In norwegian it's called "tunge" (tungue, like the body part). The one you referring to is probably the down right with the head missing. Digital Viking is not only a viking digitally, but also when it comes to fishing. Ripping the head totally off might seem like overdoing it to some, but to a true viking this shows dedication and spirit :)
I have been fishing a lot in Turkey. Ispara, karagöz, uscumbru... Last year, I got 4 istauritt (probably not spelled right) in the Oslofjord at 6-800 grams each. This is a known fish in the bosporous, but there they come at 60-80 grams each :) Here they are rare, and goes by "taggmakrell".
Deniz'de sayicincan, chapparaya gidioros - probably the one "close to full" sentence I know in turkish - When the sea calms down, lets go and "hekle".
In norwegian it's called "tunge" (tungue, like the body part). The one you referring to is probably the down right with the head missing. Digital Viking is not only a viking digitally, but also when it comes to fishing. Ripping the head totally off might seem like overdoing it to some, but to a true viking this shows dedication and spirit :)
I have been fishing a lot in Turkey. Ispara, karagöz, uscumbru... Last year, I got 4 istauritt (probably not spelled right) in the Oslofjord at 6-800 grams each. This is a known fish in the bosporous, but there they come at 60-80 grams each :) Here they are rare, and goes by "taggmakrell".
Deniz'de sayicincan, chapparaya gidioros - probably the one "close to full" sentence I know in turkish - When the sea calms down, lets go and "hekle".
yeah it is almsot close it is istavrit ahahaha dude your turkish fishing word pool is amazing :D
Thanks. :) Never read them. We do have some kefal and levrek here as well. :) Never caught them myself.
Haha. Odin approves. Yes, the ripping of the head is important. I must show Odin I have strength in my teeth.