@@JD.007wait… you think hunting is worse than factory farming or something? Or, think about how much waste there is in our food system. There is no waste here.
"JACK NO, LET GO OF ME BOB, I'LL GET HIM FROM THAT EVIL MONKEY." "It's too late Dan, we can't save him, we gotta swim now before that monkey lobs another metal rod."
They are very good to eat. They sometimes landed on the deck of our boat mostly at night. We called them stink fish because of their strong fish smell. They are oily and taste wonderful.
When I was in the Navy we see this, hundreds of them in the Pacific from Hawaii all the way to the Philippines. They jumped out of the water and traveled for about 20 feet before plunging back to the water.
I was once hit in the face by a flying fish at 03:30 in the morning while on watch sailing from Capetown to the Caribbean. It took me a while to figure out what the hell had happened. Was like a fishy punch in the face from the universe until I realised 😂
Reminds me when I was chilling eating my food then a bird hit in my face(it was quite strong, I thought it's a shuttle badminton that hit in my face). I remember I saw the colour of that bird it's gray, and the stare I got from ppls around me(I was so confused, a bit upset bcz I though for a second that some kids playing badminton when there's ppls eating here and embarrassed bcz suddenly ppls stare at me when they just minding their own business awhile ago). So after I found out it's a bird that hit on my face when I WAS EATING I thought that bird have a screw lose bcz they go inside the house when clearly there's many ppls in here. Well I guess it's probably bcz the wind are too strong that they got pushed inside bcz at that time it's about to rain
I am a Navy vet from Chicago and I recall how shocked I was witnessing flying fish in the Pacific Ocean. The other thing thst scared me at first was witnessing dolphins swim at night under certain conditions. They appeared as neon green streaks in the water. I was told those particular weather condition, and the friction of them swimming caused the green glowing appearance. I only seen it once in my many cruises though.
Oh yeah I forgot to mention it was told to me at the time that a particular type of algae in the water along with the friction of them swimming so fast through the water causes the mysterious neon green glow. The ocean can be so dark at night that you can't tell they are dolphins because you only see the beautiful green streaks criss crossing in the water kind of like some laser lights from a Star Wars movie. I was on the Porr side bridge-wing by myself when I first witnessed it and had no idea of what it was. I ran back into the pilot house sort of scared to get everyone to come out and look at it. I was fresh in the Navy at the time and I believe it was one of the officers that explained it all to me. I believed we illuminated some lights over the side and that's when you could see that they were dolphins. They were other amazing sights this kid from the Southside of Chicago witnessed in various oceans around the world that changed my understanding forever.
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@@mtb095 That's a myth that has been debunked, it can smell a very small drop of blood but its not like the blood is traveling that far to attract the shark, what the sharks are more attracted to are splashing in water. A lot of sharks have this organ in its nose that sense vibrations in the water, and thats what will attract them more over blood
@@zacharypeterson6068 yeah...probably so.......probably so....however. there's always that chance. There's been plenty a men and women that could testify in court that there's always a chance you getting eat.
Fun fact for the animal rights people. Mahi generally only live for three years so he was taking them at top age not taking undersized scĥoolies. And braining them stops pain instantly and reduces acid buildup, gutting ,bleeding, releases food back into the ecosystem. And keeps the boat clean.
Lol have you never seen fishes getting their guts cleaned before? I've seen fishes getting smashed by a thick wooden stick in order to paralyze it (usually used on aggresive fishes) then they cut open the belly and gills.
I mean, you have to gut the fish at some point, you do not want to eat that. Doing it right in the water makes it easier to clean out the cavity properly and it leaves some food behind for the other creatures allowing for zero waste. The fish is dead by then, so it only looks brutal when in fact it's just mechanical.
@@mrgalaxy396plus brutality is natural anyway. There's plenty of animals that eat their prey alive. So humans doing something brutal is not unique to humans. We're animals just like anything else and have the right to kill/provide for ourselves whatever way best suits us. Other animals don't consider morals, they just act themselves and do what they're gonna do.
