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Is my fish brain damaged?

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So fish, just like terrestrial animals, can suffer damage to their brains (and all their other tissues) if they are deprived of oxygen for too long. Like people, they can sometimes recover from such injuries, but it takes a long time.

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  • How long can you keep whitefish salad in the refrigerator?

    Within 5 days How long can I keep the Whitefish Salad after opening? Whitefish salad is best when consumed within 5 days after opening. Keep all salads refrigerated as freezing will separate the mayonnaise.

  • Why is the Humboldt squid so dangerous?

    Squid are aggressive hunters, but some species are worse than others. The Humboldt squid is of particular danger to divers because it's large -- about the size of a man -- and shows little fear or hesitation when hunting prey. Colossal squid are just as aggressive and fast hunters, and they top out at 2,000 pounds.

  • Can you smoke fish on a charcoal grill?

    Smoking fish at home may sound intimidating, but it's no more complicated than grilling. Just add aromatic wood to a charcoal grill and let the fragrant, flavorful smoke do its work.

  • Do lures kill fish?

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    Simply place seafood of your choice in the convenient boil-in bag, add to hot water, and in minutes, you can enjoy the flavor and soul of The Big Easy!

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    Because tuna steaks get dry and chewy when overcooked, the center should still be pink when it is done cooking.

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  • Why is fish so expensive UK?

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  • Is frozen tuna as good as fresh?

    Thawed fresh-frozen tuna generally does not degrade in flavor or texture as compared to fresh off the boat, so do not hesitate to buy it frozen from any reputable market. The finest tuna is reserved for eating raw, as in sushi or sashimi.

  • Do you actually need to be quiet when fishing?

    Again very loud noises can scare the fish for a little while. Bottom you should be as quiet as possible and definitely avoid very loud noises, but no need to go to extreme lengths to be quiet.

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