Vic is always such a gentlemen. I love the way you both take pride in spending time with your family and sharing your experiences together. That IS what life is all about and you all have figured out the equation and are continuously living your best lives. Thank you for pushing me to also do what I love and what serves me and mine.
Worked as a Millwright at PFI Fisheries in Petersburg AK for 15 yrs. Fredrick Sound had World Class Fishing within 20 miles of town on any given day. Chinook's, Coho, Halibut, Shrimp and Crab. My Whaler was set up for 4 and we averaged 500 Lbs+ per outing at our fav Halibut Hole (which was actually a large mound on the glacier floor) nearly every Spring/Summer. I was also running a Salmon Roe Bait Company and many of my Buds were Guides & Pro Fishermen outta Wash & Ore. We'd fly them up and take em to the Halibut Spot, throw out some shrimp or crab pots along the way and wait for Ebb Tide. We always kept the under 40 pounders and gave away the 80Lb+ Halibut as they were much grainier and less tender than the "Chicken" (small) Halibut. Made the mistake of getting a Commercial Jigging Permit for Halibut one Spring and 4 of us hauled up 6500Lbs of Halibut on Rod & Reel in Two Days. I was so sick of Halibut I didn't fish for them again for Two years . . . besides, the Chinook Salmon fishing was amazing and taste pretty good freshly Smoked. Yum !
@@matimus100Halibut are born as males and change to females when they reach 80 to 100 Lbs. Salmon have an anal fin next to their poop chute that has several ribs in the fin that keep its shape. That fin is tallest in front & gets progressively shorter towards the rear. If the two Ribs at the front (tallest) end of the fin stand out as slightly taller and dont taper evenly with rhe remaining ribs, then it's a male Salmon. A nicely evenly tapered anal fin from front to rear is a Female.
2 years ago in June my friend that lives in Anchorage flew me out to Alaska for a week. He has a sailboat in Seward that he has had since 1975. We spent the night on his boat and the next morning we went halibut fishing on a boat called the Perservance. Went 3 hours out. The most amazing fishing trip I have ever been on. Everyone on the boat caught their 2 halibut. I had over 30 pounds of cleaned fish. We went all over the place when I was there. If I could afford to live there I would definitely be living there. I could afford to live in one of those dry cabins, the ones that have no running water and your bathroom is a outhouse. They are only $400.00 a month with all bills paid. The thing is they are in Fairbanks and it gets between 30 and 80 degrees below zero. They are only a few miles from University of Alaska Fairbanks. Just a few miles out of the city you are a good ways back in the woods. I love that idea but the cold there I couldn't take.
I’m just a lil elder lady , that’s been dreaming of this for so long 61yrs. This year, definitely my bucket list , GREAT CATCHES ! One of my favorite fish, could eat it everyday 🎉❤
You are amazing bud, a master fisherman and a chef all in one… You also bring your lady everywhere with you that’s the sign of a good man.. Thanks again…
Some of the best sportfishing there is. Such a thrill. The story about the commercial fisherman in Alaska catching a 400 pounder while out solo, not killing it before he got it in the boat, and then it thrashing so hard that it killed him will stick in my mind until I catch one myself.
Yep. They have also beat the rivets out of alum boats. On a good day of fishing, it sounds like the opening day of duck hunting in the lower 48. Everyone shooting their fish.
OMG....I can't believe so many Floridians that haven't had Halibut!! Best fish in the WORLD! (Can you tell it's my favorite?!). Victor: we've been on a couple of Alaskan cruises from SoCal, and the last one we took the seaplane trip to the Taku Lodge for a salmon dinner. Fresh caught that day and cooked on outdoor grills while you watch, and even though I'm not a big salmon fan, it was the best fish I'd ever eaten, EXCEPT for any of my halibut eats. BTW...I will echo what many have said and I've said on your other videos: I'm "hooked" on them. I watch A LOT of YT videos of all persuasions, and the absolute clarity of the video, your personality and uncanny ability to explain everything fishing, and the fantastic content from catch to eat is BAR NONE. Keep up the great work!!!
Victor, I thoroughly enjoy your fishing programs! Great format. I love the way you combine your fishing experiences with the cooking of your catch. As both a lifelong fisherman and hip pocket chef, I can truly say; your videos completely resonate and hit the mark. Keep up the good work!
Wow!! Looks like a great nice meal presentation and with beautiful consistency.. ..from Texas, now.. Lived & cooked in New England for most of our lives.. I served Halibut in a quant captain's home, now, a fine gourmet restaurant, conference, wedding destination venue.. of which I'm proud to be a part of the best local establishment on CapeCod's village of 'Orleans'.. The Historic Captain Linnell House from 1840, a Captain s landlover resistance with a "widow walk" at the time.. Wedding venue and fine dining for 3 decades till the "Covid-19" era of today.. Now bought from 'Bill & Shelley Conway to locals who visited the historic place though out their families, from Marshfield, Massachusetts.. Happy to see these guys landed in Alaska.. We are headed with our RV to Fairbanks on invitation from a clergy who friended in Texas..