At least the flying fish aren't the only loosers around here. So comfortable to watch their predators get eaten by us 😋🐟, freedom for flying fish. Maybe they develop into that flish from documentary series "The Future is Wild"! 🗺️🌋🌎
The Hawaiian name became widely used because it was more marketable in the food industry than anything bearing the name dolphin. Priss westerners can't stomach eating anything reminding them of dogs, cats, and dolphins.
We call them dolphin in Florida, but a lot of people have adopted the mahi mahi name to avoid confusion of believing that they're serving porpoise at the seafood restaurant. Whatever you call them I call them the best tasting fish in the ocean, love catching and eating them. PB was a 52 lb bull caught off of Hollywood Beach FL. under a 1' piece of 2"×4".
@@Kaeoooo "strong strong" My friend Roy was born and raised in Hawaii. I'm in the Eastern Carribbean where we call them Dorado which means "the golden one", for their yellow belly's I think its very weird when folks try and call these fish with unrelenting strength dolphin....???? I had one swim away after taking the filets off and threw the carcass back in the water.
At first I didn't notice that he killed the fish by stabbing it in the head multiple times before ripping out its insides. I honestly thought that he pulled the thing toward him and immediately started gutting it alive. ☠️
High as hell watching this video with the sound all the way down appreciating the beauty of nature, then you start completely gutting the fish 😂 I was not expecting that
I bet the geometry of the surf plays a part In distance. It’s easy to fly farther when the “land” beneath you is falling away and drawing back to form a wave behind you. Or if the launch from the crest of a wave.
@Lady Zellia I am from the UK and have sailed around the world fishing with rod and spear, and my father was a fishmonger. The best fish I have ever tasted were the Mackrell we caught on a lure sailing from the south coast of England to the Channel Islands. We pull them on board cut the heads off split them open and cook them under the grill. To add anything to them would be to spoil them. We caught Dorado and Tuna out on the ocean and flying fish that landed on the deck but the Mackrell was number one.
man’s legit speared a fish and ripped out its insides like it was a birthday present 💀💀💀 EDIT: mom i’m famous (also can ya’ll stop arguing about religion or some crap i have no idea what ya’ll are on about)
What great about this video is that you don't have vegetarians and vegans complaining about something like eating meat which is is normal and a God Given right to do. About noon the following day as they were on their journey and approaching the city, Peter went up on the roof to pray. 10 He became hungry and wanted something to eat, and while the meal was being prepared, he fell into a trance. 11 He saw heaven opened and something like a large sheet being let down to earth by its four corners. 12 It contained all kinds of four-footed animals, as well as reptiles and birds. 13 Then a voice told him, “Get up, Peter. Kill and eat.” 14 “Surely not, Lord!” Peter replied. “I have never eaten anything impure or unclean.” 15 The voice spoke to him a second time, “Do not call anything impure that God has made clean.” 16 This happened three times, and immediately the sheet was taken back to heaven.
@@portlandghettofabulous4264that is about cleanliness as Peter was going to visit someone who was considered ceremonial unclean according to Jewish law. Normally people quote what God said to Noah after he and his family left the ark if they want to talk about our right to eat meat in Genesis 9:3. Also Mahi Mahi is a scaled fish which is allowed meaning that they were already considered clean according to the law of foods in the Torah
It's crazy how long those fish can stay airborne though. I was watching off a boat side, no land in sight and see what I think is a bird. It wasn't until I noticed how shiny it was and how it didn't flap it then realized, that's not a bird, that's a flying fish.
I was fishing on a boat off the California coast, one of these flying fish came out of nowhere and ricocheted off my leg and slammed the wall of the bait box. I was 14. I’ll never forget it
😄 Yep they are pretty cool. I used to long line fish about 150 miles out in the Gulf and they would get airborne alongside the boat when we were on the move. Amazing to watch. 😎👍
I always found them amazing when out on the boat as it seemed like they were able to glide for so long with no altitude gain or loss… didn’t understand how they did it.
You can trade altitude for time aloft, or you can trade speed. If they're not losing altitude they're probably losing speed. Eventually they'll slow down to the point that they can't generate enough lift to stay aloft.
