How To Fillet a Fish with an Alaskan Fisherman

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Jeremy Woodrow of the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute (and lifelong fisherman), is in the MUNCHIES Test Kitchen to show us how to properly clean and fillet a fish. He cuts up several salmon steaks and fillets from one big sockeye salmon, removing pinbones while keeping the flesh of the fish intact.
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@Alex-bf7mc 5 лет назад

No idea why i watched this but it was really interesting thank you

@Potato-wz4ke 5 лет назад

me either

@ryantidwell9335 5 лет назад

dude same

@vash347 5 лет назад

There's something really gratifying about being able to fillet fish... When you get good and you see how nice the cuts come out you feel proud! Because trust me, you will butcher plenty and end up with a lot of spoon meat!

@J0NJONSON 3 года назад

Isn’t that the RU-vid motto?

@football75able 5 лет назад

Props to anyone who actually goes out and fillets a fish

@camiloordonez4906 5 лет назад

There could be fishmongers watching the video

@RubyJamez 5 лет назад

I do it is way cheaper and you can make a soup with bones, head and belly and than you basically go zero waste on that fish.

@RobinLundqvist 5 лет назад

Burby Lee my family is very traditional swedish and we fished pretty often. dad and granddad taught me everything I need to know about fish hehe.

@RobinLundqvist 5 лет назад

shlomo kikebherger people become less independent as they move into cities. call it useless if you want but it’s a privilege imo.

@jaymartinez2197 5 лет назад

@shlomo kikebherger look at u all useful talking senseless crap pn the internet! Youre a real contribution to society! Thanks for always letting other know theyre useless what would the world do without your services

@halfstrike721 5 лет назад

Damn I was trying to see him filet this fish but now I wanna start a salmon fertilized garden

@melvincollins8104 5 лет назад

He left so much behind, now imaging all the fish he wasted in his lifetime. Idiot probably throws away the skin and deep fries fresh fish.

@tedtraeger3344 5 лет назад

@@melvincollins8104 wait what

@LOLletsallfreakout 5 лет назад

@Melvin Collins not sure you realise how much of a huge douchewad you sound like. the fact that he even mentioned fertilising your garden with it means that he’s encouraging people not to throw away or waste any of the fish. he also said that when grilling he keeps the skin on. stop commenting on videos you don’t watch, you moron.

@jaydowd2351 5 лет назад

@@LOLletsallfreakout end of the day he would make a shit fish monger

@granadosb63 5 лет назад

*_vanessa_* we need more people in this world like you🥺

@polak.7144 4 года назад

I actually expected to see an old bearded man skinning a salmon with a hunter knife in front of a frozen lake

@AB-xi9im 4 года назад

Red Dead Redemption 2

@paulayasuy434 4 года назад

johnny sins fillets salmon on his free time

@obnxis 4 года назад

Well as someone leaving for the Russian River tomorrow night... that's usually what actually happens, beards, cussing, a filet knife, a running river and it happens about 8 min faster, LOL

@MikeTrieu 5 лет назад

That salmon steak being held together with the skin idea is brilliant! Perfectly even thickness with minimal effort.

@motsach5397 5 лет назад

But the skin will not be seared and I think seared salmon skin is extremely good on salmon steak.

@MikeTrieu 5 лет назад

@@motsach5397 The nice thing about this technique is that you can always fold the steak back again to expose the skin and finish the skin on a smoking hot skillet to crisp it up without adding too much additional heat to the meat. Best of both worlds.

@motsach5397 5 лет назад

@@MikeTrieu have you tried doing it yet? I believe that you cannot fold it that easily since it will break the fish when it's even slightly cooked. I havent tried doing it, just my speculation.

@MikeTrieu 5 лет назад

@@motsach5397 You fold it while it's raw, cook it, and then unfold it with the skin side now down. You just have to use a spatula to guide it back.

