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Aruba October 25th, 2012
This weekend The Old Man and The Sea will be presenting it’s newest exquisite lionfish menu paired beautifully witha glass of Pinot Grigio Mezzacorona on October 26th,27th & 28th. Music by : Carlos Bislip (please find attached for more information) Special Thanks to Natasha Richardson who during the Press Conference gave us a lecture on the impact that the fish has brought to the Island and it’s nutritional value. Why it’s important to eat lionfish? Let’s support our lionfish hunters to keep fishing more and more lionfish in order to lower the population of the lionfish.
During the week Chef Christiaan & Chef Mario from The Old Man and The Sea, visited Jair Britten (lionfish hunter/Chef) to inspect the lionfish for the new exquisite menu at TOMS.
Story Courtesy of Aruba Daily
- Diving For Lionfish Somewhere Off Of Malmok
Lionfish aside, if you were ever curious about reef diving in Aruba and what it was like, here is your answer Eat more Lionfish!...
- De Palm Island Lionfish Challenge 2013
De Palm Island, in cooperation with the Aruba Marine Park Foundation, has announced the 2013 Lionfish Challenge will take place on the 3rd of November 2013 at De Palm Island. On the 29th of october there is a meeting for participants to review the rules....
- Eating The Invasive Lionfish: Caribbeantravelmag.com
Link: Eating the Invasive Lionfish: CaribbeanTravelMag.com...
- Participant Of Lionfish Tournament Sharing His Secret
Participant of Lionfish Tournament sharing his secret from Hadicurari CentrodiPesca on Vimeo. As the Aruba Lionfish Control Programs tournament heats up participants bring in more and more lionfish but participants get competitive. Here is Juan "Tintin"...
- New Record: 30cm (11.8 Inch) Lionfish Is The Largest Of The Invasive Species Officially Registered So Far In Aruba
Posted by Aruba Daily on July 28th, 2011 Lionfish Tournament of the National Control Plan yielding greater awareness and sounding alarm A whopper of a Lionfish, 30 centimeters long (almost one foot long, 11.8 inches to be exact) shattered all previously...
Travel
New Exquisite Lionfish Menu at The Old Man and The Sea
Aruba October 25th, 2012
This weekend The Old Man and The Sea will be presenting it’s newest exquisite lionfish menu paired beautifully witha glass of Pinot Grigio Mezzacorona on October 26th,27th & 28th. Music by : Carlos Bislip (please find attached for more information) Special Thanks to Natasha Richardson who during the Press Conference gave us a lecture on the impact that the fish has brought to the Island and it’s nutritional value. Why it’s important to eat lionfish? Let’s support our lionfish hunters to keep fishing more and more lionfish in order to lower the population of the lionfish.
During the week Chef Christiaan & Chef Mario from The Old Man and The Sea, visited Jair Britten (lionfish hunter/Chef) to inspect the lionfish for the new exquisite menu at TOMS.
Story Courtesy of Aruba Daily
- Diving For Lionfish Somewhere Off Of Malmok
Lionfish aside, if you were ever curious about reef diving in Aruba and what it was like, here is your answer Eat more Lionfish!...
- De Palm Island Lionfish Challenge 2013
De Palm Island, in cooperation with the Aruba Marine Park Foundation, has announced the 2013 Lionfish Challenge will take place on the 3rd of November 2013 at De Palm Island. On the 29th of october there is a meeting for participants to review the rules....
- Eating The Invasive Lionfish: Caribbeantravelmag.com
Link: Eating the Invasive Lionfish: CaribbeanTravelMag.com...
- Participant Of Lionfish Tournament Sharing His Secret
Participant of Lionfish Tournament sharing his secret from Hadicurari CentrodiPesca on Vimeo. As the Aruba Lionfish Control Programs tournament heats up participants bring in more and more lionfish but participants get competitive. Here is Juan "Tintin"...
- New Record: 30cm (11.8 Inch) Lionfish Is The Largest Of The Invasive Species Officially Registered So Far In Aruba
Posted by Aruba Daily on July 28th, 2011 Lionfish Tournament of the National Control Plan yielding greater awareness and sounding alarm A whopper of a Lionfish, 30 centimeters long (almost one foot long, 11.8 inches to be exact) shattered all previously...