DFW Commission and lobster recomendations

[makobob]

These are California Spiny Lobster, they were born here and they should stay HERE.

[danjor]

Originally Posted by makobob

These are California Spiny Lobster, they were born here and they should stay HERE.

But unfortunately most of them are shipped to Asian country's and not consumed here. Other than point loma seafood I have not come across them anywhere in a consumer market. If I ever saw them on a menu I would order them and I'm sure most people would if they even knew they existed since IMO they taste a lot better than east cost bugs.

[PapaDave]

For all the time, cost and effort put in by hoop netters, why the heck would we be selling them? The statement that recreational bugs are ending up in stores is rediculous. What kind of store or restraunt would depend on sport caught lobster to stock it's shelves/freezers? I think they made that one up.

[makobob]

Originally Posted by danjor

But unfortunately most of them are shipped to Asian country's and not consumed here. Other than point loma seafood I have not come across them anywhere in a consumer market. If I ever saw them on a menu I would order them and I'm sure most people would if they even knew they existed since IMO they taste a lot better than east cost bugs.

You have to go to MEXICO to find them.
If Asia wants lobster let them farm them.
California lobster for California!

I am done.

[jorluivil]

Bob, I thought the same thing about these halibut that I saw at Costco, they weren't even close to being legal. If they are a product of California I would have to assume they are definitely illegal

I'm still trying to understand the description of the fish:
Fresh Wild 'California' Halibut, Product of 'Mexico'

Maybe a California halibut crossed the border into Mexico, got pregnant while in Mexico and that's where these baby Halibut were born

[danjor]

Originally Posted by jorluivil

Bob, I thought the same thing about these halibut that I saw at Costco, they weren't even close to being legal. If they are a product of California I would have to assume they are definitely illegal

I'm still trying to understand the description of the fish:
Fresh Wild 'California' Halibut, Product of 'Mexico'

Maybe a California halibut crossed the border into Mexico, got pregnant while in Mexico and that's where these baby Halibut were born

I don't even know what to say about this. Undersized illegal alien halibut?
Did you take that pic if so which Costco?

[jorluivil]

Originally Posted by danjor

I don't even know what to say about this. Undersized illegal alien halibut?
Did you take that pic if so which Costco?

Costco in Norwalk

[danjor]

Originally Posted by jorluivil

Costco in Norwalk

Forwarded photo to cousin who is scientific advisor for DFW I'll see what he says.

[wiredantz]

Originally Posted by jorluivil

Bob, I thought the same thing about these halibut that I saw at Costco, they weren't even close to being legal. If they are a product of California I would have to assume they are definitely illegal

I'm still trying to understand the description of the fish:
Fresh Wild 'California' Halibut, Product of 'Mexico'

Maybe a California halibut crossed the border into Mexico, got pregnant while in Mexico and that's where these baby Halibut were born

That is just plain wrong!!!!






I would like to welcome everyone to the land of America.

Where the rich get richer and the poor get poorer.


In terms of kayak fishing:


Where the people full of money get more fish while the people with no money get less fish, and the poor fisherman can not even buy the rich people fish.