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Where does the saying lucky fish come from?

Asked: Roger Remaley, Last Updated:

It is believed to provide safe journey over water, and is considered a good luck charm by travellers, boaties, fisherman and surfers in New Zealand. In China, the word 'fish' is pronounced the same way as the word 'surplus'. The fish in China means good luck – the consumer of a fish has money coming their way.

FAQ

  • Do cleaner shrimp hide when molting?

    Yes, sometimes before and after they molt they will hide but usually you will see the molted skin in the tank.

  • Can I fish for spawning salmon?

    As salmon travel upstream and stage for a period of time, they start entering the spawning phase. ... Although current freshwater fishing regulations in British Columbia do not prohibit you from harvesting a salmon that is darker in colour, experienced anglers will recommend you not to keep one for a couple of reasons.

  • Do fish die in the ocean?

    Ocean fish can be killed by disease—in fact, we've observed sizable “fish kills”, mass die-offs of fish populations due to disease or pollution.

  • What color lures do tuna like?

    Now, taking a look at the northeast—in the Atlantic off New York, Massachusetts, and New Jersey—they catch more tuna than most places in the world. Their top must-use colors are solid green, green/yellow and black/purple. In Florida, the Bahamas and the Virgin Islands, the No. 1 color is light blue.

  • What size is king prawns?

    Grey in colour, raw king prawns are available in three sizes: enormous (1 per portion), extra large (2-3 per portion) and large (4-5 per portion). Raw peeled king prawns are available individually quick frozen. Peeled king prawns should be defrosted before cooking; they are ideal for BBQs, pasta dishes or stir fries.

  • Is it OK to cook salmon from frozen?

    Is It Safe to Cook Frozen Salmon? Absolutely. As long as the frozen salmon is cooked to a safe internal temperature, it is safe to eat. Of course, the real challenge is cooking frozen salmon so that it's just as tender and flaky as thawed fillets.

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    “Fish and milk are both protein-rich and if they react they can cause pain, stomach upset and diarrhea but only if you are allergic,” says Dr Tarun Sahni, a general physician at Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals to FIT. This is a myth propagated, everyone eats these two together without any problem.

  • How much water do you need to steam oysters?

    Try to use a pot that can hold at least 8 quarts of water. Your pot needs to be able to fit a steaming basket or colander, as these are used to hold the oysters themselves. Bring the water level to about halfway up the pot. Keep a transparent lid handy, as you'll want to watch the oysters getting steamed.

  • What can I use to clean the sides of my fish tank?

    Start with the sides. To begin cleaning your fish tank, start by unplugging the heater and filter. You can then scrape algae off the sides of the tank. If the sides of your tank are made with acrylic instead of glass, it's recommended to use a plastic (rather than metal) scraper.

  • What is the best temp for salmon?

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  • Are silver carp good to eat?

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  • Which fish farming is best?

    Java, blue and nile tilapia are the best species for backyard fish farming. Catfish. Exceptional taste and hardy resistance to disease and parasites make catfish another good choice for beginning fish farmers. Catfish grow quickly — a large fingerling can reach 1 pound within five months.

  • Is it OK to eat flakes while pregnant?

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  • Are my crayfish mating or fighting?

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  • What is mackerel called in Japanese?

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  • Can Waitrose tuna be eaten raw?

    As our tuna and salmon is sold on the counter alongside other fish, it is not suitable to eat raw for sushi.

  • Are rusty crayfish invasive in Ontario?

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  • Do you eat the skin on crispy skin salmon?

    Salmon skin is generally safe for people to eat. ... While some people like to remove the skin before cooking a fillet of salmon, others swear by leaving the skin on and eating it for an additional health benefit.

  • How do you make salmon less chewy?

    Slow-roasting is the most foolproof method. Cooking salmon with gentle heat, either in a low oven (225°F to 250°F) or in the slow cooker, results in succulent fillets each and every time.

  • Do you need live plants for shrimp?

    Dedicated shrimp breeders typically use air driven sponge filters. Live plants are recommended, particularly species such as Java moss or Najas. Substrate should be pH neutral (inert) or an aquatic plant medium. There are a number of substrate materials designed specifically for dwarf freshwater shrimp keeping.

  • What is the healthiest fish to fry?

    Fatty species are sometimes considered the healthiest. That's because fatty fish, including salmon, trout, sardines, tuna, and mackerel, are higher in fat-based nutrients.

  • How long do you boil cuttlefish for?

    Cuttlefish put into boiling water. Cuttlefish cook for 30 minutes.

  • Is Bonita a tuna?

    Bonito, (genus Sarda), tunalike schooling fish of the tuna and mackerel family, Scombridae (order Perciformes). Bonitos are swift, predacious fishes found worldwide. They have striped backs and silvery bellies and grow to a length of about 75 cm (30 inches).

  • What's the spiritual meaning of fish?

    The Fish is a protector, a sign of salvation. As a symbol shows you are adaptable, independent, and instinctive.

  • Can you salt cure any fish?

    Both haddock and flounder work just as well as cod. ... The process of salting cod (or the fish of your choice) could not be simpler. It does take some time, so plan on at least a week, if not two, to ensure the fish are fully cured and dried. In the end, you will have perfectly preserved fish to use in the future.

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