Eow mahi mahi are beautiful!. Also, love the way you clean fish to see what they are eating, i used to do that to see what they are eating so i would know what's goid bait to use. My friends and family called me basically a nut job, until i started catching all the fish, then they thought there mist be something to what i was doing.
@@kurtsudheim825 why would they need to teleport they're already in the ocean? And they can detect chum much further out than you can see them, even in clear water. Wouldn't be the first and certainly wouldn't be the last spearfisher that gets surprised by a pelagic shark.
@@nichfra thats actually a misconception. yes shark noses are WAY more poweful and sensitive than ours but its still a nose and it still works in the same way (remember we used to be fish too) for the shark to "sense" and smell the blood it still needs at least one particle of blood to enter its nose. In that sense they can smell a drop of blood thats been distrivuted among millions of gallons of water, but the blood still takes time to travel and distribute among millions of gallons of water. Thats why they said a shark wont just teleport over, because it would literally need to teleport to the area to even be able to tell there was blood nearby considering the blood was only JUST spilled.
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There is no such thing as evolution God created every single thing and he loves all of us
Man good life out spearing fish and eating good.
Sashimi and grilled fish every day. Probably in a tropical paradise too id imagine :p
Not caviar?
Nah. You lost me at "they've evolved"
No they didn't. They were created that way. That's why this type of "evolution" has never once been documented
hello
"and the winner loses" ironic
We're the top of the food chain
@@UKYusei very unfortunately so for the rest of the world's ecosystems.
@@firstletterofthealphabet7308 the only monsters that exist is us LOL
They way he said that bro, he's too into it.
@@firstletterofthealphabet7308 we’re just to good at what we’re born to do
"winner winner you're my dinner"
Pretty clever... I like it. I'd like to try Mahi.
@@TheSmeado yea I would try it. I live in Florida so it is pretty common here.
Noice
I laughed at this comment
@@TheSmeado it’s really good
mahi mahi: you can't defeat me
flying fish :i know but he can
*giant AquaticApes bursts out of a nearby coral reef*
💀💀💀
FLYING FISH AND COCOU
-barbados
Mahi mahis are also called dolphin fish
Some people don't understand that this is a thor reference
This is the part where winner becomes the dinner.
Winner winner chicken dinner
@@fishymelons1356 winner winner *fishy* dinner
Yeah, that’s exactly what the white sharks approaching fast are thinking, dinner!!
@@fishymelons1356Winner Winner Mahi Dinner! 🐟🍽
😂🎉
"And the winner... Loses." damn that goes hard
thats what she sai-
@@AmogusIn2024 name checks out
@@khloehunter9378 ong though 😂 🤦♂️
@Dont_click_this_profile_ ok
That be nature
a girl says she will love you until the fish can fly: the fish
Bro has to be 10 yrs old
@@CODcenter21 fr
@@CODcenter21 inhale copium
@@CODcenter21 🗿
@@CODcenter21 nice
bro just calmly teared out a fishs stomach
Edit: why the hell did this get 223 likes 💀💀💀
yeah not a good sign of his character.
*tore
@@JD.007wait… you think hunting is worse than factory farming or something? Or, think about how much waste there is in our food system. There is no waste here.
Yeah it’s called preparing your own food. Maybe someday when you’re older you’ll be doing it too
If you think that's barbaric, you need to see how food is turned from animals into grocery store products unless youre vegan.
Mahi mahi are so good. Definitely my favorite fish
Nah their pretty gross compared to other fish like fresh ahi or hamachi. Even salmon sashimi is better imo. Mahi mahi is idk just kinda not as good
@@cadencam1850 incorrect but I can see where your coming from. Overall I prefer less salty and more meaty fish such as mahi mahi and halibut
@@handsomeavocado14 ... How is my opinion incorrect looool!?
@@cadencam1850I’m just being silly 😛
@@handsomeavocado14mahi mahis are also called dolphin fish
"Hey bob look! A flying fish just landed. Wanna race?"
-That's the start of a horrible event
Poor guy lost his friend
"JACK NO, LET GO OF ME BOB, I'LL GET HIM FROM THAT EVIL MONKEY."
"It's too late Dan, we can't save him, we gotta swim now before that monkey lobs another metal rod."
