Catch, Clean, Cook and Eat Carp | 2KG Eggs
Channel: Cornelius Outdoors
Date: 2024-03-28

Don’t throw your catch away. In this video, I will show you how to catch, clean and cook carp fish. 
Specifically, carp fish eggs. 

If you have been following my channel, you would know by now that I eat every part of the fish I caught. I fish mainly for carp because I am more comfortable fishing in a river, lake or creek. I am very uncomfortable with the ocean. I grew up in the highlands of Borneo. The ocean is kind of new to me. 
But when it comes to carp fish eggs, there is just too much and I tried not to eat too much of it as it contains higher cholesterol just like the chicken eggs. But cooking it this way is the best. 

Please watch how I clean and remove the mud line in the carp:

https://youtu.be/PN01SbFpfHs

You will eat carp if you clean it this way. Remove the Lateral Line nerve. This nerve involves water displacement causing the fish's flesh smelly. Remove the main blood vein. Remove gall bladder. Clean fish eggs or roe. How to scale fish. How to gut fish. How to clean fish intestine. How to clean fish head. How to fillet fish. How to clean carp. How to Cook Carp. Catching carp. Fishing for carp using sweet corn kernel as bait. 

Most unwanted Fish in Australia

Carp are an abundant invasive fish species that has been contributing to environmental degradation across the Murray-Darling Basin since the 1960s. Carp are an invasive fish species. Carp is considered a noxious aquatic species in Victoria, Australia. 

In Victoria, It is an offence to release live carp (or any noxious species) into any waters. The maximum penalty (in court) is a fine of $14,084 for a first offence and $28,168 for a second offence. I would say, carp is the most unwanted fish in Australia. If you return Carp to the water in Victoria you are committing an offence!......

Carp is not easy to catch. It took me 5 years to learn how to catch carp. Carps are very smart and fishing them needs experience, patience and planning. 

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