Amazing Way Remove Bones | Big Carp Fish Skinning & Chopping

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I will show you how to clean and cook carp. The best way to eat carp. You will eat carp if you cut it this way. Slice the fillet thinly. The bones will be very short. When stir-fried, deep-fried in oil, bake or make into soup, you don't even notice or feel the bones. In this video I will show you how: Clean fish eggs or roe. How to scale fish. How to gut fish. How to clean fish intestine. How to clean fish head. How to fillet fish. How to clean carp. How to Cook Carp. Catching carp. Fishing for carp using Sweat Corn kernel as bait. Remove mud smell. Remove fishy smell. Remove bloodline. Remove fish scales. Catch clean and cook carp fish.
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Most unwanted Fish in Australia
Carp are an abundant invasive fish species that has been contributing to environmental degradation across the Murray-Darling Basin since the 1960s. Carp are an invasive fish species. Carp is considered a noxious aquatic species in Victoria, Australia.
In Victoria, It is an offence to release live carp (or any noxious species) into any waters. The maximum penalty (in court) is a fine of $14,084 for a first offence and $28,168 for a second offence. I would say, carp is the most unwanted fish in Australia. If you return Carp to the water in Victoria you are committing an offence!......
Carp is not easy to catch. It took me 5 years to learn how to catch carp. Carps are very smart and fishing them needs experience, patient and planning.
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@brianlocal3 Год назад

It absolutely amazes me that most westernurse in fisherman that I know have to have specialty fillet knives but when you actually watch a lot of other people and countries fillet the fish for using cleavers and regular butchers knives and chefs knives, and makes it look just so simple. You just impressed the heck out of me

@corneliusoutdoors Год назад

Thank you so much 😊. You made my day. Have blessed day!

@chuauzikpuia4658 Год назад

Westernurse! XD

@corneliusoutdoors Год назад

🥰

@iampercy 2 года назад

Perfect! Cornelius. Thanks for sharing. I wouldn’t take the trouble to clean the intestine but you seems to enjoy eating it. Must be yummy 🤤. Thanks again for sharing. Carp is good to eat .

@TheRabidfan 2 года назад

I've been a carp fisherman in the USA for a while now but want to stsrt eating them. Thanks for showing me how to do it!

@corneliusoutdoors 2 года назад

You are welcome. My younger son thought the fried ones were calamari or onion rings. Lol. I really want to change perception of this fish. To be honest, I couldn’t eat them in the beginning but now I really like 👍🏽 it.

@kingmuffasa27 Год назад

Nothing goes to waste 👍

@corneliusoutdoors Год назад

Yep. Thanks. I used to enjoy eating the intestines cooked by my late mom. She purposely cleaned it just lightly. A little bit of the gal bladder make the dish taste so good with rice. Yum 🤤

@FishingOhrid 3 месяца назад

4:19 How do you mean boneless filet :)))) what about the Y bones in the filet and the bones in the tail part?

@malonphillips3268 2 месяца назад

Looking good

@corneliusoutdoors 2 месяца назад

Thank you 🙏

@CundaliniWantsHisHandBack 6 месяцев назад

Fantastic! Best video on how to do it.

@corneliusoutdoors 6 месяцев назад

Thank you so much 😊

@TshepoMavimbela 3 месяца назад

Do a carp recipe series bro

@corneliusoutdoors 3 месяца назад

Thanks, bro. I will 🙏. I really need to start. Thanks for the encouragement 🙏🙏🙏

@missouribankfishing 13 дней назад

I usually grind my carp fillets and make fish cakes.

@corneliusoutdoors 13 дней назад

I have not try this. I don’t have a good grinder. Any suggestion? I can get one from Kmart

@missouribankfishing 13 дней назад

@@corneliusoutdoors any small meat grinder will work

@corneliusoutdoors 13 дней назад

@@missouribankfishing will definitely get one. I’ll make fish balls too 👌👍🏽🙏

@mirriulahwaterdog Год назад

Cornelius, can I eat the bone when it is thinly stir fried or do I have to worry about it sticking in my gut.

@corneliusoutdoors Год назад

😂😂😂 don’t worry, mate. Just eat it. Will dissolve in no time. Even a whole Y bone will be gone. As long a it passed your throat, all good 😊

@corneliusoutdoors Год назад

How are you, mate? No flooding? The local creek I use to fish and paddle overflowed 2 days ago. The water almost reached the walking path.

@TshepoMavimbela 3 месяца назад

Tell me, does the cleanliness of the water affect how carp tastes in your opinion?