Proceeds to get his brain violently torn out and guts spilled
“I’m gonna touch the butt”
*NEMO NOOOOOO!!!*
Moments before disaster
They are very good to eat. They sometimes landed on the deck of our boat mostly at night. We called them stink fish because of their strong fish smell. They are oily and taste wonderful.
so flying fish taste good?
@MrPiratebrain Who lives in a pineapple under the sea and gets up too early for you?
@@MrPiratebrain Arrrrh, they taste lovely.
@@MrPiratebrain the flesh is white and firm. Good texture and flavor.
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This is real fishing not taking thousands of fish out at a time just taking what he needs and letting the ocean be
Yeah, people who live away from the coasts and can’t catch fish themselves just shouldn’t eat any fish
@@FundyisleLegacythis but unironically
@@FundyisleLegacynah, i still want to eat fish.
@@darklex5150 right, it’s delicious
or how about you stop complaining about and gatekeeping evrything
the cinematography here is insane its like watching an avatar movie
I think they took most of the footage from national geographic
@Helmet of Peace they did indeed I've seen it on there lol
🤦🏻♂️😂😂
Freaking hyperbole TH-cam comments are rampant these days.
@@MyMostBeautifuCinema be calm gramps
It's crazy how fish have developed
yea we were fish at one point
@@bosse-1760 ya, right 😂
@@micaiahwolfe we were. ever heard of evolution ?
@@DisobeyZOG yes, I have
@@micaiahwolfe well we started off as under water organism :)
tricking the mahi mahi with that tube is just so cool
The sudden shift from "Woah, flying fish get predated too!!!" to "I KILLED THE PREDATOR, WATCH ME PULL IT APART" was... whiplash
Guts fish underwater… gets eaten by shark
People see comment on TH-cam not meant to be taken serious…. Gets butt hurt anyway
That’s all I was thinking as soon as I saw that
"The winner, looses." Shark edition.
@@rcash001 i was waiting for the GW to breach!!
That would’ve been epic after just talking about flying fish and mahi mahi to him spear fishing them lol
Gets mugged by the shark
"Nice fish homie, mind if i take a bite?"
*"And the winner?...* (Pauses, pulls trigger, hits target)
*... Looses"*
I'm a filmmaker and that detail was theatrical. I loved it😅
*loses
@@LuckFV If you don't say anything, a person risks repeating the same mistake. As long as your attitude is about helping, not criticizing.
Oh really, what have you made?
It's spelled LOSES !!! ONE F'N O!! GAWD DAMNIT!
@@LuckFV IT DOES MATTER
The real life water creatures with wings from avatar way of water 2022
When I was in the Navy we see this, hundreds of them in the Pacific from Hawaii all the way to the Philippines. They jumped out of the water and traveled for about 20 feet before plunging back to the water.
I was once hit in the face by a flying fish at 03:30 in the morning while on watch sailing from Capetown to the Caribbean. It took me a while to figure out what the hell had happened. Was like a fishy punch in the face from the universe until I realised 😂
I can be it was Jamaica you were sailing to.
@@brent9434 nope, was headed for St. Martyn in the BVI
Yep, that's life for you. You be just chilling, no care in the world, then suddenly:
_A FUCKING FISH TO THE FACE!!_
Thanks universe.
Reminds me when I was chilling eating my food then a bird hit in my face(it was quite strong, I thought it's a shuttle badminton that hit in my face). I remember I saw the colour of that bird it's gray, and the stare I got from ppls around me(I was so confused, a bit upset bcz I though for a second that some kids playing badminton when there's ppls eating here and embarrassed bcz suddenly ppls stare at me when they just minding their own business awhile ago). So after I found out it's a bird that hit on my face when I WAS EATING I thought that bird have a screw lose bcz they go inside the house when clearly there's many ppls in here. Well I guess it's probably bcz the wind are too strong that they got pushed inside bcz at that time it's about to rain
Nice! 🤣 What happened to the fish afterwards? Did you fry it and eat it in revenge? lol
The other fish," Fuuuuuxk! Did you see that!? It ripped out Joe's guts! Let's get out of here!!!"
