Seafood Deals
Redondo Beach Pier
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California’s coastal piers are one of the state’s most popular attractions. Hi, I’m VH with CTT and today we’re going to check out Redondo Beach Pier.
The earliest pier in Redondo Beach dates back to 1889, but the unique V-shaped construction you’ll find today debuted in 1916 as one of the most unique piers along the coast. The current pier was reconstructed in 1996 with many historical similarities to the past.
Along the horseshoe-shaped Pier, you’ll find plenty of specialty shops and great restaurants, including Kincaids Bayhouse and the historic Old Tony’s, which offer beautiful sunset views of the coast.
The pier is also the spot to pick up some fresh saltwater taffy, buy an oyster pearl, check out a shark exhibit, or take a 25-cent look at the coast.
A fishing license is not required while fishing off California’s public piers, but all other regulations apply. Just watch out for the hungry pelicans, who wait anxiously for fresh fish to fly up on the boardwalk.
While you’re on the pier, check out the tribute to George Freeth, the first surfer in the United States. Freeth helped Henry Huntington build the largest saltwater plunge in the world here in 1907.
Below the pier you’ll find the International Boardwalk, a marina that boasts live music, several seaside boutiques, and the Redondo Beach Fun Factory, where kids can play arcade games or ride the Tilt A Whirl.
This is also the place to rent a kayak or pedal boat for a closer look at Redondo’s resident sea lions, who live out beyond the jetty. You can also book a speed boat ride on the Ocean Racer or ride a glass-bottom boat for a glimpse at underwater sealife.
One of my favorite spots is Quality Seafood, a live fish market that’s been in Redondo Beach since 1953. It’s one of the largest retail Seafood markets on the West Coast, and they’ll grill your fresh fish to order.
For a quick and inexpensive bite, fuel up on their steamed local crab or fresh clam chowder with a side of ice cold Corona. What a great way to end your day on the pier!
I’m Veronica Hill and that’s your California Travel Tip.
Duration : 0:2:16
read comments (0)Free gaphing bait fish by Fresh Choice Seafood
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Captain Carter Logan catches some bait for some great yellowtail snapper action off of Key West Florida. Brought to you by Fresh Choice Seafood.com, serving the best quality Seafood & stone crabs delivered fresh to your door via Federal Express.
Duration : 0:0:56
Monterey’s Old Fisherman’s Wharf
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Monterey’s Old Fisherman’s Wharf is one of the top attractions year-round in the city. Great shopping, dining, recreation and entertainment can be found here. Eat at one of our famous local Seafood restaurants. Take a scenic, fishing or whale watching cruise on the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. Take sailing or kayaking lessons. Watch a local play at the Wharf Theater, or learn about the wharf’s colorful history. Watch commercial fishing vessels come in and deliver their catch- you can buy this fresh local seafood at one of our wholesale fish markets on Wharf II. There is so much to do at Monterey’s Old Fisherman’s Wharf. It is also conveniently located along the Monterey Bay Recreation Trail- hop on a bike or take a short walk to Downtown Monterey, the Path of History, Monterey beaches and Cannery Row!
Duration : 0:2:30
OP is cod and haddock, not surf-wear!
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For the best in high-quality Seafood products, look to OP cod and haddock from Arctic Fisheries Ltd. Satisfaction Guaranteed,100% net weight guaranteed. Honest Fish for an Honest Price.
Duration : 0:2:9
Bring me a seal, I’ll club it!
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This is a video response to Alishia Fox’s response http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhLrCn_R2zM&feature=player_embedded to Sara Green’s cbc story in support of the Newfoundland seal hunt. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6JdSqO1ku0
I don’t care if animals are cute, I care how they taste. Taste drives many things in our global consumption. This video is not only for Alishia, but to any who oppose the seal hunt like the EU who have started a ban on such products. Are you willing to risk the lives of humans AND seals over it’s cuteness? That’s really what’s at stake. If the atlantic cod is driven to extinction the seals will follow. What you are suggesting may have global implications on the food chain.
