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Hooligan Fishing ALASKA: MILLIONS of Hooligan run video

Millions of Hooligan fish Spawn in spring in Alaska. One of nature's great events similar to the Salmon run in Alaska. Hooligan (Thaleichthys pacificus), otherwise known as "eulachon" or "candlefish", are a type of anadromous smelt are a type of smelt fish that similar to Salmon spawn in fresh water river and then move to sea where they live for four to six years. Hooligan are of interest to subsistence fishermen, who net them out of rivers in the spring. The fish are eaten dried, smoked, canned or pan-fried. In years past, they earned the name "candlefish", because when dried, the oil content of the fish was sufficient to allow it to burn like a candle. Hooligan were formerly harvested and rendered for their oil, which can comprise 15% of their body weight during the spawning run. Hooligan are typically caught by dipnet, a long-handled net with a bag that has fine mesh in it. Only Alaskan residents are allowed to harvest Hooligan fish. We caught a lot, so we distributed most to a few families who had never tried them before. Hope you like this video. Please consider subscribing for more adventures. Watch more of our videos below:    • Salmon Run Alaska video MILLIONS of Salmon      • BUNGY JUMP in New Zealand HIGHEST SCARY Ne...      • SKYDIVING KIDS - 8 YEAR OLD KID SKYDIVE in...