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The small has small fish. The big side has some key structures, a L shape wall, couple of ditches, rocks, a big point, dam wall and areas where you can flip and hook some giants.
Also Hawaiian salt should be used. Some put a little dash of liquid smoke also. Traditionally laulau is steamed or put in a oven not a Japanese hibachi grill.
This is a great video especially at night. I would like to ask where might I be able to purchase one or two of your night light torches ? Please ? I would like to try this because it looks like a lot of fun.
this kind of speed cutting is really pointless imo. it's a high quality fish and worth spending the time to deconstruct it properly. the opah in particular was really egregious, lot of quality cuts that are important from a culinary perspective that the guy didn't even bother to take off and explain. Tommy Gomes does a much better job on opah and you should watch that video instead to really understand this fish and how to cook it from a guy who actually knows his stuff.
Wow great video! Good editing and footage. Super awesome that basically everyone found a crab and netted it, even though the last one was female. These Samoan crabs are the same exact species as the ones you got in Micronesia (mangrove crabs). What island did you catch all these Samoan crabs on?
Do you guys cast those p e n n lever drags or do you kayak them out because I have a TLD 25 lever drag and I am learning how to cast it I'm just wondering how you guys do it with those lever drags
