Pagdadaklis at kinilaw na dilis sa Ilocos Norte, sinubukan ni Biyahero Drew! | Biyahe ni Drew - video Dailymotion

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Aired (September 7, 2024): Sa Ilocos Norte, may kakaibang klase ng bayanihan pagdating sa pangingisda -- 'yan ang pagdadaklis. Ang pagsubok ng ating OG Biyahero Drew dito, panoorin sa video.

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00:00Here in the town of Badok, there is a different type of fishing.

00:05Their version is for catching fish.

00:10The lifting of the net is done by more than 20 people.

00:15This is what they call, the Dadaklis.

00:19In the morning, they drop the net.

00:24In the Dadaklis, they will decide how many fish will be caught.

00:30That's just a few.

00:33That's a lot.

00:35Really?

00:36Yes.

00:37What time do you usually start?

00:39We usually start early in the morning.

00:42Around this time?

00:43Yes.

00:45In the afternoon.

00:47In other localities, there are small and big boats.

00:49Many people expect to go home to their families.

00:54In season now, the fish is called, Munamun or Dilis.

00:58In Ilocos, we call it, Nayalay.

01:02Nayalay.

01:04What is this?

01:05Do you just grill it?

01:07That's called Sinisigang.

01:08Sinisigang.

01:09That's it.

01:10That's different.

01:11That's different?

01:12We call it, Bagsiyaw.

01:14But this is called Munamun.

01:16When it grows, it becomes Munamun.

01:19Will you bring it back?

01:20No?

01:21No.

01:22It's already being caught.

01:24The catch of the fish is divided according to the number of helpers.

01:29Since there are only a few catchers,

01:30there are also only a few helpers.

01:32The other helpers in catching the fish,

01:34are also doing the bonding.

01:36Our boats were made in 1986.

01:40We did a picnic here.

01:42So we can also see the fish.

01:44How did you catch it?

01:46We fished it.

01:47We enjoyed it.

01:49It was our first time catching catfish.

01:54Catching catfish is not only a way of entertainment,

01:57but it also becomes a way of life for others.

02:01How many hours do you do this?

02:03And what time of day?

02:07There's always a good day.

02:10If someone catches the first catch,

02:14then the next day.

02:15That's a lot.

02:16That's a lot.

02:18Up to Gavot Norte.

02:20Is this caught for eating only,

02:24or for selling to the market?

02:28If there's a lot, we sell it.

02:30If there's a lot, we sell it.

02:33We sell it.

02:35Or we make a fish sauce.

02:40The catchers make a sauce,

02:42or they make a sauce.

02:44Alright, this is the last one.

02:46This is what I'm going to taste first.

02:50That's the baby dillis?

02:51Baby dillis.

02:52Correct.

02:53How does it taste?

02:54Fresh.

02:56It's really fresh.

02:57It's tasty.

02:58Yes, it's really tasty.

02:59It hasn't been...

03:01It hasn't been tasted yet?

03:02It hasn't been seasoned yet.

03:04But it's fresh.

03:06It's really fresh.

03:07But I think I like the younger one more.

03:11This one.

03:12Yes, it's more delicious.

03:13It's more delicious.

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