I eat sardines about twice a week. I came across a brand at walmart thats in a box ,( It's a regular sardine can but it's inside a box), and it says "SEASON brand" Sardines in 100% Olive Oil, Wild Caught Skinless boneless.It says 1700mg Omega 3 Fatty Acids.

These are the best Sardines you'll ever eat. They're a little more expensive but well worth it.

Reminds me of Rosey. I swear that woman smuggled sardines south of her border

Tilapia is a shit fish.
Literally, they eat shit.
Mrs. Radar and I took our son to the St. Louis zoo a couple of summers ago and you'll never guess what they kept in the hippo enclosure to help keep it clean. Yup, tilapia.
I was fortunate enough that while I was checking out the hippo enclosure one swam by and left behind a couple of hippo nuggets in its wake, and before those nuggets even started settling to the bottom several tilapia swarmed and started pecking at them.
I'll never purposely eat tilapia again.

Heh, loves me some fried tilapia

As long as the farm doesn't feed' em shit, that is...

I presume that said fish aren't provided to the public for consumption!

Anyway:

Myth: Tilapia eat poop.

Fact: Tilapia are plant eaters; they do not eat poop unless they are being starved.

Truth: The rumor that tilapia prefer poop stems from an episode of Dirty Jobs on the Discovery Channel in which the host, Mike Rowe, visited a fish farm that raised hybrid striped bass. Mike unknowingly exposed the cruelty of the farmers, as they starved their tilapia into eating the wastes of the more valuable bass. Some time later, after a public outcry, the farm reported that the tilapia were only being used as "cleaners" and were never intended for human consumption. Still not nice, but whatever.

Other investigations into the tilapia farming practices in Honduras, Vietnam, Indonesia and China, have reported that it is not uncommon for fish farmers to starve tilapia into eating hog manure. Surprisingly, this practice does not have to be disclosed when the tilapia filets are imported for sale in US grocery stores. This is actually true of all imported fish. To be safe, you should only eat fish raised in the United States.

By the way, we use the word "starve" loosely to mean "not supplying any legitimate aquatic species food source". Tilapia have very strong strike and graze instincts, and will "nibble" on just about anything that enters their water, including fingers and toes.

Mahi Mahi is great. It doesn't taste like any other fish.

I also like sea bass but I'm not sure if we're supposed to eat that any more.

I'd just have some fried catfish (corn meal batter) with hot sauce. Tastes like a super light and tender version of chicken tenders/"boneless wings".

There has to be a place in almost any town that serves that.

Costco has some frozen Mahi Mahi burgers that cook up nice.

Loves me some catfish, but for people already averse to fishy taste its a bad choice IMO

We used to get catfish a lot when I lived in Texas. Good stuff.

She will sit on your face and wiggle. Rub those whiskers right off your chinny chin chin

I guess I've never really considered finding fish that doesnt taste like fish, since I eat fish because I like it (and I don't even bother with cod because it tastes like water)

Any have suggestions for a tomato that doesn't taste so "tomato-ish"?

Everyone’s hearts would be much healthier if we ate more fish and practiced proper muff diving skills and ethics.

Wasn't trying to argue with ya

I actually agree, it ALL tastes like fish to one degree or another lol... I've never understood people who dont like fish/seafood anyway

I'd cut chicken or pork out of my diet before fish

But even the best prepared catfish is "fishier" than most, JMO

So do vegetables.

Do you eat rice? Ever seen how dirty a rice paddy actually is?