@corneliusoutdoors 3 месяца назад

Up to a certain extent, maybe. Since the last video I posted, I have learned better ways to cook carp. The only difference I notice is the type of water they are in not the cleanliness of the water. A river carp tastes a lot better than a lake carp. Could be due to the activities involved. In rivers, the carp has to move a lot. Fighting the current, variety of food and so on. Similar to confined versus free range chickens. The texture and taste are different. So in terms of cleanliness of water affecting the taste? Not really. 😊👍🏽

@TshepoMavimbela 3 месяца назад

@@corneliusoutdoors okay I have not tasted river carp as yet here iny area we only have lakes, literally a lot of areas are named lake such as Lakeside, Lakefield. Still learning about fishing though and it's really nice no lie

@fahmiyusoff9154 10 месяцев назад

For carp like this.. You just score the flesh... And deep fried until its crispy.. The bone will get crispy and doesn't need to be removed.. Just make sweet sour sauce to go with it and it's delicious

@corneliusoutdoors 10 месяцев назад

Very true. But I do like steamed fish.

@kevinmeeske3412 11 месяцев назад

Great video thanks

@corneliusoutdoors 11 месяцев назад

Thanks again, mate. It’s really nice to know that. It really encourages me to continue posting. 🙏🙏🙏

@nickybeingnicky Год назад

Thank you so much for all of this information. Wonderful sir

@corneliusoutdoors Год назад

Awe 🥰. You made my day. I was so worried about the quality of the video. I was using an iPhone 6, I think. Glad the video is informative. 🙏👍🏽

@nickybeingnicky Год назад

@@corneliusoutdoors nobody has been as informative as you have been in my three days of researching cleaning techniques!

@corneliusoutdoors Год назад

Really? 🥰🥰🥰 I do this all the time. You have bring home or bin your catch here in Australia. I just can’t bin them. Such waste. I became really good at it now. I am so happy that you like the video.

@TheRabidfan 2 года назад

Of you could share the recipes for each part that would be great!

@corneliusoutdoors 2 года назад

I will. Thanks 🙏

@adrianjohnson1028 Год назад

You say nothing goes to waste. Do you do anything with the gills? Does it go into your soup?

@corneliusoutdoors Год назад

That is correct. Just rinse it under running water. It turned greyish in soup. You can eat the girls right up to the frame of the gills. Yummy and crunchy. I have deep fried it before too. Really nice. Full of blood capillaries

@fahmiyusoff9154 10 месяцев назад

Bro.. Flush the intestine using a hose

@corneliusoutdoors 10 месяцев назад

Too small and they break easily 😀

@rschiwal 10 месяцев назад

You almost lost me at eyeball.

@corneliusoutdoors 10 месяцев назад

Sorry 🙏. But that is the best part

@jerryleto 2 года назад

Tempted to try eating carp 🥴

@corneliusoutdoors 2 года назад

U should

@timmontano8792 18 дней назад

Wow; this guy eats everything except for the fishing equipment he caught it with.

@corneliusoutdoors 17 дней назад

😜😂🤣. How about the bait? I eat the leftover corn kernel too 👌😂😊.

@timmontano8792 16 дней назад

@@corneliusoutdoors I'm glad you have a sense of humor. That's a rare thing to have now in the present day when so many people are so easily offended. I've just been watching videos on how to prepare common carp for eating. When I was a young child, my parents would catch and cook carp occasionally. Now I have access to fishing waters with giant carp living in them. After my childhood was over, I was always told that carp are "Trash-Fish" so they're not very good to eat. Been thinking about catching one and trying to cook it.

@corneliusoutdoors 16 дней назад

@@timmontano8792 All good, mate! When I first arrived in Australia 8 years ago, I heard the same advice. After some research, I discovered that carp is in high demand in many countries, including Europe. We don't have this fish in Malaysia, and growing up in Borneo, fishing wasn't a pastime-it was a means of survival. I had to follow my dad fishing at night, often in the rain, paddling far while hungry, and using mainly nets or makeshift poles from palm fronds with 2 to 3-meter lines. It was a difficult ordeal, but it was necessary to find food. When I got here, I started using a fishing rod with a reel that I bought from KMart for $15. Learning how to use it and cast properly was a challenge, and I eventually gave up and went back to using a simple pole and line. It took me five years to learn how to catch carp effectively. Now, I enjoy free carp for dinner every night, though my family doesn't eat it. I've experimented with various ways to prepare and cook carp, including salting, pickling, drying, and fermenting. Recently, I even made Bottarga from carp eggs. I've recorded all of this on video but haven't had the chance to edit and post them yet. I hope to do so soon. So, you should definitely give carp fishing and cooking a try!