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Reel Bender 11-15-2009 09:00 PM

Let's get shucking
 
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20091113/...us_fda_oysters


By BEN EVANS, Associated Press Writer Ben Evans, Associated Press Writer – Fri Nov 13, 2:22 pm ET
WASHINGTON – The Obama administration is backing off a plan to ban raw oysters from the Gulf of Mexico during warm weather.
The FDA acted after meeting with fierce resistance from the oyster industry and Gulf Coast lawmakers. Instead, the agency told lawmakers Friday it will put the proposal on hold while it studies ways to make consumption of raw oysters more safe, according to several lawmakers.
Critics said the plan could have killed a $500 million industry and thousands of jobs.
The ban would have prohibited sales of raw oysters from the Gulf for much of the year unless the shellfish were treated to destroy bacteria that kills about 15 people per year.



The way I understand it would of been in effect during the summer months.


How many of eat them raw in the summer?

fishinpox 11-15-2009 09:03 PM

this is total bs. i love raw oysters!!!!!!

Reel Bender 11-15-2009 09:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fishinpox (Post 77768)
this is total bs. i love raw oysters!!!!!!


Breathe........................Go Back and Read....................... it is not going to happen at this time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

fishinpox 11-15-2009 09:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Reel Bender (Post 77770)
Breathe........................Go Back and Read....................... it is not going to happen at this time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

nice!!!!!!!!!!!!! i don't know what i like more the actual oyster or the massive amount of horseradish i mix in with the cocktail sauce

Reel Bender 11-15-2009 09:08 PM

DITTO!!!!!

Sometimes I just make the sauce and eat it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hope they got some fresh ones next weekend.

fishinpox 11-15-2009 09:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Reel Bender (Post 77774)
DITTO!!!!!

Sometimes I just make the sauce and eat it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hope they got some fresh ones next weekend.

i do the same thing!!! i was gonna do a job on the coast last week but have postponed it thats all I'm looking forward to the oysters!! when i still drank alcohol i used to load the bloody marys up with horse radish

B-Stealth 11-15-2009 09:53 PM

Oysters
 
I eat raw oysters in the summer, so far so good. But not as much a fall/winter time.

I will not eat raw pasturized oysters, they are very milky and saltless.

meaux fishing 11-15-2009 10:51 PM

i usually stick to the old rule about the "R" months but i eat the hell out of fried oysters in the summer

coachlaw 11-15-2009 10:51 PM

I heard about this yesterday while hanging out with the Jurisich brothers at the dock. I walked up and said, "Caco See?" They said I was the first Taco they saw in Texas that wasn't on a plate :D

This is great news. They would have made them treat all oysters, even if COOKED! IF you want something screwed up, give the feds a chance and it will happen.

Reel Bender 11-15-2009 10:52 PM

What say you coach?

Reel Bender 11-15-2009 10:53 PM

R months for me also

Reel Bender 11-15-2009 10:54 PM

Not sure how that happened

Hebert 11-15-2009 11:28 PM

whats a good oyster bar in lake charles? average price a dozen?

coachlaw 11-16-2009 01:12 AM

"Caco See?" means "How are you?" in Croatian. The usual response is, "Taco", which means "Ok." Hence the nickname for Croatians in La. They're called, "Tacos". Some think it's deragatory, but I don't take it that way at all. Turns out one of them even knows my dad. Not something you expect to see at a dock in Texas.

SULPHITE 11-16-2009 11:24 AM

Quote:

whats a good oyster bar in lake charles? average price a dozen?
Chastain's is where I have had'em...cannot remember the price offhand...they were decent though!

Ray 11-16-2009 11:28 AM

Even in the R months, the oyster fishermen are still regulated by the state.
After the last big rains we had, they were shut down due to high water levels.
I think it is the year round oyster farming on the East side of the state that they are
talking about.

Jordan 11-16-2009 11:34 AM

their $30/sack at hackberry seafood


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