I just moved from Cape Coral to Anchorage less than two months ago. Anchorage sucks but everywhere else I've been is great. It's the most scenic place I've ever lived. The drive up through Canada on the Al-Can going through British Columbia was the most beautiful place I've seen on Earth, thus far. Caught my limit of sockeye (red) salmon the second week here. Salmon in the freezer makes me a happy man. Great video!
I'm glad you had a good trip to Alaska. I am born and raised here and agree with you. There is soooo much life here and when you drop down you NEVER know what you are going to get. I have brought 50lbs plus halibut up on 4oz jigs and giants on greenling as live bait. I can never get enough time on the water. Thank you for showing what we have to offer up here. -Knot Addicted
I lived in Alaska for 11 years. Halibut and King salmon are the best eating. Used to have 300-400 pounds of fish in the freezer every fall. And about 600pounds of moose. Brings back good memories.
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Your fishing gear is amazing. You are a very successful fisherman Congratulations! God bless you always! hug!!!👍🎣😊
Yo Addicts! You guys watch Landshark? You should do a collab with Vick. Go to FL and have him teach you guys to throw away the rods and bobbers and do some spear fishing. Or bring him up to OR and do some epic steelhead and then have him cook for you all.
I love halibut on the grill with a bit of Tony Cacheres cajun seasoning, Asparagus is a perfect side. I like to give it a sprinkling of fresh grated parmesan before I throw it in the oven
My daughter and I have been invited for a fishing trip to Alaska. Definitely on the bucket list. Your Halibut trip is just the ticket. Now I know how to cook it also.
Even tho this video is two years old I have been following Victor&Brook two people who love the out door and appreciate whats is on this planet! The fish was awesome fillet flayed Perfect. And always enjoy the clean and cook and the love you put into the meal and not all fish are created equal or easy to catch GOOD JOB!😋😋😋
Great video. Best part of it is the Sturgill Simpson album playing at the cleaning stations. 😂 "High Top Mountain" and "Metamodern Sounds in Country Music" were definitely his best albums. 👍🏼
@ 6:18 he says " you know it's getting serious when he busts out the harpoon" and then points to the harpoon! And then @ 6:31 he harpoons the halibut!!! He didn't call the gaff a harpoon at all.
Great Fish. I used to fish for Halibut in Adak Alaska while in the US Navy. We had a Charter Boat we could rent ran by MWR. Lots of fun. Caught my fair share but nothing real big. My Warrent Officer caught one weighing 680 Pounds.
We need the man Gordon Ramsey himself to try your food to see just how good it is. Because you do a damn good job at making it look perfect. I know for me watching your videos makes me want to have dinner at your house! Keep up the hard work Vic!
I can’t believe all these friends have never had halibut. It’s so good. Glad you enjoyed your time in my beautiful home state. Greetings from North Pole, Alaska.
If you haven't finished off all the halibut yet, I highly recommend doing a ceviche with some. And to kick it up a notch, presoak the halibut after cutting it into small cubes for an hour in tequila before putting it in the lime juice.
Some of my favorite UA-camrs will forage for oysters, clams, neck clams, cockels, etc. Plus, they will fish and/or dive for lobster. After this, they do a shoreline clean and cook. The west coast has quite a bit of that. Traveling is always good.
Been catching Flounder on the Gulf coast of Mexico for over 55 years. A delicious fish to be cooked so many ways! Flounder is the general name for a whole Flatfish family, including Turbot, Sole, Plaice, and more. Halibut is part of that family. The confusion comes from the fact that several species have “Flounder” in their name, while others, like California Halibut, aren't actually Halibut at all. I hope, to one day, be able to catch cook and eat a Halibut. BTW great video, I'm a fan. Thanks 🎣 🐟
That view at 0:20 really makes you feel small when comparing the size of the boat to the land masses in the background. Absolutely astonishing. Earth is so dashing.
I'm an Aussie and subscribed to a lot of local fishing channels. Here we have the great barrier reef and a massive variety of species... But hey i've gotta say that i love your content the best! The catch and cooks are great and i love the variety of your content and fisheries you play in. Great stuff mate keep it up!
@Landshark Outdoors Going to Alaska next summer on a cruise. Have one day set up for halibut fishing. Can't wait! I used to make a pistachio encrusted sea bass, but found I could do the same with a thick piece of halibut, pan fried and finished in the oven and set up with a cream lemon -butter sauce with capers and pair that with asparagus and we have a delicious meal. Be careful not to overcook halibut as then it becomes very dry and tougher to eat.
