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Thanks for sharing! Photos of knives in use for hunting, fishing, or food prep are the best.Figured I would show a shark catch and cook start to finish - caught the shark (Atlantic Sharp Nose) about 3 weeks ago and had it vacuum sealed in the freezer until this evening when I made some shark katsu!
Step 1: Bring a cooler full of 20 pounds of ice to the beach
Step 2: Catch the shark.
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Step 3: Bleed and gut the shark immediately upon catching (not shown)
Step 4: Ice the shark down for 6+ hours to firm up the meat and reduce the acidic content
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Step 5: Filet the shark
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Step 6: Soak in buttermilk overnight
Step 7: Remove any remaining blood line from the filets and cut into nuggets with your trusty Buck 118!
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Step 8: Deep fry
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Step 9: Eat the shark - my favorite part
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