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
nah they said “that weird thing is probably gonna kill us with their harpoon, but let’s just keep acting like we normally do”
😂
I am a Navy vet from Chicago and I recall how shocked I was witnessing flying fish in the Pacific Ocean. The other thing thst scared me at first was witnessing dolphins swim at night under certain conditions. They appeared as neon green streaks in the water. I was told those particular weather condition, and the friction of them swimming caused the green glowing appearance. I only seen it once in my many cruises though.
Oh yeah I forgot to mention it was told to me at the time that a particular type of algae in the water along with the friction of them swimming so fast through the water causes the mysterious neon green glow. The ocean can be so dark at night that you can't tell they are dolphins because you only see the beautiful green streaks criss crossing in the water kind of like some laser lights from a Star Wars movie. I was on the Porr side bridge-wing by myself when I first witnessed it and had no idea of what it was. I ran back into the pilot house sort of scared to get everyone to come out and look at it. I was fresh in the Navy at the time and I believe it was one of the officers that explained it all to me. I believed we illuminated some lights over the side and that's when you could see that they were dolphins. They were other amazing sights this kid from the Southside of Chicago witnessed in various oceans around the world that changed my understanding forever.
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The true grasses include cereals, bamboo and the grasses of lawns (turf) and grassland. Uses for graminoids include food (as grain, sprouted grain, shoots or rhizomes), drink (beer, whisky), pasture for livestock, thatching thatch, paper, fuel, clothing, insulation, construction, sports turf, basket weaving and many others.
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This took so many unexpected turns 😭
😭😂😭😂
I hope the spear fisherman realizes he is chumming the water. He might be the next one on the menu.
What, like other fish are going to pop out of nowhere
@@kurtsudheim825 yes. That is exactly what will happen. Sharks can sense blood miles away
Even if a shark came it would only go after the fish
@@mtb095 That's a myth that has been debunked, it can smell a very small drop of blood but its not like the blood is traveling that far to attract the shark, what the sharks are more attracted to are splashing in water. A lot of sharks have this organ in its nose that sense vibrations in the water, and thats what will attract them more over blood
@@zacharypeterson6068 yeah...probably so.......probably so....however. there's always that chance. There's been plenty a men and women that could testify in court that there's always a chance you getting eat.
send this to a vegan cause why not
Little bit of tomfoolery
We do a bit of a trolling
I know. Why not?
Turns out my childhood was never a lie about flying fish
Early bird gets the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese!
Wonderful! Never heard that before, for real.
How did I live 59 years and just heard that one? Bravo!
And the early worm gets eaten
3rd mouse: Ayo
Fun fact for the animal rights people. Mahi generally only live for three years so he was taking them at top age not taking undersized scĥoolies. And braining them stops pain instantly and reduces acid buildup, gutting ,bleeding, releases food back into the ecosystem. And keeps the boat clean.
“The fish so nice they named it twice”
One of my favorites! Along with Cobia, Grouper and Flounder! Yumm…
Same here, for me, it's hard to beat getting into a mess of flounder!
"আগে গেলে বাঘে খায়" is really true 😆
The way you just caught that fish and ripped its stomach and grab the insides, dude it's brutal
Lol have you never seen fishes getting their guts cleaned before? I've seen fishes getting smashed by a thick wooden stick in order to paralyze it (usually used on aggresive fishes) then they cut open the belly and gills.
Shark enters the chat… 😂
I mean, you have to gut the fish at some point, you do not want to eat that. Doing it right in the water makes it easier to clean out the cavity properly and it leaves some food behind for the other creatures allowing for zero waste. The fish is dead by then, so it only looks brutal when in fact it's just mechanical.
@@mrgalaxy396plus brutality is natural anyway. There's plenty of animals that eat their prey alive. So humans doing something brutal is not unique to humans. We're animals just like anything else and have the right to kill/provide for ourselves whatever way best suits us. Other animals don't consider morals, they just act themselves and do what they're gonna do.