Went on a fishing trip w a guide. Needless to say it was the most unpleasant and worthless fishing trip I’ve ever been on. Buyer beware. In Alaska fisherman are allowed one fish of most species. The three anglers on my boat were not allowed to catch and release. In fact, one angler on the boat may catch all the Halibut and those fish are distributed to others on the boat. The guides focus is on pictures and advertising, not who catches what. He will take pics at the doc and use them to sell his business. If you shelled out $500 for a half day of fishing and watched everyone else reel them in, even yours which you DID NOT catch. Mark it up to a bad experience and move on.
Sorry to hear you had a bad guide experience. Come to Southeast Alaska (Prince of Wales Island), and I'm sure you'll find a much more pleasant and successful trip.
Really nice job filleting those big halibut!!!!! What gorgeous meat!! I spent 32 years filleting salmon caught out of my own boats in Lake Michigan and smoked probably 75% of them. Really enjoyed your video!!!
I am from Australia and tasted my first Halibut while on holiday in Victoria, Canada in 2017. I had been waiting for so long to try it and believe me, it did not disappoint my taste buds. A week later we were in Seattle and I did it all over again. What a great fish .... next time I would love to catch one myself as well. I was impressed by the way you prepared and cooked it too.
Did you see the Halibut cheeks that were cut out? If you ever see those on the menu, make sure you order them. They're like the filet mignon of Halibut.
Your dad is understandably proud of you. I love that you have a clean channel. Not often does one get combined content, both parts are equally entertaining and informative. I was so over all the court room and royal drama that I googled 'deep sea fishing' on a whim, and now I'm hooked :)
We had a friend bring back so halibut for us like 30yrs ago. It was amazing we cooked it on the grill we made Halibut chowder it was amazing. We still have not made it to Alaska but we hope to soon.
Glad you had fun,.. but I wouldn't trade the sun and surf for that weather any day. I'm happy catching their smaller cousins ( flounder) along with the specks and redfish here in Padre Island( Texas 🤠).
every year in March we go to Norway to catch halibut...usually we bring back about 70-80 kg...vacuum and in the freezer,You can cook it in so many ways and it is always delicious
Whoa! You guys are killing me.. your at my Most favorite place in the World to fish. My 65th or Before Birthday Present to myself.. I Love it! Thx guys..
I had halibut for the first time last week… I really liked it.. it’s expensive here in Minnesota.. the most expensive fish you can get, to my knowledge..
Great 👍 video, first time viewing your channel, really love it. Thanks 🙏 so much. I really like 👍 both sunny warm and Alaska cold weathers. Plan to be back for more. Thanks so much.
Hi Dear Landshark guess The most I like about you is that you humbly create beautiful moments with your close friends. Congratulations, You are the best. Good luck
Thanks for sharing! The white aspeges you can also coock them for 25 minutes, make some hollendase saus, choped pork bits and hard boiled eggs. Put this on the white asperges.
Victor you are the best cook 5 🌟 hotels chefs cooking, always feeding to so many people we have been watching your videos for a long time now . Love it
I’m so glad you guys want fishing in Alaska. I meant to ask you guys to go up there and do a halibut or salmon video. I’ve been wanting to go up there to fish for a while, but my partner in crime always has other plans with his friends and so looking for someone to join me on the trip. Thank you Victor. Boy you don’t play around! Look at your plating technique. All fancy and professional, just like the cooking shows. Are you starting your own cooking show?! Very beautiful.
This is the 1st. time I've. seen a huge Halibut Fish being caught by a hook, Halibut is my favorite type of fish, & they are usually found in the bottom of the ocean, too difficult to catch them by a simple fishing rod, excellent video, I liked your recipe, but it's better baked than fried. I shared your video for my little young nephew, who lives in Jordan, and he loves fishing, using a fishing rod, always he's asking me to buy him a fishing rod from Vancouver, Canada to practice his hobby in the Gulf of Aqaba on the Red Sea. Even though fishing is prohibited in the Gulf of Aqaba, by both Jordanian & Israeli Governments, because the water is too polluted, Surprisingly, my nephew is only 8 years old, & he's crazy about fishing, I love to visit Alaska, but I am too afraid to drive over from Vancouver, Canada to Alaska , because of the many bears in the area, I was encountered once in Alberta with a black bear, I saw death in front of my own eyes, but I managed to escape safely, in my car, I will fly over from Vancouver, B.C. & rent a vehicle there & tour the area, It's safer this way. Enjoy your catch. You are an excellent Chef, High thumb up for your video.
Really fun watching y'all catch those giant Halibut; and cudo's to the Captain and his crew for putting y'all on all those fish. Alaska is such a special place; from the special fish to the birds, from the bears to the moose, like no other place on earth. And, the Halibut really gave your culinary skills a chance to shine. Y'all produced a really great, entertaining video; fishing in beautiful Alaska, then preparing a meal shared with your friends and family. I'm sure looking forward to getting back up to Alaska again next summer, need more Halibut, Rockfish, Lingcod, King Salmon, etc. Tight Lines, Y'all !!!
