I'm down for an early night of eating Lionfish ceviche by the fistful and martinis.If you do,, please add me to the eating lionfish list
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I'm down for an early night of eating Lionfish ceviche by the fistful and martinis.If you do,, please add me to the eating lionfish list
sounds good, only mine is with local rumI'm down for an early night of eating Lionfish ceviche by the fistful and martinis.
that sounds even better. ceviche goes better with rum. raw oysters go better with vodka.sounds good, only mine is with local rum
Thanks for asking. I was wondering myself but didn't get around to posting the question.I have never appreciated much difference between the various dive sites on Klien, other than the largest lionfish I have seen on Bonaire seemed to be off the western point of that island.
Most of the sites on Klien were pretty similar, although all had life and good dives.
Which makes me remember to ask another question: when Dale and I were last on Bonaire ( pre-covid) we did a "Lionfish Hunting" special (at Buddy) a "certification" which was required to hunt the pests.
Does anyone know if such a "certification" will allow us to harvest lionfish on this trip?
Well it's been a week with no response from Toucan Divers. I'm thinking about posting in the Bonaire Lionfish Hunters FB group to see what they have to say.Thanks for asking. I was wondering myself but didn't get around to posting the question.
I sent the question to Toucan Divers. Will post when I get an update.
I got a response today from the dive shop. Here is their response:Thanks for asking. I was wondering myself but didn't get around to posting the question.
I sent the question to Toucan Divers. Will post when I get an update.
I got a response today from the dive shop. Here is their response:
Thank you for your question. Our apologies for our delayed response.
Nice that you will be diving with us together with Scuba board group!
On Bonaire, you are only allowed to go Lionfish hunting when being guided by a local guide. We do offer these dives, a spear and a zookeeper.
The price for a private lionfish guide is $ 75,00 extra, and comes on top of the price of a guided shore dive ($ 75 house reef/$ 95,00 somehwere else) or a 1-tank boat dive ($ 70,00) when you would like to go lionfish hunting from the boat.
If you are interested to plan in a lionfish hunting dive, please let me now.