Grill Your Catch with the BBQ Buddy

The BBQ Buddy Fish Griller is the perfect grill accessory for the fisherman who loves to eat fish like a man- whole and cooked over a flame. The BBQ Buddy looks like it would be great cooking fresh fish over a campfire, something I did quite often this year while camping in Algonquin Park. Let me tell you there’s nothing quite like the taste of a freshly plucked mouth-watering piece of flame grilled fish, and there’s nothing worse than watching those pieces fall through the grill before you can eat them.

The BBQ Buddy Fish Griller is a two-piece metal basket that latches together, securely holding your fish in place. When the time comes to turn your prize catch on the grill you can simply flip the basket, keeping not only the fish, but your pride intact. Made from heavy-duty metal the fish griller is also a handy camping companion.

Keep reading for a zesty barbecue whole snapper recipe!

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Happy Belated Canada Day!

Canada turned 143 years old yesterday! To celebrate, I did what every good Canadian does, I drank beer, ate BBQ and watched fireworks!

Fireworks in Halifax, Nova Scotia

What did you do for Canada Day?

via DrgnMaster on Flickr

BBQ’d Tongue Eating Fish Parasite!

MMMM! Delicious! I love a good BBQ, but I can say with absolute certainty that BBQing a cymothoa exigua isn’t going to make it taste any better. That being said, these parasites do no real damage to fish they inhabit. And according to reliable sources, eating fish containing the parasite is perfectly safe.

Personally I’d be a little put off if something this gnarly looking crawled out of the face of my dinner, and so was David…

I purchased a 6kg pack of sea bass, cleaned and gutted four and popped two of them on my barbecue.

After about 10 minutes I turned them over, and after a further 5 minutes went to check on them. It must have become too hot in there for the parasite, which became visible half out of the fish’s mouth.

I didn’t realize what it was, so didn’t check to see if the fish still had a tongue. I’m not even sure if the parasite crawled out, or was pushed out as a result of the fish cooking.

We are not intending to eat sea bass for a while!!

Regards,
David

Thanks David!

Fishing Gift Ideas 2008: Give the Gift of BBQ

This one wont help you catch fish, but it will help you cook fish…lots of fish! This beauty transforms from Dalek to not only one, but three cooking grills! Perfect for cooking your Christmas carp!

The price? Only $4000.

Perhaps this one should be filed under “not so good gift ideas.” EXTERMINATE!