This is going to sound weird but here goes 🤣. Not like you guys belong to us "you YT viewers and esp Fla Native viewers", But every time you're away on a CC&C trip, I always feel so much better when you guys are back in your own kitchen doing the "cook" portion of the video. I don't know why but its such a different feeling for me. Thanks again Vic, Brook, and family!
Wow Brother Victor You And Babe Vicky Doing Very Good Fishing Trips in Alaska Catching A Beautiful Halibut it Look So Yummy And it Look So Delicious i'm So Jealous Brother Love it Thank You For Sharing us Your Experience 😎😁😍😚👍👍👌👏👏
Hi my frd am Karim from algeria and so happy this video big fish great adventur alaska you make me jalous but the big deal is you invite your frds and family meeting enjoy 👏👌
I’m live in Durham North Carolina and I live watching you guys fish it’s very entertaining turn down. I like cold water fishing and warm water fishing but I think I like the coal better!
Giant Ling Cod video next! Thank you guys for allowing me to live out this dream of a job!
Thank you !!!!!
You can't beat Seward for good fishing...CONGRATS on the monster Halibut!
Please do more of this cold water fishing
Yum!
Cant wait to watch next vdio
I had a spirtual awakening when you flipped those fish in the pan, and revealed that perfect seasoned crust.
This comment is music to my ears haha
Vic is always such a gentlemen. I love the way you both take pride in spending time with your family and sharing your experiences together. That IS what life is all about and you all have figured out the equation and are continuously living your best lives.
Thank you for pushing me to also do what I love and what serves me and mine.
“Only a 12 oz jig”🤣🤣 I needa start going out deeper😂
I had to skip back 10 seconds when he said that like “come again boss?”
Use a fireball rig and jig or drift it. I use anywhere from 120-500 grams depending on depth and drift.
@@anton2417 I use 1000 in 10 ft of water.
Me freshwater fishing with a 3/4 oz jig 😂. I don't even have a rod that could handle that beast.
Who's the guy with the hat
Worked as a Millwright at PFI Fisheries in Petersburg AK for 15 yrs. Fredrick Sound had World Class Fishing within 20 miles of town on any given day. Chinook's, Coho, Halibut, Shrimp and Crab. My Whaler was set up for 4 and we averaged 500 Lbs+ per outing at our fav Halibut Hole (which was actually a large mound on the glacier floor) nearly every Spring/Summer. I was also running a Salmon Roe Bait Company and many of my Buds were Guides & Pro Fishermen outta Wash & Ore. We'd fly them up and take em to the Halibut Spot, throw out some shrimp or crab pots along the way and wait for Ebb Tide. We always kept the under 40 pounders and gave away the 80Lb+ Halibut as they were much grainier and less tender than the "Chicken" (small) Halibut. Made the mistake of getting a Commercial Jigging Permit for Halibut one Spring and 4 of us hauled up 6500Lbs of Halibut on Rod & Reel in Two Days. I was so sick of Halibut I didn't fish for them again for Two years . . . besides, the Chinook Salmon fishing was amazing and taste pretty good freshly Smoked. Yum !
How can he tell what sex the fish 🐟 was please
My son would like to know he's studying thanks 😊
@@matimus100Halibut are born as males and change to females when they reach 80 to 100 Lbs. Salmon have an anal fin next to their poop chute that has several ribs in the fin that keep its shape. That fin is tallest in front & gets progressively shorter towards the rear. If the two Ribs at the front (tallest) end of the fin stand out as slightly taller and dont taper evenly with rhe remaining ribs, then it's a male Salmon. A nicely evenly tapered anal fin from front to rear is a Female.
2 years ago in June my friend that lives in Anchorage flew me out to Alaska for a week. He has a sailboat in Seward that he has had since 1975. We spent the night on his boat and the next morning we went halibut fishing on a boat called the Perservance. Went 3 hours out. The most amazing fishing trip I have ever been on. Everyone on the boat caught their 2 halibut. I had over 30 pounds of cleaned fish. We went all over the place when I was there. If I could afford to live there I would definitely be living there. I could afford to live in one of those dry cabins, the ones that have no running water and your bathroom is a outhouse. They are only $400.00 a month with all bills paid. The thing is they are in Fairbanks and it gets between 30 and 80 degrees below zero. They are only a few miles from University of Alaska Fairbanks. Just a few miles out of the city you are a good ways back in the woods. I love that idea but the cold there I couldn't take.
I’m just a lil elder lady , that’s been dreaming of this for so long
61yrs. This year, definitely my bucket list , GREAT CATCHES !
One of my favorite fish, could eat it everyday 🎉❤
I love flounder fishing. I can only imagine how thrilling halibut fishing would be. Like you said, it’s on the bucket list. One day.
