Jamaican Lionfish: A Delicious Solution

[@docMGTM]

This guy is such a nice guy !

[@jaritos675]

You guys are one of my favorite channels. Your content is consistently of high quality.

[@ReflectionsofLife]

Nice work - I love the idea of coming up with a great solution for invasive species, we have to come up with sustainable ideas to ensure that future generations can also harvest fish.

[@MusicLoverJOWE]

Really love these kinda videos, more please!! Superb production!

[@LetsGoFishingSfla]

When life gives you lemons, make lemonade! Awesome Video!

[@broAnansi]

Nice Work. I love it. I was at the same dock with my RED Epic talking to some fishermen about track and feild during the 2012 Olympics. Jamaica is the sweetest place : )

[@starlight7830]

Amazing how fit those guys are,,,wow

[@POWAJA]

I was searching the whole internet for this, I remember watching it as a kid😊

[@damatrix1001]

Beautiful video with great people in it.

[@mynameismud76]

that bruschetta!!! omg!!!!

[@GavriloPewPew]

Right? I want me some of that!

[@mynameismud76]

Elbio M. yea, tired of eating shit that's either been in the ground for half a year or meat that's been hanging for 2 months. Freshness damn it!!

[@junialstudios]

I hope an actual lionfish got a KZbin account and logged on. That's the only way to explain the single downvote. Nothing else makes sense--these videos are TERRIFIC!!!!!!!!!!

[@TakingShapeCreations]

Awesome work. What camera, lens and stabilizer was used?

[@TakingShapeCreations]

***** Wow that's a lot of cash needed for those equipment especially the DJI Ronin, Sony FS700 and the Sony A7s. Great work though I love the way everything in the video was shot. Poor me will be saving up for a Sony a6000 and probably a Opteka SteadyVid SV-HD Camera Stabilizer. Thanks for the reply keep up the good work.

[@JarrelEmmanuel]

Ya man!

[@walterbordignon1508]

Meraviglioso

[@kombabakh]

Jah bless Jamekan brothers! But... Lionfish is bad for the corals??WHAT?? WTF!

[@akornylak]

More specifically, they are bad for the reef itself, because they tend to push out all the other fish species. But in this case, the locals have found a way to make it work. Bless up!