Full Version: This guy didn't watch Don's how to clean a tuna vid
Virginia Beach Sport Fishing > VBSF.net Sport Fishing Forums > Offshore, Gulf Stream & Canyons (Ocean City MD to Hatteras NC)
Is it legal to clean tuna on the water????? 
Yea, the commercial guys have to prep them like that as soon as they come out of the water to get top dollar at the dock.
He needs one of these....
I love IT! 
I've seen people steak wahoos with hacksaws
i was reading the comments on the video on the youtube page and it say
have you tried useing a chain saw?
and the reply was
yes but it just messed up the saw
have you tried useing a chain saw?
and the reply was
yes but it just messed up the saw
QUOTE (fordbjr @ Jan 21 2008, 10:00 AM) 
I've seen people steak wahoos with hacksaws
I've used a reciprical saw on Wahoo...it made chopping up that 83# Wahoo easy !....Bob
For starters I put the King or Wahoo on my lathe to get all the scales off, then I steam clean the debris off the remaining fish with my Graco 3000 psi pressure washer .To dry the meat off I use my Sthil Back pack blower.I then put the fish on my Dewalt Miter Box and cut the steaks in 22.5 degree opposing angles so the meat interlocks on the grill . To apply the Sauce I use an old school oil spout.I spread the sauce with a Goodie paint brush and this helps keep all my power tools from collecting dust in the winter months.
QUOTE (Mega Bite @ Jan 21 2008, 02:39 PM)
For starters I put the King or Wahoo on my lathe to get all the scales off, then I steam clean the debris off the remaining fish with my Graco 3000 psi pressure washer .To dry the meat off I use my Sthil Back pack blower.I then put the fish on my Dewalt Miter Box and cut the steaks in 22.5 degree opposing angles so the meat interlocks on the grill . To apply the Sauce I use an old school oil spout.I spread the sauce with a Goodie paint brush and this helps keep all my power tools from collecting dust in the winter months.
Now thats funny
[quote name='bobdu11' post='76638' date='Jan 21 2008, 11:06 AM'][quote name='fordbjr' post='76627' date='Jan 21 2008, 10:00 AM']I've seen people steak wahoos with hacksaws[/quote]
I've used a reciprical saw on Wahoo...it made chopping up that 83# Wahoo easy !....Bob
[/quote]
I use a 9" scalloped offset sandwich knife made by DR to steak them( http://www.dexter-russell.com/Search_detai...ame=sofgrip.asp ). Seems weird but it works. I just filet the bigger ones.
I've used a reciprical saw on Wahoo...it made chopping up that 83# Wahoo easy !....Bob
[/quote]
I use a 9" scalloped offset sandwich knife made by DR to steak them( http://www.dexter-russell.com/Search_detai...ame=sofgrip.asp ). Seems weird but it works. I just filet the bigger ones.
QUOTE (Mega Bite @ Jan 21 2008, 01:39 PM)
For starters I put the King or Wahoo on my lathe to get all the scales off, then I steam clean the debris off the remaining fish with my Graco 3000 psi pressure washer .To dry the meat off I use my Sthil Back pack blower.I then put the fish on my Dewalt Miter Box and cut the steaks in 22.5 degree opposing angles so the meat interlocks on the grill . To apply the Sauce I use an old school oil spout.I spread the sauce with a Goodie paint brush and this helps keep all my power tools from collecting dust in the winter months.
hahahha...keith, you're frigging funny dude...can't wait to be offshore with ya again....COME ON SPRING !.....Bob
QUOTE (Mega Bite @ Jan 21 2008, 01:39 PM)
For starters I put the King or Wahoo on my lathe to get all the scales off, then I steam clean the debris off the remaining fish with my Graco 3000 psi pressure washer .To dry the meat off I use my Sthil Back pack blower.I then put the fish on my Dewalt Miter Box and cut the steaks in 22.5 degree opposing angles so the meat interlocks on the grill . To apply the Sauce I use an old school oil spout.I spread the sauce with a Goodie paint brush and this helps keep all my power tools from collecting dust in the winter months.
Keith,
You're well on your way to getting a NASCAR-looking Wrap for Mega Bite with all those commercial endorsements!
Sharp hooks and tight lines.
Dave
QUOTE (Mega Bite @ Jan 21 2008, 01:39 PM)
For starters I put the King or Wahoo on my lathe to get all the scales off, then I steam clean the debris off the remaining fish with my Graco 3000 psi pressure washer .To dry the meat off I use my Sthil Back pack blower.I then put the fish on my Dewalt Miter Box and cut the steaks in 22.5 degree opposing angles so the meat interlocks on the grill . To apply the Sauce I use an old school oil spout.I spread the sauce with a Goodie paint brush and this helps keep all my power tools from collecting dust in the winter months.
By the way...the easiest method I use to clean my fish quickly with no muss, no fuss and hardly get my hands dirty....is to use Don!!!!
QUOTE (Salt Shaker @ Jan 20 2008, 09:49 AM)
Is it legal to clean tuna on the water?????
Yeah he is not cleaning him, just killing the brain. They might cut a slot to expose the brain and run a heavy section of mono into the spine to further shut down the nervous system.
They clip the tips of the tail, but leave the curved fork area for measuring.
[quote name='bobdu11' post='76638' date='Jan 21 2008, 11:06 AM'][quote name='fordbjr' post='76627' date='Jan 21 2008, 10:00 AM']I've seen people steak wahoos with hacksaws[/quote]
I've used a reciprical saw on Wahoo...it made chopping up that 83# Wahoo easy !....Bob
[/quote]
Yeah, Reelax used a Zawsaw on the swordfish I caught.
I've used a reciprical saw on Wahoo...it made chopping up that 83# Wahoo easy !....Bob
[/quote]
Yeah, Reelax used a Zawsaw on the swordfish I caught.
QUOTE (Mega Bite @ Jan 21 2008, 01:39 PM)
For starters I put the King or Wahoo on my lathe to get all the scales off, then I steam clean the debris off the remaining fish with my Graco 3000 psi pressure washer .To dry the meat off I use my Sthil Back pack blower.I then put the fish on my Dewalt Miter Box and cut the steaks in 22.5 degree opposing angles so the meat interlocks on the grill . To apply the Sauce I use an old school oil spout.I spread the sauce with a Goodie paint brush and this helps keep all my power tools from collecting dust in the winter months.
Hilarious...
This is a "lo-fi" version of our main content. To view the full version with more information, formatting and images, please click here.