You are amazing bud, a master fisherman and a chef all in one… You also bring your lady everywhere with you that’s the sign of a good man.. Thanks again…
Some of the best sportfishing there is. Such a thrill. The story about the commercial fisherman in Alaska catching a 400 pounder while out solo, not killing it before he got it in the boat, and then it thrashing so hard that it killed him will stick in my mind until I catch one myself.
No good deed goes unpunished
We shoot the big ones in the head . They can be very dangerous.
Yep. They have also beat the rivets out of alum boats. On a good day of fishing, it sounds like the opening day of duck hunting in the lower 48. Everyone shooting their fish.
Wait you saying the fish kill the guy?
@@lorenzopoke5468
Broke his leg so badly that he bled to death. Drifted ashore 2 days later.
OMG....I can't believe so many Floridians that haven't had Halibut!! Best fish in the WORLD! (Can you tell it's my favorite?!). Victor: we've been on a couple of Alaskan cruises from SoCal, and the last one we took the seaplane trip to the Taku Lodge for a salmon dinner. Fresh caught that day and cooked on outdoor grills while you watch, and even though I'm not a big salmon fan, it was the best fish I'd ever eaten, EXCEPT for any of my halibut eats.
BTW...I will echo what many have said and I've said on your other videos: I'm "hooked" on them. I watch A LOT of YT videos of all persuasions, and the absolute clarity of the video, your personality and uncanny ability to explain everything fishing, and the fantastic content from catch to eat is BAR NONE. Keep up the great work!!!
Victor, I thoroughly enjoy your fishing programs! Great format. I love the way you combine your fishing experiences with the cooking of your catch. As both a lifelong fisherman and hip pocket chef, I can truly say; your videos completely resonate and hit the mark. Keep up the good work!
Wow!!
Looks like a great nice meal presentation and with beautiful consistency..
..from Texas, now..
Lived & cooked in New England for most of our lives..
I served Halibut in a quant captain's home, now, a fine gourmet restaurant, conference, wedding destination venue.. of which I'm proud to be a part of the best local establishment on CapeCod's village of 'Orleans'..
The Historic Captain Linnell House from 1840, a Captain s landlover resistance with a "widow walk" at the time..
Wedding venue and fine dining for 3 decades till the "Covid-19" era of today..
Now bought from 'Bill & Shelley Conway to locals who visited the historic place though out their families, from Marshfield, Massachusetts..
Happy to see these guys landed in Alaska..
We are headed with our RV to Fairbanks on invitation from a clergy who friended in Texas..
I just moved from Cape Coral to Anchorage less than two months ago. Anchorage sucks but everywhere else I've been is great. It's the most scenic place I've ever lived. The drive up through Canada on the Al-Can going through British Columbia was the most beautiful place I've seen on Earth, thus far. Caught my limit of sockeye (red) salmon the second week here. Salmon in the freezer makes me a happy man. Great video!
Can’t ever get enough of Alaska fishing videos. Especially the catch, clean and cook!
I'm glad you had a good trip to Alaska. I am born and raised here and agree with you. There is soooo much life here and when you drop down you NEVER know what you are going to get. I have brought 50lbs plus halibut up on 4oz jigs and giants on greenling as live bait. I can never get enough time on the water. Thank you for showing what we have to offer up here. -Knot Addicted
You put together an absolutely beautiful intro. Your skills (videography, cooking and fishing) just keep on improving. Way to step up the game.
Thank you so much!
I lived in Alaska for 11 years. Halibut and King salmon are the best eating. Used to have 300-400 pounds of fish in the freezer every fall. And about 600pounds of moose. Brings back good memories.
Your fishing gear is amazing.
You are a very successful fisherman Congratulations!
God bless you always!
hug!!!👍🎣😊
Halibut cheeks are probably my most favorite thing you can pull out of the sea. Just an amazing piece of the fish.
Absolute 🔥 Video!!
Thank you brother! Can't wait for our collab!
I messaged you to come out here. Just sayn!!!
Yo Addicts! You guys watch Landshark? You should do a collab with Vick. Go to FL and have him teach you guys to throw away the rods and bobbers and do some spear fishing. Or bring him up to OR and do some epic steelhead and then have him cook for you all.
@@obozomustgo5449 We got some stuff planned!
Addicted is going to collab with my favorite east coast UA-camr!?!?!??! I can die now🙏
I love halibut on the grill with a bit of Tony Cacheres cajun seasoning, Asparagus is a perfect side. I like to give it a sprinkling of fresh grated parmesan before I throw it in the oven
I love the way you guys combine your culture, love of family, fishing,and exploration
* very goal worthy 🌸 🐠 👌 🍀 lucky experience 🐾
My daughter and I have been invited for a fishing trip to Alaska. Definitely on the bucket list. Your Halibut trip is just the ticket. Now I know how to cook it also.
🤣😂🤣😂"Sage, it keeps the evil spirits off the fish!!" Loved that line. Epic video. Keep them coming Vic.
