Dirty Water - Dangerous Fish

[Gerry Mac]

The video tells the story. According to this story 85% of the fish exported goes to the U.S.A. for sale. A very small percentage is ever tested. This from one of the world's dirtiest rivers.



How grateful I am for my pristine wilderness and ample fish. If you crave Catfish, we have HUGE Catfish in the river running right through my home town. We consider them a nuisance here.



Mac



edited to add Catfish picture (taken from Red River)



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[Bud Williams]

I always avoid seafood that is from these places for that reason.

 

[Wes Davis]

Nice catfish. Lets see some pictures of your boat setup.

 

[Gerry Mac]

Not a fancy boat but works great for freshwater fishing. I am very fond of it.



Mac



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[user 64972]

If you look at most grocery stores and Walmart type stores, most of the fish is from China. I won't eat fish from asian countries if I can help it. I look for US/Alaska fish is possible. When I read a story about a street vendor at the Chinese Olympics selling pork that was like 60 % tenderized cardboard, that changed my whole view. They're sending product with lead, sheetrock with bad s**t in it and fish grown in toxic water.....I don't have to buy it!

 

[Bill Barber]

nothing finer than catfish rolled in tempura bater than fried in bacon grease:love:

 

[David Roll]

Gerry - did you "noodle" that cat?