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January 01/23/23, 08:14:53 PM

Offline dakids

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How do you cook these?
Last year I fried them.  I might try boiling them in 7up.

What everyone's favorite way to cook these beautiful fish?
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January 01/23/23, 08:17:55 PM Reply #1

Offline glenn57

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Re: How do you cook these?
I don't  think the cats will care!!! :sleazy: :rotflmao:

Boar would be the one that would be the best to answer that!
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January 01/23/23, 08:18:54 PM Reply #2

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Re: How do you cook these?
I just cut off the backstraps and the tail meat and simmer it in water and then cut into chunks and dip it in butter.  It's great!  Some people do it in 7up. 
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January 01/23/23, 08:23:13 PM Reply #3

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Re: How do you cook these?
Eelpout.....do as LPS suggest. Backstraps is about all there is on them. I broil and dip in butter.....Poor Mans Lobster.
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January 01/23/23, 09:29:20 PM Reply #4

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Re: How do you cook these?
Same as the other two. I hated the sweetness of 7up!   :puke:
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January 01/23/23, 10:19:55 PM Reply #5

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Re: How do you cook these?
Quote from: glenn57 on January 01/23/23, 08:17:55 PM
I don't  think the cats will care!!! :sleazy: :rotflmao:

Boar would be the one that would be the best to answer that!

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January 01/24/23, 04:00:22 AM Reply #6

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Re: How do you cook these?
No no no. Skin them, like a bull head.on the belly, put a nail thru the head on a board, cut all fins off, clslice thru just tue skin right behind the head, pulling skin off. Fillet down from  top of spine and off the rib cage, once past rib cage towards the tail, fillet off tail. Rince, cut in 2 inch chunks, rolling in walleye batter, cooking same size chunks seperately so all cooks the same. Delicciius!
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January 01/24/23, 08:30:50 AM Reply #7

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Re: How do you cook these?
Sounds great! Can you smome them?  :scratch:
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January 01/24/23, 09:28:25 AM Reply #8

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Re: How do you cook these?
Sure smoming would work!
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January 01/24/23, 09:36:47 AM Reply #9

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Re: How do you cook these?
told ya boar new how to clean and cook roughfish!!!!!!!!! :happy1: :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
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January 01/24/23, 12:31:26 PM Reply #10

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Re: How do you cook these?
And i can make any rough fish taste better than thos shingles you cal smoked nords.
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January 01/24/23, 12:39:14 PM Reply #11

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Re: How do you cook these?
Quote from: Boar on January 01/24/23, 12:31:26 PM
And i can make any rough fish taste better than thos shingles you cal smoked nords.
:rotflmao: :mooning: fine......i wont share none with you then!!!!!!!! :rolleyes:
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January 01/24/23, 01:15:41 PM Reply #12

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Re: How do you cook these?
Stuff them in a wool sock, bake at 345 degrees for 47 minutes. Remove from sock, toss fish in garbage and eat the sock. :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
Personality I’d try the 7up recipe. Done it with northerners and tastes great.
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January 01/24/23, 01:22:43 PM Reply #13

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Re: How do you cook these?
Whew! Good, cause i dont wanna lie and say they were ediable.
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January 01/24/23, 01:38:55 PM Reply #14

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Re: How do you cook these?
Quote from: markn on January 01/24/23, 01:15:41 PM
Stuff them in a wool sock, bake at 345 degrees for 47 minutes. Remove from sock, toss fish in garbage and eat the sock. :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
Personality I’d try the 7up recipe. Done it with northerners and tastes great.

I like using Mt. Dew better, the taste is better I think.... 
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