@Catchin-em-all lol right! I was thinking that too. Like yep and doing that in the water is the fastest way to bring sharks
All I can hear is bistro huddy’s manager: “86 Mahi Mahi!” 😂
TERRY
Roll tide
At least the flying fish aren't the only loosers around here. So comfortable to watch their predators get eaten by us 😋🐟, freedom for flying fish. Maybe they develop into that flish from documentary series "The Future is Wild"! 🗺️🌋🌎
And the winner loses got me laughing🤣☠️
You're looking for a mahi mahi while im looking for a mommy mommy
Mahi Mahi is actually called Dolphin in English. Mahi Mahi is a Hawaiian name that means Strong Strong.
mahi in my language means work
In British English? Because where I live in the Midwest US we still call it Mahi Mahi.
The Hawaiian name became widely used because it was more marketable in the food industry than anything bearing the name dolphin. Priss westerners can't stomach eating anything reminding them of dogs, cats, and dolphins.
We always called them both mahi mahi and dolphins
aka _dorado_ (en español)
Damn bro you're surprisingly good at catching a fish that can go 60 miles per hour.
Nonsensical seeing as the fish wasn't travelling 60mph hour 😂
They can go 60mph, but because it was going towards something still it slowed down to a more catchable speed.
That just what looked like in the video.
He must be s fast swimmer, like 70 or so.
@@andres1xy no i doubt 70, he's not even 30 yet if I'm guessing right, he looks somewhat young!
😳the other fish looking at him while he cuts the mahi-mahi
wow.. warrior mounts in Avatar 2 TWOW are inspired by these fishes
They wind up in my yawl all the time.
We call "Mahi, Mahi," meaning strong, strong Dorado where I live, meaning "the golden one."
Are you from Philippines?
We call them dolphin in Florida, but a lot of people have adopted the mahi mahi name to avoid confusion of believing that they're serving porpoise at the seafood restaurant.
Whatever you call them I call them the best tasting fish in the ocean, love catching and eating them.
PB was a 52 lb bull caught off of Hollywood Beach FL. under a 1' piece of 2"×4".
Do you live in Hawai’i? The word “mahi mahi” has the same relativity to “unrelenting strength”
@@Kaeoooo
"strong strong"
My friend Roy was born and raised in Hawaii.
I'm in the Eastern Carribbean where we call them Dorado which means "the golden one", for their yellow belly's
I think its very weird when folks try and call these fish with unrelenting strength dolphin....????
I had one swim away after taking the filets off and threw the carcass back in the water.
Dolphin fish here in Aus but some do say Mahi Mahi
Imagine if you just relaxing with a boat until 100 flying fish just flys at you 💀
Terraria is coming to life 💀
If you have never eaten mahi mahi before you should. It’s really good.
At first I didn't notice that he killed the fish by stabbing it in the head multiple times before ripping out its insides. I honestly thought that he pulled the thing toward him and immediately started gutting it alive. ☠️
That was something ruthless bro
High as hell watching this video with the sound all the way down appreciating the beauty of nature, then you start completely gutting the fish 😂 I was not expecting that
real asf😂
this is nature.
Fun fact is flying fishes incredibly delicious
I got a sick feeling in my gut watching him tear out that fishes insides while it's still convulsing..
The fish was dead, the convulsions were just nerve impulses. He stabbed the fish in the brain to kill it and then bled it, ensuring a quick death
Mahi mahi has to be in my top 5 favorite fish in general
Another little-known predator of flying fish is a tiger in a boat.
100% can fly longer than that. I’ve seen them multiple times doing 50-55 with the boat for at least 30 seconds of air time
I bet you have buddy
I bet the geometry of the surf plays a part In distance. It’s easy to fly farther when the “land” beneath you is falling away and drawing back to form a wave behind you. Or if the launch from the crest of a wave.
@@nolan327 ever heard of wind ? 😂
30 second is wild
They can fly a long ways. I've been commercial fishing 20 years. They can fly 30 secs even longer
“And the winner loses all.”
- Don Rollins
*me casting in the air.*
bros a menace 😂
Facts😂 and the winner….loses lmfao
As someone who is a seafood fan I can confirm mahi is one of the best fish to eat
Dorada along with tuna (seared), & swordfish my favourite
Oh yes! Mahi Mahi, fresh Tuna and Swordfish are fantastic!
