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Why Chinese People LOVE Eating this Fish

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Go to http://DrinkLMNT.com/tackle2thepeople for a free sample pack with any purchase! Tautog are a highly seasonal fish that's predominantly found in New England waters during the colder months - early Spring, and then Fall & Winter. Despite the fact that it's not very popular relative to other mainstream fish like Tuna & Salmon, the people that like Tog absolutely LOVE Tog. What I've found is that the main demographic of people who like eating Tog are either Fishermen who catch it every year, or Asians - predominantly Chinese & Cambodian. The reasons why the latter group likes Tog is multifaceted - I have my theories. The first of which is that Asian jetty fishing culture tends to line up very nicely with the habitat and behavior of Tautog. Tautog tend to hide near rock pilings, jetties, docks, and anywhere else you can find structure and an abundance of shellfish. As a result Asian jetty fishermen tend to be the ones that are closest in proximity to Tautog. The second reason is that Tog matches up very well with Asian cuisine. Asian culture (generally) likes steaming fish as a main way of preparation. Tautog has an incredibly delicate flavor profile that steams very nicely, especially when supplemented with the fresh aromatics like ginger, scallion, etc. of Asian cooking methods. In today's episode we go on a Tog expedition starting at a Dim Sum restaurant where we order Tautog out of the live tanks. Before finally ending at home where we prepare Tog as a home cook. Want to work together? Contact [email protected] Fish with Us! https://tackle2thepeople.com/charters Commercial-Grade Apparel and Gear - Use Code T2P15 for 15% OFF https://grundens.com The most popular Hooks in the world - Use Code T2P for 20% OFF https://mustad-fishing.com/us Commercial Fishing Themed Apparel - Use Code T2P for 15% OFF https://keepersonly.co Shoutout to ROW34! Some of the best local New England grub https://www.row34.com Visit Monahan's Marine for all your Fishing Gear & Boating Needs https://www.monahansmarine.com

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