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- Fresh picked Opihi, A Hawaiian Delicacy!
Opihi is a type of sea snail or limpet that is native to the rocky shorelines of Hawaii and other parts of the Pacific. There are several different species of opihi, but all have a cone-shaped shell and a muscular foot that they use to cling tightly to rocks in the intertidal zone.
Opihi are an important traditional food source in Hawaii and are considered a delicacy by many. They can be eaten raw or cooked in a variety of dishes, and are often harvested by hand from the rocky shoreline. However, over-harvesting and habitat loss have led to a decline in opihi populations, and they are now protected under state law in Hawaii.
#catchandcook #opihi #hawaii #awesme #somee #smeFresh picked Opihi, A Hawaiian Delicacy! Opihi is a type of sea snail or limpet that is native to the rocky shorelines of Hawaii and other parts of the Pacific. There are several different species of opihi, but all have a cone-shaped shell and a muscular foot that they use to cling tightly to rocks in the intertidal zone. Opihi are an important traditional food source in Hawaii and are considered a delicacy by many. They can be eaten raw or cooked in a variety of dishes, and are often harvested by hand from the rocky shoreline. However, over-harvesting and habitat loss have led to a decline in opihi populations, and they are now protected under state law in Hawaii. #catchandcook #opihi #hawaii #awesme #somee #sme
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- Catching #Octopus aka Tako(Japanese) or He'e (Hawaiian) is one of the more sustainable catches to harvest from the ocean because they grow fast about 1lbs a month and have fast breeding cycles and output. But here in Hawaii anything under 1 lb is considered illegal to take. Here we are with our personal best catch of around 8 and 6 pounders. We smoked it, grilled it and ate it for a full episode I'll be posting here in the future. Stay tuned! ????????�???
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- Fresh Catch! #catchandcook #awesmeFresh Catch! #catchandcook #awesme0 Comments 0 Shares 908 Views 3
- Nenue aka Chubfish catch and cook, Fish balls! #awesme #sme #somee #catchandcook #fishngrillz0 Comments 0 Shares 1896 Views 118 8
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