At least one person laughed at my dad joke lol
@@LandsharkOutdoors I laughed so hard when you said that!! No joke. Replayed it just to hear it again. So funny!!
Even tho this video is two years old I have been following Victor&Brook two people who love the out door and appreciate whats is on this planet! The fish was awesome fillet flayed Perfect. And always enjoy the clean and cook and the love you put into the meal and not all fish are created equal or easy to catch GOOD JOB!😋😋😋
Great video. Best part of it is the Sturgill Simpson album playing at the cleaning stations. 😂 "High Top Mountain" and "Metamodern Sounds in Country Music" were definitely his best albums. 👍🏼
Those dudes had some good tunes lol
@@LandsharkOutdoors They sounded southern... Definitely didn't sound like native Alaskans.
You know hes not a saltwater guy when he calls the gaff a harpoon
@ 6:18 he says " you know it's getting serious when he busts out the harpoon" and then points to the harpoon! And then @ 6:31 he harpoons the halibut!!! He didn't call the gaff a harpoon at all.
Awesome video...and I love Halibut! I like mine with simply lemon pepper and butter..broiled to perfection! Yummy!
Epiiic thumby
She was thicccc
Looks nothing like the thumbnail, click bait
Halibut look tasty at 6:42
Great Fish. I used to fish for Halibut in Adak Alaska while in the US Navy. We had a Charter Boat we could rent ran by MWR. Lots of fun. Caught my fair share but nothing real big. My Warrent Officer caught one weighing 680 Pounds.
We need the man Gordon Ramsey himself to try your food to see just how good it is. Because you do a damn good job at making it look perfect. I know for me watching your videos makes me want to have dinner at your house! Keep up the hard work Vic!
I'd be very excited but nervous to cook for Ramsey!
@@LandsharkOutdoors - HAHAHA!! You definitely don't want him to call you a donut!
I can’t believe all these friends have never had halibut. It’s so good. Glad you enjoyed your time in my beautiful home state. Greetings from North Pole, Alaska.
Thanks Phil!
If you haven't finished off all the halibut yet, I highly recommend doing a ceviche with some. And to kick it up a notch, presoak the halibut after cutting it into small cubes for an hour in tequila before putting it in the lime juice.
Tried it. It adulterates the flavor or the fish. It would probable taste the same and cost a hell of a lot less to use cod.
why would you waste perfectly good halibut by putting it in tequila?
@@5lanediver I find it awesome and if I have halibut that's what I want to do with it. You can do what you want with your own halibut.
I’m definitely gonna try that
Because thats how mexicans do it ahd sh1t, they do not make ceviche. Try peruvian style bruh, best ceviche in the workd bar none
Some of my favorite UA-camrs will forage for oysters, clams, neck clams, cockels, etc. Plus, they will fish and/or dive for lobster. After this, they do a shoreline clean and cook. The west coast has quite a bit of that. Traveling is always good.
I love living in Alaska! So glad you got a chance to come and experience it for yourself!
Been catching Flounder on the Gulf coast of Mexico for over 55 years. A delicious fish to be cooked so many ways!
Flounder is the general name for a whole Flatfish family, including Turbot, Sole, Plaice, and more. Halibut is part of that family. The confusion comes from the fact that several species have “Flounder” in their name, while others, like California Halibut, aren't actually Halibut at all.
I hope, to one day, be able to catch cook and eat a Halibut.
BTW great video, I'm a fan. Thanks 🎣 🐟
Yo it’s great to see this channel grow and evolve…it’s like National Geographic and Food Network but better 🔥🔥
Lol thank you
That view at 0:20 really makes you feel small when comparing the size of the boat to the land masses in the background. Absolutely astonishing. Earth is so dashing.
I'm an Aussie and subscribed to a lot of local fishing channels. Here we have the great barrier reef and a massive variety of species... But hey i've gotta say that i love your content the best! The catch and cooks are great and i love the variety of your content and fisheries you play in. Great stuff mate keep it up!
@Landshark Outdoors Going to Alaska next summer on a cruise. Have one day set up for halibut fishing. Can't wait! I used to make a pistachio encrusted sea bass, but found I could do the same with a thick piece of halibut, pan fried and finished in the oven and set up with a cream lemon -butter sauce with capers and pair that with asparagus and we have a delicious meal. Be careful not to overcook halibut as then it becomes very dry and tougher to eat.
Went on a fishing trip w a guide. Needless to say it was the most unpleasant and worthless fishing trip I’ve ever been on. Buyer beware. In Alaska fisherman are allowed one fish of most species. The three anglers on my boat were not allowed to catch and release. In fact, one angler on the boat may catch all the Halibut and those fish are distributed to others on the boat. The guides focus is on pictures and advertising, not who catches what. He will take pics at the doc and use them to sell his business. If you shelled out $500 for a half day of fishing and watched everyone else reel them in, even yours which you DID NOT catch. Mark it up to a bad experience and move on.
