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Talking about a feast of Perch :D
Here is last week Thursday's catch
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And here is the feast :D
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couple of times a year I get my feed of Perch and or Crapies and then I can concentrate on releasing the spawners :lol: :lol:
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i dunno good question
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Gotta agree with FFF. The trout and salmon come across as too fishy and oily tasting.
Whitefish ARE too bland though--no taste.
I prefer bass pike pic and perch better and probably perch over crappie.
We usually don't eat perch though, we use them for bait.

And Markus--you should try eating some of the fish you catch!!--they taste better and are fresher than the ones at the grocery store. honestly!!!
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moondog wrote: And Markus--you should try eating some of the fish you catch!!--they taste better and are fresher than the ones at the grocery store. honestly!!!
ohhhh, I'll think about it. But even if I could bring myself to remove one from our systems....I don't think i could get by the chemical populiton and contaminents.

Perhaps after a stiff bud lite, someone will catch me in a moment of weakness and slip a bite sized fillet on my plate at the Spring Adventure weekend.

I heard there's a guy named jazman that can feed the whole group just by fishing from the dock!
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Crappies or Perch

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Gotta be crappies.

Most of them are larger than any perch I catch and easier to fillet.

Fryem in canola with Jigs's home made batter. Pretty tastey.

Nothing wrong with pike, pickerel, bass, trout either.

Course we let the big ones go :roll: :roll: all the time.

Regards: Jigs :mrgreen:
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Markus,
Do you know anybody with a smoker? :lol: :lol:
because once you taste smoked fish,I bet you won't be able to stop. :lol: :lol:
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Post by FLOATFISHIN »

I have heard of this "Dock Legend" that goes by the name "Jazman".....

Markus, I promise, I will be on full look out so that no one slips a peice of fish onto your plate :wink:

Though I have recently developed an allergic reaction to fish :evil: The best tasting fish I have everhad by far was @ a restaurant close to Cornwall where the served "Lancaster Perch"in a beer batter, mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, geez I really miss the taste!!!And they had the best coleslaw ever!!!!


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Float I know the taste of which you talk..we used to have a cottage in Wesly's point...all the perch you could handle..and yes the restaurants made it great!! They sure knew how to cookem up and that beer batter....well....oh yeah baby!
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fishforfun wrote: Any other fishers who aren't really a big fan of fish?
I'm pretty much the same way FFF!

Aside from a good feed of Wallie, Perch or Crappie....Well, come to think of it, Brookies, Bows and Small Lakers too, I can't stand the stuff :!: :lol: ...
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I used to never eat fish.......but I'm coming around..... :wink:
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I'm with Triple F on this one... Whitefish is hard to beat.. Then pike, then any of the panfish... rockbass is always a good choice... ITS ALL GOOD!!! :wink:
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:P Arctic Grayling, fresh from the water and into the pan. :P
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Well i would have to say Lakers on the BBQ would be my best meal of fish, BIgger the better :twisted: :twisted: Wrap them up in bacon and watch them glow on the BBQ :D :D :D Second would have to be Crappie cus they have a nice sweet meat my fav of the pan fish!!! then in third it would have to be mr walleye from lake erie!!! mmmmmmmm!! my taste buds say its tied for first LOL!! Third would have to be perch ive had to so much i get sick of it but it still taste good!!!!

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Markus wrote: But even if I could bring myself to remove one from our systems....I don't think i could get by the chemical populiton
Markus, I wouldn't risk trying to eat any more, looks like the mercury is already starting to affect the neurons. Chemical populiton??? :wink:
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You guys are too much. :lol:
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