Agreed 100%
@@kurtsudheim825 how about mackerel? or specifically Narrow Barred Mackerel
@Lady Zellia I am from the UK and have sailed around the world fishing with rod and spear, and my father was a fishmonger. The best fish I have ever tasted were the Mackrell we caught on a lure sailing from the south coast of England to the Channel Islands. We pull them on board cut the heads off split them open and cook them under the grill. To add anything to them would be to spoil them. We caught Dorado and Tuna out on the ocean and flying fish that landed on the deck but the Mackrell was number one.
Winner winner chicken dinner has a whole new meaning now😂
Winner winner fish for dinner
Love these videos man! I’ve only ever hunted on land, this looks incredible. Keep the content coming !
Those fish can really fly. Had one land on the forecastle of the cruiser I was on which like 35 feet above the water line.
If it catches a gust I imagine they can rocket up pretty high.
Tastiest fish in the ocean
Nah swordfish will always take first in my opinion. Just wish I could eat it more than several times a year due to mercury levels.
man’s legit speared a fish and ripped out its insides like it was a birthday present 💀💀💀
EDIT: mom i’m famous
(also can ya’ll stop arguing about religion or some crap i have no idea what ya’ll are on about)
What great about this video is that you don't have vegetarians and vegans complaining about something like eating meat which is is normal and a God Given right to do.
About noon the following day as they were on their journey and approaching the city, Peter went up on the roof to pray. 10 He became hungry and wanted something to eat, and while the meal was being prepared, he fell into a trance. 11 He saw heaven opened and something like a large sheet being let down to earth by its four corners. 12 It contained all kinds of four-footed animals, as well as reptiles and birds. 13 Then a voice told him, “Get up, Peter. Kill and eat.”
14 “Surely not, Lord!” Peter replied. “I have never eaten anything impure or unclean.”
15 The voice spoke to him a second time, “Do not call anything impure that God has made clean.”
16 This happened three times, and immediately the sheet was taken back to heaven.
That's a man in action right there, when you grow up in a third world country that's what a man look like 😂😂
@@Purpose_Porpoise what feature
@@portlandghettofabulous4264that is about cleanliness as Peter was going to visit someone who was considered ceremonial unclean according to Jewish law. Normally people quote what God said to Noah after he and his family left the ark if they want to talk about our right to eat meat in Genesis 9:3. Also Mahi Mahi is a scaled fish which is allowed meaning that they were already considered clean according to the law of foods in the Torah
Hope the blood lure nearby sharks 😂😂
It's crazy how long those fish can stay airborne though. I was watching off a boat side, no land in sight and see what I think is a bird. It wasn't until I noticed how shiny it was and how it didn't flap it then realized, that's not a bird, that's a flying fish.
This was chaotic and pretty delicious. Mahi mahi are so good
"Life is unfair at all level"
------The Fish------
“hot single sharks in your area”
"enemy ac-130 above!"
You finding sardines and flying fish in the mahi mahi reminds me of the guys who found a whole live bluegill in the stomach of a bass.
Flying fish be fast af, was on the front of a cruise one time and the fish were going faster than the cruise
I was stationed on a frigate in the Navy and we would always find these things on the deck in the morning.
dude if i were swimming in the ocean and that flying fish hit me more like a slap I'd be wheezing till i die😂
“And the winner loses” I felt that
Absolutely love the script, every line feels meaningful and full.
I was fishing on a boat off the California coast, one of these flying fish came out of nowhere and ricocheted off my leg and slammed the wall of the bait box. I was 14. I’ll never forget it
😄 Yep they are pretty cool. I used to long line fish about 150 miles out in the Gulf and they would get airborne alongside the boat when we were on the move. Amazing to watch. 😎👍
@@SundogVI I longlined in the gulf for grouper too for awhile. Where out of?
@@nathanholman1475 Out of Englewood Florida about 30 years ago. Yellow fin grouper and blue line tiles
@@SundogVI That's cool we caught blue line and goldens. Yellowedge were our main target
@@nathanholman1475 Hardest job I ever loved.😎👍
Instead of the mahi mahi, may I just get the one mahi because I'm not that hungry.
lol
People : oh look fishes flying , so beautifull ..