Sorry to hear you had a bad guide experience. Come to Southeast Alaska (Prince of Wales Island), and I'm sure you'll find a much more pleasant and successful trip.
Where was this? Just so I know where to stay away from! Going to be in Anchorage in a few months
@@justinj5665uh, if I were to guess, probably Alaska.
I would recommend salmon fishing in Soldotna, I just went on a guided tour today and caught some big King Salmon.
@@joshuathompson9346 no shit genius, did you read the comment or are you just mentally challenged?
Vik & Brooke… thank you. One of the more glorious views I’ve ever seen. Thanks so much for sharing with us. Wow! Thanks again, Enjoy!
Garrett was so chill and seasoned❣
Really nice job filleting those big halibut!!!!! What gorgeous meat!! I spent 32 years filleting salmon caught out of my own boats in Lake Michigan and smoked probably 75% of them. Really enjoyed your video!!!
Vic… please come up with a Landshark Outdoors merch lineup! We need landshark outdoor hoodies, hats, t-shirts, sweat pants, tanks… all of it!!!
I am from Australia and tasted my first Halibut while on holiday in Victoria, Canada in 2017. I had been waiting for so long to try it and believe me, it did not disappoint my taste buds. A week later we were in Seattle and I did it all over again. What a great fish .... next time I would love to catch one myself as well. I was impressed by the way you prepared and cooked it too.
Did you see the Halibut cheeks that were cut out? If you ever see those on the menu, make sure you order them. They're like the filet mignon of Halibut.
I love how entertaining they make this fishing Trip nothing better then laughing and learning I truly enjoy this
Your dad is understandably proud of you. I love that you have a clean channel. Not often does one get combined content, both parts are equally entertaining and informative. I was so over all the court room and royal drama that I googled 'deep sea fishing' on a whim, and now I'm hooked :)
Beautiful fish! great job.
Absolutely a great video, i love having the family all at the same table for food and conversation
Man this was such a wholesome video im glad you can combine family time with UA-cam in a tasteful way.
We had a friend bring back so halibut for us like 30yrs ago. It was amazing we cooked it on the grill we made Halibut chowder it was amazing. We still have not made it to Alaska but we hope to soon.
that was really cool how you gave everyone the chance to express themselves, not every family does that at all. 💯👏
This is probably the best presentation I’ve ever seen as far as cooking and plating in a catch and cool video I’ve ever seen great job
Glad you had fun,.. but I wouldn't trade the sun and surf for that weather any day. I'm happy catching their smaller cousins ( flounder) along with the specks and redfish here in Padre Island( Texas 🤠).
I always enjoy your shows on Fishing. At least I can enjoy the fishing while in the pandemic and being indoors. Thanks for the footage
every year in March we go to Norway to catch halibut...usually we bring back about 70-80 kg...vacuum and in the freezer,You can cook it in so many ways and it is always delicious
Wow, these meals are getting beyond gourmet. Landshark Seafood Grill -- a destination restaurant. Coming in the future to southern Florida!!!
We’re moving to Wasilla in 3 weeks…been fishing in Northern Maine…and can’t wait to fish in Alaska! Inspiring
Awesome catch! 👍 Love Halibut! So good! Yum. 😊
Wonderful Video.. i love the blue ocean.. thanks for sharing..😍👍
I cooked Halibut only once I smoked it, butter, garlic and thyme is all I put on it. Only 1 hour to smoke it . So GOOOOOOD
6:00 felt genuine, it was my pleasure bungee and hello from New Zealand
Whoa! You guys are killing me.. your at my Most favorite place in the World to fish. My 65th or Before Birthday Present to myself..
I Love it!
Thx guys..
Wow!!! I can tell that’s your dad. 2 good looking mugs… keep it up Vic.
I LOVE YOUR ALASKA FISHING VIDEOS! I LOVE COLD WATER SEA FISHING! THE FISH ARE SO BIG!
I had halibut for the first time last week… I really liked it.. it’s expensive here in Minnesota.. the most expensive fish you can get, to my knowledge..
I like to watch your video I love to catching fish 🐠🐟❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 From SINGAPORE
If you find yourself in Henderson, NV....Try the Halibut at the Tuscany Grill the sauce they make with it is to die for...😋
Great 👍 video, first time viewing your channel, really love it. Thanks 🙏 so much. I really like 👍 both sunny warm and Alaska cold weathers. Plan to be back for more. Thanks so much.
Hi Dear Landshark
guess
The most I like about you is that you humbly create beautiful moments with your close friends.
Congratulations, You are the best.
Good luck
Pea stuff, lol Brooke, another awesome video Victor I cant wait till a new video comes out, You guys are awesome and love both of your channels
Who needs a 5 star restaurant when y'all got an amazing chef! Y'all are eating good!
