My 10lb Snapper Filleted in 30 seconds

My 10.4lb (4.72kg) snapper I caught during the 2011 Taranaki Kayak Fishing Classic competition. That's not me doing the filleting. I wish I was that fast!

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• Fish filleting
• Kayak Fishing

[pappajinx]

What a complete waste of perfectly good fish. And the rest, just binned??!! ...Pfffff, disgusting ethics.

[nztechnical]

@pappajinx

As I said before, Many of the frames and heads were given away.

[NYSHARK101]

All that beautiful fish just thrown in the garbage that is a crime if not a sin.

[TeamHewes]

@markw759 your a retard

[jets0121]

@markw759 Apparently you don't know anything about cooking. The head and the bones can be use to make stock for broth. You should travel outside your house and see the world and learn a thing or two. :)

[hjokwon9292]

use the frames in the craypot. they're too big to use for cooking anyhow (any cooking i do anyway)

[markw759]

lol who eats the shit head and other stuff i bin all that shit only eat the fillets

[SimonFanProductions]

Wow, are you all blind? He put the rest of the fish in the blue bin!

[atomichurley]

@NYSHARK101 what the fuck are you going to make....a fucking fish head stew or something?

[MrGamerFuel]

Holy shit. No one here knows a god damn thing.

[EvelcyclopS]

is it technically filletted if you leave most of the fish on the fish?

[TheSmoovefam]

You open it from the back idiot you can coock it riggt

[yummno]

good filleting - I wouldn't have thought of a bottom to top fillet and top to bottom on the other side. Only a small nick into the gut cavity. If he'd taken a bit more time the would have been top marks