six, I have had many experiences with ever curious Barracudas following me as I swim or dive, just a suggestion from my experience!
Hey Capt. I use a Zookeeper www.zkstore.com/. By far the best tool out there. It is semi sealed and blood does emerge but it is very safe and efficient.
I use a 6 prong tip that does have a few barbs but the Zookeeper entry strips the fish off of the spear, no problem.
Hot water is the best remedy for a lionfish sting. Monitor closely and if you have a severe reaction, seek medical attention.
I try and get the lionfish into the zookeeper as fast as possible. It keeps hungry sharks, cudas and other species from getting too hungry!
Weren't you supposed to catch lionfish only ? Why did you catch the other fishes ?
yeaass such good free food! best tasting fish ever!
wouldn't the grouper be contaminated if stung by the lion fish? I would hate to find out the hard way.
if i were to live nearby. would i be allowed to catch a lionfish for a saltwater aquarium?
Hope not. That's how the damn things got here.
xs10tl1 their also for sale at the petshop so it's better to just grab them from the ocean.
yes
Crunch! Stuff in the bag.
Crunch! Stuff in the bag.
Not sure which I like better, Lionfish spearing or Crow Ticks?
Good job!
Do they sell them to restaurants?
This fish is native in my country, but I didn't know that they can grow and breed that fast in other ocean
I have never seen they are grouping that much 😂😂😂
Not important though Yup. That's what happens when something is introduced somewhere else and has no natural predators to keep its population balanced.
How many did you catch
What do you do with them after you collect them
eat em
Bonus 1 and 3 seemed like lobsters, but what was Bonus 2? I couldn't tell what it was. And why catch Bonus 4? (can't tell what fish that is) I thought the idea was to catch lionfish so that other creatures like lobsters and Bonus 4 can thrive.
Yeah!!! Catch em all!!! 😁
Have you ever been stung by a Lionfish?
Yes. Not the best feeling
That must suck.
BTW keep up the epic videos! Been here for a year!
+Alex Fogg how bad was the pain? How did it happen? Love your videos btw
I've been poked while diving, on the boat, while filleting....
Every poke is different. I've had some stings that were extremely painful and others that weren't so bad. Couldn't tell you why one is worse than the other.
If only duece biglow knew how easy it was
what was species of the one at 2:53 ?
I remember when Vincent Ludwig paid $20,000 for 1 of these in 1988. Frank Drebin killed his however, so this wasn't caused by Ludwig's, even though he was a bad guy.
Do you spear them by just poking them? Or are you using the band? 🤔
NICE WORK
345 lionfish disliked this video.
wtf hahah
922
High quality sashimi！
What were the bonus fish?
The local fish the ‘lionfish killing divers’ are supposed to be protecting . Hypocritical?
I really want to do this.
Great job! I would kill to be around so many Lionfish!
What kind of lobsters were those?
Aaron Burris slipper lobster
What are those BONUS fishes ?
Looks like grouper and slipper lobster
Good job bro
Isn't it better to use a net when there are that many?
Why are they spearing other than the Lion Fish? Gropers eat Lion fish, so why are you spearing them?
This is the fastest lion fish catching I ever see