Fish Cleaning - Recycle!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2020
- Nobody enjoys fish cleaning and the challenge when done is to get rid of the fish guts. Well, my solution is to turn those into fish guts fertilizer and use the fish guts in garden.
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perfect. i do the same, making sure that i bury them deep enough to keep the critters from making a mess out of my yard. 12 inches minimum around here
Exactly what my Father did . He was an Organic Gardener from the late 50s on .
I am working on a grinder piped into my pond to feed the fish there. Just a small farm pond but fun for the kids of the family.
That would be perfect. Use fish to grow more!
My cottage neighbor used to put them into an old blender bones and all and create a slurry he would put back into the lake. I would watch as it attracted all kinds of fish to feed on it.
For us, some gets used as bait, some goes into the pond to feed the fish and turtles, some feed the crabs, and we have buried some (not always deep enough to keep coyotes and raccoons out though 🤢).
Good idea!!
Okay this was cool.
I used some in my Fly Traps around my home to keep the flies away from my dogs and also as bait for my crab traps.
that is an interesting application!
I save the heads in freezer for crabbing and put the guts back in the water for the crabs
Great idea
I try to feed the crabs or gulls. Every once in a while a get a heron that wants in on the action. I only bring back the meat and i usually cook it that day.
I put my left over fish guts in a blender,mix with oatmeal an regular dry fish food then pack it in a cut ✂️ milk jug freeze it for next trip to chum the water works well too ,seen fish I didn't think would eat that stuff eating it
Great idea!!
I’ll keep schooling freshwater fish, White bass, Crappie and a small catfish or 2, but love Flounder Reds & trout. I clean at the water when possible and legal and recycle back into the lake or bay. I put some in the garden also. I work on a ranch and put them in a field. Game cameras show fox, raccoons, skunks, buzzards, hawks and lots of other animals love fish too. Mmmmm Good! Have a great one Steve!
Salt water or brackish water fish intake the guts back to where I caught them to drop back in. The crabs love them. If I had crab traps I’d be using them as bait.
in the garden they go!
Good morning, usually I feed the gulls n the fish . Don’t keep many fish ...set the hook brother
Another way to recycle!
If it's just soft guts, I wash them down the black tank hookup for my RV. If it's carcasses left over from filleting, I freeze them until the next garbage pickup day and then just toss them in the can with the rest of the garbage.
you can put the guts & carcasses back in the water you caught the fish
@@sunsetatshabooms4558 Not in my lakes we can't... not legally, anyway.
Sometimes I end up freezing them as well
I seen that in many controlled fishing lakes or ponds ,etc, from time to time they bring fish from a hatchery and release thousands of fish into this body of water so people can keep fishing and keep coming ,I guess that`s why is state run, they charge for entrance,fishing licenses ,charge for bait, boat and kayak rentals,manage restaurants or food stands ,etc,etc. so they never run out of fish or people who enjoy the outdoors and welcome to come ! and is good for the environment to keep those lakes alive for everyone!...is all about wild management here in Cali.
Hope all those fires are not near you!
Cutting Board on the Yak, fillet them, throw the rest back in the water, mark on GPS for future fun!
I live in Louisiana, down here we throw them back in the water. You can see the crab and other small fish going crazy for the meal.
LA is redfish heaven!
When I plant tomato plants I put a small carp under each plant. Best fertilizer. Thanks for the video. Stay safe
Thanks, you too!
Wow I catch the fish. Get a wet rag and clean him if he's muddy I scrub a little harder. Then let him go. I let him keep the guts. Humor. That's great fertilizer.
I'll let you know when I actually catch something worth keeping. :)
I freeze them in my chest freezer, then garbage can on Friday.
You would have to bury it deeper than that in my area. The varmits here , raccoons, possums, cats, etc would have that stuff all over the yard!
You bet! Thankfully, I do not have that issue.
The racoons and turkey vultures will make a mess of that garden lol
i forgot to do this pastime with my whiteness lol. i filleted them and trashed them lol
freeze them and use them for crab bait