If you're looking for any tips on cleaning a sea bass caught in fresh water, look no further than the expert advice of actor and outdoorsman Chris Pratt. Vanity Fair joined Pratt while he ran through what to do after catching a fish and you want to fillet it. Whether you picked up anything from ...

So you've caught a bass and realize it's time for dinner. Luckily preparing that bass for cooking is as simple as grabbing a sharp knife and taking one or two minutes to fillet that baby up for the frying pan. Filleting a fish isn't nearly as hard as some people may have you believe and this video ...

The guys over at Florida Sportsman visit All American Gator Products in Ft. Pierce, Fl and learn the specifics of cleaning and skinning a gator in the process of fully breaking one down. Video description from FLSportsman YouTube channel: From Florida Sportsman: Watch this video for a step by ...

Breaking down a fish can be a chore without the right skill set or tools. That's why Rene of Pacific Seafood is so impressive as he perfectly fillets a gigantic Yellowfin into 4 delicious looking slabs. Chefs Resources stopped by and luckily caught all the action.

We don't know the story about this talented filleting female, we just know she has some crazy ninja skills! Click, sit back, and take some notes. https://youtu.be/ugW66RVqxJA

Are you a fan of a nice fillet knife? Do you keep a sharpening stone nearby? Maybe you prefer electric knives. No matter you preference we're guessing you didn't spend $10,000 on your favorite piece of steel. Meet the guys who did. This video is from a bluefin tuna cutting at Mitsuwa Japanese ...