Need recommendations on Fish

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by sedated

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"?

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

[mr. tegu]

Originally Posted by sedated

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"?

Ketchup.

[lewdog]

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

[booger]

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

[Stewie]

Tuna fish is just vernacular.

People on the east coast often call cod, codfish. I think it's to distinguish it from a codpiece.

[Abba-Dabba]

Stick to a whitefish like tilapia, cod, orange roughy, Stay away from oily fish. Learn how to wet brine. Brining will always help remove some of the fish smell.

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by RubberSponge

Stick to a whitefish like tilapia, cod, orange roughy, Stay away from oily fish. Learn how to wet brine. Brining will always help remove some of the fish smell.

Yep

Saltwater
Lemon water
Milk
Buttermilk
Citrus soda

Pretty much any overnight soak in something like that works

[booger]

Originally Posted by Easy 6

Yep

Saltwater
Lemon water
Milk
Buttermilk
Citrus soda

Pretty much any overnight soak in something like that works

Years ago had an old fisherman tell me to get a two liter of 7up or sprite and soak channel cat fillets in it overnight. Worked very well! Added lemon juice and salt the next time

[Bowser]

Man, I thought this was a thread looking for suggestions that I could mod abuse Fish with. *sad face*

[Megatron96]

Originally Posted by Bowser

Man, I thought this was a thread looking for suggestions that I could mod abuse Fish with. *sad face*

This was my first thought as well. I was much more interested in that, but oh well . . .

[booger]

Yellow perch is underrated and almost as good as walleye. Especially jumbo perch through the ice. Northern Pike is also great if you can get the Y bones out. Good vids on YouTube to watch and learn from it you don’t have the opportunity to see someone do it in person

[Sofa King]

I’m on a hunting trip. Can’t read all the responses. If you’re gonna eat a fish you catch, bleed it out by cutting the gills. Then soak it in salt water overnight.

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by Sofa King

I’m on a hunting trip. Can’t read all the responses. If you’re gonna eat a fish you catch, bleed it out by cutting the gills. Then soak it in salt water overnight.

Exactly right, bleeding it out properly is more than half the battle

I'm always surprised at how many seasoned fishermen dont know about draining them that way when watching youtube catch and cook videos

[booger]

Originally Posted by Easy 6

Exactly right, bleeding it out properly is more than half the battle

I'm always surprised at how many seasoned fishermen dont know about draining them that way when watching youtube catch and cook videos

Best to bleed them out in a bucket or cooler. If you keep them in the lake on a stringer them damn turtles will get them! ****ing turtles!! Snapping turtle is mighty tasty though. Really good catch clean cook vids on YouTube for turtles

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by booger

Best to bleed them out in a bucket or cooler. If you keep them in the lake on a stringer them damn turtles will get them! ****ing turtles!! Snapping turtle is mighty tasty though. Really good catch clean cook vids on YouTube for turtles

I always keep a 5 gallon bucket in the back of the truck for those situations