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Update: Seals eat more than cod fish and the numbers I included were based on a seals consumption of a long list of creatures that I also would enjoy on my plate. So I stand by the numbers in my video, but the number of what is mis-stated.
I would still club a seal, but I would eat it. The only reason I would club a young seal is due to a lack of freezer space.
I do not support the practice of skinning the animal just for fur. I try to avoid eating seafood generally because of the situation of overfishing, but I do soooo love the taste of it. So it’s more of a now and again treat for me vs. a staple of my diet.
In the current situation, I would eat seal meat if it was offered but I currently live in BC and it’s just not readily available, but finding a market for the meat would be encouraging as it would reduce the needless waste. Who knows, if it became all the rage, they would rely less on other Seafood products and maybe strike a more balanced situation.
Probably what has me off so much in the past are activists that radically skew the realities. I know everyone in opposition is not that way but the tactics sometimes border on ridiculous. Seal meat is good for you, try it sometimes, many of us have been indoctrinated that it’s disgusting. Our own Governor General of Canada got such flack for eating seal with the Inuit. From a vegetarian perspective, fine I get it. But if you’re still an omnivore, I say if you want to help out, try some seal meat sometime. Invoking such a harsh stigma against it as a food source doesn’t help.
As far as populations go I find the seal’s regrowth rate quite rapid, and that concerns me. As they are quite gluttonous creatures.
Thanks to Alishia’s response to me which I also recommend you watch, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EQaHAFIhA0&feature=response_watch she introduced an interesting dynamic to me that I had not considered of the seal possibly eating more cod predators. I am not qualified to make that assessment for or against on this point, so I won’t. Especially when it comes to the variety of species it eats. That certainly does put more into question.
Duration : 0:5:3
Baja California Mexico Puerto Popotla Fresh Seafood
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Located just 10 minutes south of Rosarito on the free road towards Ensenada and next to Fox Studios Baja, is the quite picturesque town of Puerto Popotla
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A story for true seafood lovers…
You need more than two hands to count the number of Seafood restaurants and shacks out in Eastern Long Island, but only one to tally the number of places who actually buy their seafood straight from the captains of local boats.
Meet Chef Jennifer Meadows of Fishbar, a new local seafood restaurant in Montauk, who begged her way onto the boats of local commercial fishermen to guarantee her fish was as fresh and as local as possible. Supporting sustainable seafood harvesters in her little fishing village is a mission she sees no other way, and her story hopes to inspire more restaurants to do the same…
Visit Fishbar in Montauk: freshlocalfish.com
Shot & Edited by storyteller, Liza de Guia.
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More videos to come on http://www.foodcurated.com
Duration : 0:6:28
How to Bone Trout by Metropolitan Seafood, Clinton, NJ
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How to bone trout, by Mark Drabich of Metropolitan Seafood Company in Clinton, NJ. Metropolitan Seafood Company has been in business for 20 years, proudly serving fresh seafood in their Clinton, NJ store.
Duration : 0:3:17
Buy Local Monterey: Old Fisherman’s Wharf
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The City of Monterey has kicked off a Buy Local campaign to encourage residents and visitors to shop, dine and enjoy entertainment in the city.
This video highlights Monterey’s historic Old Fisherman’s Wharf business district. Find out about local’s specials and the variety of restaurants, shops and entertainment options here. Highlights of the wharf include FISH MARKETS, our famous Seafood RESTAURANTS, live THEATER, SHOPS, WHALE WATCHING, FISHING and SCENIC CRUISES, SAILING lessons, HISTORIC SITES, and much more! Also, learn about the importance of shopping locally and supporting your local small businesses.
Come on over and visit Monterey’s Old Fisherman’s Wharf!
Duration : 0:10:0
Tradex Foods corporate video
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Tradex Foods is a global supplier of quality, fresh frozen Seafood. We serve processing, food services and retail clients in North America and throughout the world, selling approximately 45 million pounds of frozen seafood per year. We offer a range of premium Sinbad food services and retail products in addition to quality packer label wholesale products.
Experience a Wave of Freshness with Tradex Foods and our premium quality Seafood Products.
Duration : 0:5:30