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Since you mentioned it...... http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/underwater-hunting/290480-tastes-like-chicken-unique-solution-lionfish-invasion.html

There is not an active war on them, but Discovery is doing the Lionfish Round Ups at least once a month to help reduce the numbers. The removed lionfish will go to restaurants and the data from them will help NOAA is their research.

We got about 20 off of the Schurz today.

1. Box Wreck 2. Papoose 3. Schurz 4. Spar 5. Naeco 6. Lobster Wreck 7. U-352 8. Cassimir 9. Caribsea 10. Normannia

Discovery has 2 crew boats and a six pack. They also have 2 dive lodges. If you are doing this as a group, you can check into the weekday special.

Thanks. Thats it!

This fish was seen off of Beaufort, NC at 100 feet.

The first day of the rescheduled Round Up was on June 1st. 115 lionfish were removed from one site in 2 dives.

Glad you had a great time and have an increased wardrobe.

Discovery Diving 1st Annual Lionfish Round Up / Rodeo has been rescheduled for May 31, June 1 and 2. With winds 20 - 25 knots this week, it has been cancelled. The seminar will be on Sunday night and the dives will be done on Monday and Tuesday. For more information, email...

If you are looking for a group to go with, Gypsy in Raleigh usually runs a trip to the coast once a month during the season.

At the base of the tail are the "flippers" that fan out. Starting from the outside, sever the flipper from the main part of the tail, leaving the center one. Like a turn key, twist the flippers. This will break the remaining connection from the tail, but leave the waste tract attached to the...

Honey buns. They taste just as good coming up as they did going down. :D

I've designed a safety shield that is used to remove the lionfish from a pole spear without touching the lionfish.

They are present off of North Carolina as juvenile and adults. Discovery Diving is holding the 1st Annual Cape Lookout Lionfish Rodeo / Round Up on May 17 - 19. The purpose is to help control the population by removing the lionfish. After NOAA has recorded the information about the lionfish...

The wrecks and ledges offshore have plenty on them.

By the time of the Rodeo/Roundup, the water should be in the low 70's. It is in the mid 60's offshore now.

The airport in New Bern is called Coastal Carolina Regional Airport. It is served by Delta and US Air.

I'll be there on the 15th and maybe the 17th. If there is enough interest, I will be there the 18th and 19th for the Lionfish Roundup.

My point was that they got the exposure at DEMA so people knew what products they had. The face to face time and hands on of the product gets people to take notice, unlike an introductory email. They do listen to the customer, I didn't question that.