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Dave_W
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I think SH are interesting and rather cool looking fish, especially the diamond flank markings....
But then again, I like muskies, and cudas, and walleyes, and bluefish, and bonnetsharks, and... well you get the point.
If they had a name other than snakehead, there might be a bit more acceptance and folks might avoid nonsense like "frankenfish" and similar hyperbole.
Some years ago seafood aficionados re-branded the ugly Patagonian toothfish into Chilean Sea Bass and started a food fad (actually the species was over-fished as a result).
Maybe if folks could come up with a better sounding name than SH and start a food fad, like Prudomme's blackened redfish, we could get snakeheads reduced a bit.
Just musing...![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
But then again, I like muskies, and cudas, and walleyes, and bluefish, and bonnetsharks, and... well you get the point.
If they had a name other than snakehead, there might be a bit more acceptance and folks might avoid nonsense like "frankenfish" and similar hyperbole.
Some years ago seafood aficionados re-branded the ugly Patagonian toothfish into Chilean Sea Bass and started a food fad (actually the species was over-fished as a result).
Maybe if folks could come up with a better sounding name than SH and start a food fad, like Prudomme's blackened redfish, we could get snakeheads reduced a bit.
Just musing...