最近數年,美國南部一些釣魚人,模仿以前原住民土著 aboriginals 用手作餌的捉魚方法,在河床湖岸鯰魚(貓魚)出沒水域,伸手探入它們的洞穴竇口,挑引大魚襲撃噬捕魚人的手,從而把重達六十磅的巨形鯰魚從水裡抽上來!! 這種赤手捉鯰魚的玩意,俗稱 noodling,我中譯為「捉貓麵」。
鯰魚是素葷兩食,牙尖嘴利,有些背上更有毒刺,捕魚人多帶手套,以防咬著手不放的大鯰魚折斷數根手指。但是有兩位好逞強的「紅脖硬漢 Rednecks」,卻連手套也不帶,赤手捉貓麵!!!! Crazy or what ??!!
維基百科: ".... 鯰魚沒有魚鱗。一般都有鬚,和其他淡水魚不同,鯰魚是夜行動物,主要感覺器官不是依靠視覺,而是觸鬚或其他感覺器官。一般為雜食性,也有幾種是單一性,如寄生鯰只食動物血。鯰魚是主要食用魚之一,在亞、美、非洲都有很多飼養鯰魚的魚場,出產食用鯰魚。...."
Below is a photo of two fishing buddies showing their catch-of-the-day:
And here is the photo of my catch-of-the-day from the local fish monger !!! This catfish weighs over a kilo and its chopped up pieces fill up my 12-inch diameter frying pan !!!
Related links:
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noodling
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catfish
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Channel_catfish
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* Lotusandcedar: 電影【貓/鯰魚】: 疑幻疑真的網絡女友 ∕ "Catfish" the Movie: Is your girlfriend real or a manufactured persona?
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
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you are good, not many people like eating catfish. I only use it to make soup.
近年“越南鯰魚”進軍香港,很多超市都有 frozen 的越南鯰魚扒售賣。
雖然英文名字也是 Catfish 中文:“鯰魚”但英文學名卻是:PANGASIUS,微豆兄提供的維基百科網頁卻是不同。所看來是同科但不相同品種。
維基百科:PANGASIUS
赤手捉很危險,
水裏可能有好多細菌、微生物等等,
很容易會從手臂傷口進入血液,
香港曾經有人因為劏魚時切傷手指,
細菌進入體內,
因而做得很嚴重的後果!
看見它滑潺潺咁,
唔係好吸引!
Galaxy:
I live inland, so my choice is somewhat limited by price and availability :(
Space:
You are right, they are different.
新鮮人:
You are right, the chance of getting infected in that murky water is high.
Well, that's why they are red-necks!!!
"rednecks",
今天學識了這個字,
謝謝! ^-^
微豆
嘩! 好大條catfish吖...好得人驚...俾我見到, 我會走咯, 驚佢食左我隻手臂吖! :o
用手指做餌好危險噃, 又唔係餓到無得食, 唔洗咁博啫...吓嘩...
題外話, 早前香港附近吹襲的一個超強颱風, 米就係叫做'鯰魚'咯.
Haricot 微豆,
now i know what is 'noodling'
新鮮人:
You're welcome.
I recognize calling someone a「紅脖硬漢 Rednecks」is stereotyping. But the label does include several distinct characteristics that you would not find in my circle of friends :O
Macy:
Unlike sharks and other predators that feed on flesh, catfish attack mostly when they feel threatened by intruders, in this case, someone sticking an arm into their nests.
While the aboriginals "noodled" out of necessity, modern day noodlers do it for fun, their kind of fun!!
啤酒花™_J:
Little to do with Chinese noodles, that's for sure !!
Related links:
* Wikipedia Noodling
* "In the Jaws of a Catfish" by Ethan Todras-Whitehill http://www.ethantw.com/noodling.html
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