.Fishes : oh s.hit , fly fly brothers , oh no that
bastard ate my uncle , run
euuuuuunnnn 😱
I see these fish all the time when I’m on the beach swimming, just recently I had the chance to taste one and oh my god it is sooooo good
Now I understand where they got the concept of that villain in Black Panther 2.
60mph is like the speed limit of the animal kingdom
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Bro literally ripped out its insides
Mahi mahi or dolphin fish are absolutely delicious and I recommend to anyone who hasn't tried it.
Agreed! So tasty!! 🤤
Wtf I don’t think I’ve ever seen a human rip a fish apart in the sea just to see what’s in his stomach
Top predator 🤷🏻♂️
Boo hoo
@@MZRFaith top predetor? I was waoting for a shark to come out and himble his ass
@@starbirds2464 yeah and let’s see that shark deal with a pointy metal stick and our smelly, bitter, sour bodies
@@starbirds2464 is mauhi your aunt or cousin ?
The pipe throw is a pro fisher move
Mahi Mahi is my fav tasting fish
this guy just teach us how to spear a mahi mahi while giving trivia.
I never want to see a fishes stomach get gutted under water again
"And the winner loses"
Life's a trip 🙌
Great video!
Started off kimda boring then escalated rrwlly quick.
I loved it.
As long as you eat the meat and don’t abuse animals. I’ll like and sub.
He said at the end he ate all of them.
Bro he fucking took his time. Couldnt he have speared it in a lethal spot?
@@starbirds2464didnt he said he went for the brain?
@@starbirds2464 thinks dont always go your way buddy.
Imagine hooking one and it goes from a fish to a kite
And the winner, loses.
Actually this is an fish that has wings but can’t fly for a 1000 ft but it could fly for around 1 minute and then has to go in water to stay alive
I always found them amazing when out on the boat as it seemed like they were able to glide for so long with no altitude gain or loss… didn’t understand how they did it.
perhaps they ride the wind currents to maintain lift but don't go too high up in the air because the gulls are waiting up there.
You can trade altitude for time aloft, or you can trade speed. If they're not losing altitude they're probably losing speed. Eventually they'll slow down to the point that they can't generate enough lift to stay aloft.
"YOU WON BUT WHAT DID IT COST?"
fish:- my life...
Bruh I love the back story’s of the fish u are about to catch
Mahi-mahi fish tacos is my favorite food group!!!
man if only i could hear the anger of animals calling humans a cheat id be deaf
Animals use tactics in the wild to catch prey all the time, just natures cycle mate
I could just imagine
Haha, I beat you, Fred. Oh shit
Winner winner fishy dinner
Mahi are probably my favorite fish to eat. You can do so much with it. Grouper is probably number two
Eow mahi mahi are beautiful!. Also, love the way you clean fish to see what they are eating, i used to do that to see what they are eating so i would know what's goid bait to use. My friends and family called me basically a nut job, until i started catching all the fish, then they thought there mist be something to what i was doing.
Was waiting for a shark to pop out the shadows when he started gutting the fish in the water 👀
I thought the same thing. I would never gut a fish while I am in the ocean.
Yes, because they can magically teleport themselves across the ocean
@@kurtsudheim825 why would they need to teleport they're already in the ocean? And they can detect chum much further out than you can see them, even in clear water. Wouldn't be the first and certainly wouldn't be the last spearfisher that gets surprised by a pelagic shark.
@@kurtsudheim825 ahhh yes, because every shark must of been “across” the ocean 🤔
@@nichfra thats actually a misconception. yes shark noses are WAY more poweful and sensitive than ours but its still a nose and it still works in the same way (remember we used to be fish too)
for the shark to "sense" and smell the blood it still needs at least one particle of blood to enter its nose. In that sense they can smell a drop of blood thats been distrivuted among millions of gallons of water, but the blood still takes time to travel and distribute among millions of gallons of water. Thats why they said a shark wont just teleport over, because it would literally need to teleport to the area to even be able to tell there was blood nearby considering the blood was only JUST spilled.