A Fisherman's Biggest Mistake #fisherman #shorts #ink

Credit to: @YouFishTV‬ // YouTube

Fishermen are skilled individuals who venture into oceans, seas, rivers, and lakes to catch fish and other aquatic life for commercial, recreational, or subsistence purposes. Their work requires knowledge of marine environments, weather patterns, and various fishing techniques. They often work long hours and face challenging conditions, but their efforts are crucial for providing seafood to communities worldwide.

When fishermen catch squid, they need to clean and prepare it for consumption. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how they cut a squid and remove its ink:

Cutting a Squid:
1. Preparation:
- Lay the squid flat on a clean cutting surface.
- Rinse the squid under cold water to remove any surface debris.

2. Removing the Head and Innards:
- Hold the squid’s body (mantle) firmly.
- Pull the head and tentacles away from the body; the innards will come out with them.
- Cut the tentacles just below the eyes and discard the head and innards.

3. Removing the Quill:
- Inside the body, you will find a clear, plastic-like structure called the quill or pen.
- Gently pull it out and discard it.

4. Cleaning the Body:
- Rinse the inside of the body to remove any remaining innards.
- Peel off the outer skin if a cleaner appearance is desired; this is optional as the skin is edible.

5. Cutting the Body:
- For rings: Slice the body crosswise into rings of desired thickness.
- For strips: Cut the body lengthwise and then into strips.

Remove a Squid's Ink:
1. Locating the Ink Sac:
- The ink sac is located near the innards.
- It’s a small, dark, silverish sac.

2. Carefully Removing the Ink Sac:
- Gently pull the ink sac away from the body to avoid puncturing it.
- If the ink sac is punctured, rinse the squid under cold water to remove the spilled ink.

By following these steps, fishermen and home cooks alike can efficiently prepare squid for various dishes, ensuring it is clean and ready to be cooked or stored.

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[Kshthymyla]

Good thing he didn’t do his face! Lol!

[quackityfan_]

me with 7 years paiting with a sharpie

[MXSHYYYY]

I think he did a good job turning it into an educational experience

[davegibiko]

I'm going to use these then pretend I'm part of the hood.

[joaquinmccurty]

Bruh. . .i got inked in Australia scuba diving. Luckily, the spots were the size of pen tips. But it didn't rinse off for two weeks. I had freckles. You rubbed it in! Which means it'll take longer!

[polyvinshandmadejewellery]

He should have rubbed it on his white hair & beard