@motsach5397 5 лет назад

@@MikeTrieu I'm convinced you have never done this before lol

@eertikrux666 4 года назад

Me: I don’t need to know how Me 1 second later: maybe I do, just in case

@billypilgrim1 5 лет назад

This guy has the same timbre of voice as Jeff Goldblum

@spoonballs 5 лет назад

YOU have the same timbre of voice as Jeff Goldblum more like it

@benilak 5 лет назад

*as Jeff Goldblum

@plataoplomo9018 5 лет назад

Speak English

@billypilgrim1 5 лет назад

@@plataoplomo9018 I am?

@billypilgrim1 5 лет назад

@@benilak Thanks Ben, I was pretty dosed up when I wrote it

@Fillkarre 5 лет назад

The spoon meat got my appetite really going, looks amazing.

@shaqtalksstocks 5 лет назад

Filleツ when he said salmon burgers i lost it! can you imagine

@rizzathegreat 5 лет назад

I'm definitely not going to do that but it was fun to watch 😊

@brothersalt5827 5 лет назад

Rizza The Great lmao basically everyone who visits a mychannel 😂

@rizzathegreat 5 лет назад

@dark lord It's not that it's hard. I just can't finish that much fish.

@rizzathegreat 5 лет назад

@dark lord I don't have a family, so buying large quantities ends up being a waste.

@tysonseafoot7834 5 лет назад

Rizza The Great cut The filets into a size that you like then vacuum seal and freeze it.

@tysonseafoot7834 5 лет назад

Rizza The Great that’s what I do when I catch one. Or just invite all your friends and family for dinner lol

@RodrigoTambara 5 лет назад

I will never fillet a salmon in my life, but there's something oddly pleasing in seeing someone good in his craft explain it so well. Great video

@jostanvallis3564 5 лет назад

4:56 holy, that’s way more satisfying that those slime or ASMR videos

@Avetarx 5 лет назад

Next time: How To Fillet an Alaskan Fisherman with a Brown Bear.

@ilyaelric9539 5 лет назад

Kodiak Bear *

@worldofwatii7366 5 лет назад

Avetarx with maple syrup seasoning

@cashyman1941 4 года назад

@@ilyaelric9539 Kodiak Brown Bears only exist on the Kodiak Island. There are other brown bears in Alaska

@James-wd9ib 4 года назад

I knew I wasn't alone when I saw the confusing subject-object sentence construction.

@MickyM07 5 лет назад

Takes me back to when I worked at Tesco and they put me on the fish counter, I hated the idea of it at first but once I was filleting whole salmons it was actually quite fun and technical 🙌🏼

@RudieObias 5 лет назад

Did Vice fly this man from Alaska down to Brooklyn just to shoot this video?!

@dumdumdumbest834 5 лет назад

Best question asked for this video

@brohymn2620 5 лет назад

he said he was from some public office in alaska. maybe its a government promotion thing

@MrYouarethecancer 5 лет назад

@@brohymn2620 it's not a public office lmao he's a marketer.

@BetheWainaina 5 лет назад

Am assuming the communication director might not be based out of Alaska if his job is to promote the products to Chefs and all that, probably based in their primary market

@Majorvino 5 лет назад

he doesn't have a beard.. so I think he just know an Alaskan Fisherman.

@Shahroz9658 5 лет назад

I work as a part time driver for a seafood company in sydney, we deal Alaskan salmon. The 60+ year old pacific islander guy that works there and i see every day, he fillets a whole salmon in less than a minute or so. Makes me appreciate his skill a lot more.

@beccadee0935 5 лет назад

He was genuinely happy and passionate about filleting this fish. I want to learn how to fillet a fish, good voice, very informative, thank you. Nice watch!

@Bingus_Bangus 5 лет назад

This MAN kinda sound like Chef Goldblum lol

@egorrukin6426 5 лет назад

What a beautiful fish!

@prestonooi8317 4 года назад

I cant be the only one who read "how to fillet an alaskan fisherman"

@xp3r670 4 года назад

Nah i did dw

@arun4705 4 года назад

me too wtf

@67johnfrag 5 лет назад

This is perfect, I'm actually going to be fishing in Alaska very soon. I will definitely be using these techniques, thank you!!

