Fish on the Barbie

[Rywheat]

Anyone cook fish on the grill I general deepfry but on ocation I will do a Butter and Garlic batch on foil with some sunny filets I would like to try some salmon steaks any suggestions or others do this

[icebanger]

ive done salmon on the grill wraped in tin foil just do the butter and lemon pepper comes out sweet...did walleye same way fast and easy

[mopho]

salmon i've done on the grill was fresh( seattle fresh) and  it was  some fish rub of some sort  kapers i think ( that may have been halibut   and cooked skin side down  right on the grill never flipped for about 7 min    it was great

[QuillGordon]

My wife likes her walleye cooked on the barbie.. I use a cooking screen over the grill,, oil the fillets with olive oil,, place on hot screen skin side down, sprinkle on lemon pepper, put a tent of alum foil on top and cook until fillet flakes... My fillets aren't too thick so cooking time is about 3 to 5 mins on a hot grill.. QG

[holdemtwice]

 i like to brine the fish  and then smoke them . cooking on the grill is a great ay as well . brine  and then a nice sweet rub. followed by  a basting sauce .     holdemtwice

[A-Rod]

Salmon fillets skin side down with a little teriyaki.  Grill till the skin is crisp and slide that spatula between the skin and the fillet to remove. 

Blackened Grilled Halibut this the shizzy too. 

[Rywheat]

Where is a good place to get Halibut my buddies sister lives in Alaska but I never get to get any. I think I'm going to have to plan a fishing trip up there in the next couple years if I can fund that kind of a Vacation.

[A-Rod]

That would be a sweet vacation. 

Costco had it for 7.99/lb
Super Target carries it. 

I just get the frozen stuff or packaged stuff.  Nothing fancy. 

If anyone knows of a good way to get it fresh like flown in daily let me know.

[mopho]

Where is a good place to get Halibut my buddies sister lives in Alaska but I never get to get any. I think I'm going to have to plan a fishing trip up there in the next couple years if I can fund that kind of a Vacation.

pikes place market allways has it fresh ..

[A-Rod]

My uncle lives in Seattle.  Ill have to try to talk him into sending me some... after I get price.    I've had Copper River salmon delivered froms Pike Place.  Thats good.

I was thinking about a local grocer or market that flys fish in.  anyone know of any?

[rchaze60]

I am making a trip back to oregon in june and trust me I am bringing me back some fresh seafood I never buy it from the store for one you dont know how long they have had it and also it just keeps getting refozen after setting out all day YUCKKKKKKKKK

[Rywheat]

Morey's in Brainerd is in the process of building a new shop won't be open till August I think, so I can't stop there but I looked on line and could not find any there either

[A-Rod]

I looked up Pike Place Market and they have links to a few of the seafood merchants web sites.  You can order Halibut online.  You can order a lot more than that online if you have a small fortune.  I requested shipping info cuz the prices were per pound 14.99-15.99 which didn't include shipping.  Ill report when Im contacted.

Aside from spending an arm and a leg on fish Im going to give the Costco stuff a shot to see if is any good for 7.99. 

Ive had the stuff they sell at Super Target and I thought that was top notch.  Maybe not 'caught that day' fresh but pretty darn good.

[Tompton]

There are 2 places in St. Paul that get Halibut in daily.  Whole Foods on Grand Ave. and Costal Seafood on Snelling.  You'll pay though, last I checked it was $19.99 per pound.  It's steep but it really doesn't compare to frozen.

[Rywheat]

Mickbear says Brothers Meat and Seafood has it in Maple Grove I will try there as well and report back