Thanks for sharing! The white aspeges you can also coock them for 25 minutes, make some hollendase saus, choped pork bits and hard boiled eggs. Put this on the white asperges.
The fishing was so awesome and also the cooking of the hailcut fish was delicious👩🍳🐟
that was one of the most beautiful intro b-roll sequences I've ever seen.
You kept your word Alaska!!! ♡♡♡♡♡
I wish I had that thick fresh fillet for "sashimi" with Wasabi and one shot of Soju !! Love you guys show, Keep it up.
Victor you are the best cook 5 🌟 hotels chefs cooking, always feeding to so many people we have been watching your videos for a long time now . Love it
Another Phenominal meal coutesy of Victor I keep wishing I was sitting at that table and sampling all your interesting , but delicious meals !
I’m so glad you guys want fishing in Alaska. I meant to ask you guys to go up there and do a halibut or salmon video. I’ve been wanting to go up there to fish for a while, but my partner in crime always has other plans with his friends and so looking for someone to join me on the trip. Thank you Victor. Boy you don’t play around! Look at your plating technique. All fancy and professional, just like the cooking shows. Are you starting your own cooking show?! Very beautiful.
I like the cold stuff. beautiful job cutting it up. that looks so delicious that I am going to get some halibut right now. cheers bud.
This is the 1st. time I've. seen a huge Halibut Fish being caught by a hook, Halibut is my favorite type of fish, & they are usually found in the bottom of the ocean, too difficult to catch them by a simple fishing rod, excellent video, I liked your recipe, but it's better baked than fried. I shared your video for my little young nephew, who lives in Jordan, and he loves fishing, using a fishing rod, always he's asking me to buy him a fishing rod from Vancouver, Canada to practice his hobby in the Gulf of Aqaba on the Red Sea. Even though fishing is prohibited in the Gulf of Aqaba, by both Jordanian & Israeli Governments, because the water is too polluted, Surprisingly, my nephew is only 8 years old, & he's crazy about fishing, I love to visit Alaska, but I am too afraid to drive over from Vancouver, Canada to Alaska , because of the many bears in the area, I was encountered once in Alberta with a black bear, I saw death in front of my own eyes, but I managed to escape safely, in my car, I will fly over from Vancouver, B.C. & rent a vehicle there & tour the area, It's safer this way. Enjoy your catch. You are an excellent Chef, High thumb up for your video.
My wife and I have been to Juneau three time fishing always catch and have a great time thanks Captains
Alaska is my dream vacation. 2 more months and I'm going. What a fish!
Most humble people ever. Subscribed!
Really fun watching y'all catch those giant Halibut; and cudo's to the Captain and his crew for putting y'all on all those fish. Alaska is such a special place; from the special fish to the birds, from the bears to the moose, like no other place on earth. And, the Halibut really gave your culinary skills a chance to shine. Y'all produced a really great, entertaining video; fishing in beautiful Alaska, then preparing a meal shared with your friends and family. I'm sure looking forward to getting back up to Alaska again next summer, need more Halibut, Rockfish, Lingcod, King Salmon, etc. Tight Lines, Y'all !!!
Thanks for watching Kenny!
This is going to sound weird but here goes 🤣. Not like you guys belong to us "you YT viewers and esp Fla Native viewers", But every time you're away on a CC&C trip, I always feel so much better when you guys are back in your own kitchen doing the "cook" portion of the video. I don't know why but its such a different feeling for me. Thanks again Vic, Brook, and family!
Thank you! I def like cooking at home I can
go all out!
Amazing view and fishing spot. Big like my friend👍👍👍🌑🤝👍
You married into a wonderful family Vic. Nice to see your dad in this one also.
i live in northern California. i catch, clean cook a lot of halibut. i thought your cook and presentation was fabulous.
You look like a beautiful meal I'm sure it tasted really great!!😊 Thanks for sharing!? In a nice family & friends!!
Wow Brother Victor You And Babe Vicky Doing Very Good Fishing Trips in Alaska Catching A Beautiful Halibut it Look So Yummy And it Look So Delicious i'm So Jealous Brother Love it Thank You For Sharing us Your Experience 😎😁😍😚👍👍👌👏👏
The halibut and asparagus looks tempting and the table setting is artistic. Vic. Congratulations from malaysia . Wish I was a guest there.
that dish of fish looks a real treat!😀😀😀😀
Hi my frd am Karim from algeria and so happy this video big fish great adventur alaska you make me jalous but the big deal is you invite your frds and family meeting enjoy 👏👌
Just want to let you know how much I enjoy your cooking sections in your videos!!
I’m live in Durham North Carolina and I live watching you guys fish it’s very entertaining turn down. I like cold water fishing and warm water fishing but I think I like the coal better!
I have NEVER watched any videos like this idk why I watched this but guess what I’m liking subscribing and I’m here for it!