@r.s.marcus3043 5 лет назад

That was fantastic to watch. I don't break down salmon as much as you, but I'm not a novice. I use a flex knife to skin a side, but your solid blade did a much better job. Thanks

@b.c.c.7088 4 года назад

Thanks, very well explained. The Idea to "butterfly" the Steak to achieve the same Thickness is a total Winner for me and to Spoon the Fishbones for minimal Waste is awesome. I salute to you Mr. Woodrow

@official_surge 4 года назад

I don't know why but this feels satisfying

@lsimon4127 5 лет назад

8:45 just changed my life 😱 great vid 👏🏻

@bushmanj85 5 лет назад

Wow....the first video i have ever seen on RU-vid fillet a salon right. Leave it to us Alaskans to show everyone. I have seen so many salmon fillet videos on RU-vid that are just complete butcher jobs. Finally a video the exact way I was raised to fillet a fish

@Cre8ive07 5 лет назад

Exactly!

@dreadwing01 5 лет назад

Grest video, I spent three years processing sport fish in Valdez Alaska as one of my jobs growing up. The owner taught me just as you shown great blade work.

@theuniquebean 5 лет назад

This was SO informative! I’ve been wanting to start buying my fish whole but was nervous on how exactly to break it down.

@carpediem5232 5 лет назад

Defiantly use a more flexible knife with a finer tip than that in the video, it is much easier at first.

@AllTheArtsy 5 лет назад

You'll save so much buying fish whole!

@nickyang1143 5 лет назад

Start with a bigger fish, unfortunately bigger is easier and you will stuff up a few times before you get it right. Choose something cheaper, a large snapper is good practice

@ghalibbakhtiar1300 5 лет назад

If you still can't break it down try bringing up the fish's childhood trauma or pass judgement on its looks

@pooperdrop 4 года назад

I could listen to this guy all day - awesome how-to video

@andrewhamilton7864 5 лет назад

Munchies, you the real MVP.

@adembayraktar3860 4 года назад

Now I really want some salmon. You're clearly skilled and very knowledgeable about your fish filleting. Thanks for sharing.

@joshmore7175 5 лет назад

This is amazing. The skill and insight here is great

@pandadorable82 5 лет назад

i love him he explained how to use every part of the salmon :')

@Tobias.d 5 лет назад

Yo this video was super insightful! Props to the host!

@jdxsea 5 лет назад

Great technique!

@UssyMustyYS 4 года назад

This video relaxes me

@leemartin2978 5 лет назад

What a great tip at the end, I’d have spent the rest of my life messing about with a piece of fish of differing thickness trying to get an equal cooking time. Nice job and very professional

@bighardflip 5 лет назад

This is a weird Johnny Sins scene...

@classyjohn1923 4 года назад

LOL beat me to the comment!

@NewVenari Месяц назад

Whole salmon was on sale today. I bought one, and now you've shown me how to deal with it. Thanks!

@RobRuiz805 5 лет назад

This guy is the Alton Brown of fish!! Great camera presence and easy to follow with interesting facts thrown in!

@fardincardin1478 5 лет назад

@poppajay4968 5 лет назад

Watching this because some older lady got mad at me for not knowing how to fillet a salmon for her. I fill in at the fish department sometimes at work while the guy that runs the section is on his break. (I was hired on as a cashier/stocker and have only been cutting fish a couple days a week for a few months) The guy that runs our seafood department is a former sushi chef and he tried to show me how to do it. You guys make it look so easy!

@AZ-gs6hj 4 года назад

Needed this. Salmon season has just started where I am at and so far caught one.

@azaroarazenka 5 лет назад

I have no idea who this man is but his attitude and skill invested into his trade is absolutely phenomenal. Would want him to be my cool uncle. 11/10

@bai2111 5 лет назад

Love these videos

@ImHankMardookis 5 лет назад

That salmon looks so good!!

@bliickyyy_ 5 лет назад

This man looks like he’s always on the verge of laughing 😂

@Sonny1065LV 5 лет назад

Watching this in the back of an Uber on the way to Pike Place to get some salmon! Maybe I'll opt to fillet it myself, great video.

@brentmillsop6355 5 лет назад

Great technique, and info Method presents the end results well! Looks Great!

