Lion Fish

Reel Road Trip takes a look at the problems caused by the introduction of lion fish in the Bahamas.

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• lionfish
• lion
• fish
• spear
• spearfishing
• bahamas
• caribbean
• reel
• road
• trip
• mark
• melnyk
• greg
• graham

[brett032]

everyone should kill everyone they see

[MojoKingdomTV]

Lionfish venom can be neutralized with hot water, as hot as you can stand. If stung quickly immerse your hand in water from your boat engine.

[sitdownponit123]

I speared like 57 of them whne I was in Moores Island, Abaco

[hyunki0510]

Lionfish are non-native, invasive and destructive

[brett032]

@olly660 obviously they are natural fish, but not in the atlantic ocean. listen to the video, they have no natural predators here in florida and the caribbean. They eat many types of juvinile fish and high production rate.. Im not too worried about jellyfish. jelly fish do alot in part of the NATURAL ecosystem that they are in. the lion fish are not natural in the atlantic.

[TheGoodstuff69]

@Challenger1030 yes, the water will be nothing but lionfish. Your exaggerations make you seem like a 7 year old. the lionfish population is growing, but thats impossible

[lazarolechon1]

@Challenger1030 calm down man theyre being killed off in the atlantic only.

[lazarolechon1]

@MojoKingdomTV just remember to turn off the engine.

[Challenger1030]

one day there will be so much in the ocean, that the second you dive in, your likely to get stung by like a million of em. good luck lion fish hunters. I have my volitans in my tank, very beautiful fish. A shame they must be killed off.

[bitchhitter14]

i will give tht guy a dollar to touch it.....

[13ironblood]

@TranCinemas no eradication of a evasive species has ever been successful