Chum Charlie
Growing up on the south shore of Long Island, Chum Charlie has always had a passion for fishing. His favorite fish to catch is a striped bass and his favorite bait to use is bunker. Off the water, he enjoys blogging and sharing his favorite fishing tips & tricks that he has learned over the years.
Can You Eat a Monkfish?
You can eat monkfish, although you might not want to if you see its face. Despite its off-putting appearance, monkfish boasts a taste that...
Can You Eat a Ladyfish?
Ladyfish may not be a species that too many people are familiar with, and thus, they may not know if it is edible. The...
Can You Eat a Hogfish?
As anyone that’s ever been to a Florida Keys restaurant will attest, the hogfish is one of the most popular local delicacies you’ll come...
Can You Eat a Lionfish?
The unique Caribbean lionfish carries a venomous toxin that makes hopeful eaters question whether consuming the species is a good idea. The good news...
Can You Eat a Chinook Salmon?
Chinook salmon is the largest among Pacific salmon species. It is also referred to as spring salmon, Quinnat salmon, and, most commonly, king salmon.
Chinook...
What Type of Tuna Fish Does Subway Use?
In 2016 Subway, the largest restaurant operator worldwide, committed to sourcing sustainable tuna for their menu’s only seafood sub, the tuna sandwich.
Subway uses only...
Can You Eat a Goliath Grouper?
Goliath groupers are extremely large saltwater fishes of the grouper family that can grow over 8ft in length and weigh up to 800lbs, hence...
What Type of Salmon is Used for Sushi?
Sushi is one of the most popular foods in the world with a real cult following. This Japanese cuisine is now more popular than...
Can You Eat a Barracuda?
After seeing a wild barracuda you may be put off by their appearance. Long and thin and ferocious looking, the barracuda is a favorite...
What Fish is Fried Calamari?
Fried calamari is essentially fried squid. In fact, the word 'Calamari' is actually the Italian word for squid.
Fried calamari is a true delicacy for...