@Unflushablepiss 5 лет назад

most excellent video my dude, thank you!

@RayStewart11 4 года назад

Thank you for this!

@danandco.452 5 лет назад

Great breakdown - thank you! I love filleting fish, not that we have alot of sockeye Salmon over here, will try this on a trout

@Bigjam22 5 лет назад

Very good video. You did a great good explaining

@MrAwsomeshot 5 лет назад

that butterfly fold over technique at the end is brillant

@rusu8721 4 года назад

I'm proud of you Jeremy! good job processing that salmon!

@Titaniumnerve 4 года назад

What a fantastic video! Thank you so much for sharing :)

@J.5.M. 5 лет назад

Learned a lot, thanks

@mattikallio4812 3 года назад

Very Nice! Well-presented!

@lennoxbeharry5004 5 лет назад

you are an inspiration to young fishermen well done

@TheHenchmen69 5 лет назад

Great vid, that thumb hole idea is going to save me a fortune lol

@zubzero304050 4 года назад

I've never thrown away a fish head or tail there both great for stew and soup and the head has bits of meat you can cut off and use in other dishes the only thing my family ever recycles are the guts

@rm4250 4 года назад

I love the way the knife just glides across the red

@feynmansnudge9621 5 лет назад

That was a Masterclass in Salmon filleting !

@belindakho 4 года назад

That was a super helpful video!

@devanharripersad5730 5 лет назад

This was soo cool thanks man

@calrndown 2 года назад

Awesome ! Thanks !

@eliasmarius 5 лет назад

I really like this man. Great guy

@cisco00079 5 лет назад

Good stuff man!

@TigesTheWinemaker 5 лет назад

Mad skills - so cool to see

@eldormido8a 5 лет назад

Yumm! Thanks for the video!🙌🏽

@droogii1142 5 лет назад

Great video!

@ArtAndPrevailing 5 лет назад

great video!!

@marionmatthias5608 5 лет назад

“Y’alls”- this beautiful beautiful guy

@SUSHIANDDESSERTS 5 лет назад

Very good explained video :)

@Chinchilla_in_the_Villa 5 лет назад

Very informative!

@Cre8ive07 5 лет назад

I knew how to fillet but the part about spooning was an eye opener. I always wondered how to use that meat. Thank you.

@Yehi_0r 5 лет назад

or you can just cut all the thing in 3 part , oignon carrots celery and hop to the pan , sauté , pour water Salt, bouquet garni. 1h Filter it and you got a delicious soup full of collagen and Omega 3 ^_^ the good for the skin and for the heart :)

@Cre8ive07 5 лет назад

@@Yehi_0r Usually by the time it's filleting time after fishing, I'm just trying to process and get it canned, vacuum sealed...so never really any time or space to use the carcass for things. It just really never crossed my mind to boil it or spoon it.

@nomeaknat 5 лет назад

@@Cre8ive07 All the bones are pretty good boiled. I do that as I am cutting up my salmon for a tasty treat.

@swisski 5 лет назад

If you are interested, check out how to butcher a whole tuna by Bon Appetit on You Tube. Its 20 minutes long but its a thing of beauty. At 18:00 the japanese guy shows what de does with the spoon meat and the bones of the fish. Highly recommended!

@ULTIMATEGODZ1996 5 лет назад

I like the way you say it and do it from an average point of view , although you’ve done it many times instead of doing it and that’s it you explain it to the point we’re I could do it 🤙🏻😎 I probs can’t still but I feel I can now , nice video

@JayLeePoe 4 года назад

salmon skin cooks about the same speed as regular cut bacon in a raised cooking pan in the oven

@sofiacookiemonster9786 5 лет назад

that last salmon steak « hack » just blew my mind

@Jason1067 4 года назад

I use a pretty similar technique with walleye. I’ll start behind that pectoral fun cut done to the spine and follow it down to the tail but instead of cutting the fillet off at the tail I just flip it over with my knife leaving it attached to the fish and then proceed with the same skinning technique used in this video except I’m holding on the the head and gills as I skin the fillet flip the fish over and repeat!