San Diego's Jenn Felmley shows how to clean, prep and cook whole sculpin. More recipes at sportingchef.com Facebook: / thesportingchef Instagram: / sportingchef Twitter: / sportingchef Pinterest: / sportingchef
I batter and fry them and they are delicious. Just fillet them like you would any other fish. Very light and flaky with no fishy flavor. I have no idea why more people don't eat them and don't really care, LOL.
Wow I had actually caught a sculpin at the imperial beach pier. I should've brought it over to you guys. Pretty good size too probably a bit smaller than this one.
I live in Connecticut and it looks like a sea robin here we just cut the neck bone and pull the head back and the head and skin come off and just filet the tail they do taste good
man when i pull those guys from the water i see dozens of worms dropping out of them . if i Ever needed to eat one (zombie apocalypse) it would be fire cooked til hard and Black
THEY ARE DELICIOUS....BEEN EATING SCULPIN SINCE EARLY 70 S....MMM MMMM GOOD!
Ballast Point brought me here.
Ugly Sculpin? That is one of the most beautiful! Respect the Fish!
I batter and fry them and they are delicious. Just fillet them like you would any other fish. Very light and flaky with no fishy flavor. I have no idea why more people don't eat them and don't really care, LOL.
Thats how we cook all our fish traditionally. When steaming try adding thai chili peppers in the stomach cavity.
Wow I had actually caught a sculpin at the imperial beach pier. I should've brought it over to you guys. Pretty good size too probably a bit smaller than this one.
Then again it was a couple years back
Cristian Mancillas Carlsbad lagoon it's loaded.
I live in Connecticut and it looks like a sea robin here we just cut the neck bone and pull the head back and the head and skin come off and just filet the tail they do taste good
Haven't tried that, but I will! Thanks!
Taste great sautéed in garlic and butter.
I have noticed that ugly looking fish taste really good.
Scaring it also helps it not curl
awesome fish for broth
Hmmm....there is no limit for these in Alaska.
How to Alaska no limits just have seasons
Do you know if this is a staghorn sculpin?
I find sculpins cute
man when i pull those guys from the water i see dozens of worms dropping out of them . if i Ever needed to eat one (zombie apocalypse) it would be fire cooked til hard and Black
Wow we throw those damn fish back or use them for crab bait.
Are they poison ?
Kami Abadi Nope. Their spines are venomous and will irritate you like crazy if stung
The poison is in their spines.... don't get poked....it's like an uncomfortable bee sting ...
Kind of like lionfish
That sounds disgusting
Garbage fish.... we use them for bait where I’m from.