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Is drum really that different from saltwater black drum or redfish? 

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2 hours ago, DitchPanda said:

Is drum really that different from saltwater black drum or redfish? 

Yes.

 

I have an uncle that swears they're the best fish in freshwater to eat though, better than walleye or crappie. He's also got a few screws loose, so take that for what it's worth. 

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21 hours ago, DitchPanda said:

Is drum really that different from saltwater black drum or redfish? 

If by different you mean much worse, then yes 

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23 hours ago, roadwarrior said:

Gut the fish, fill the cavity with butter, lemon, salt, pepper and parsley.

Place the filet on a cedar plank, 6"- 8" above the coals.

Cover and cook for five minutes.

Let sit for 2-3 minutes.

Remove the fish and serve the plank.

 

LOL that reminds me of the recipe that my Grandfather always told people for Canadian Goose.

 

Breast the goose, marinate it for 2 days.  Place it in broth with cut up onions, carrots, and potatoes in a cast iron pot along with cow manure.  Cook on slow for several hours.  Throw away the goose and eat the veggies with the cow manure.  Hahahaha

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On 4/16/2022 at 7:48 AM, Deleted account said:

Shark range from excellent to inedible, depending on the species and size.

The only shark I had was Mako and really like it. Blackened was my favorite way to prepare it. 

I guess dog fish are used for Fish and Chips in England, from what I've read. I catch my fair share of them, but never thought to take one.

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I am surprised every time someone poops on my suggestion to try bluegill. They always say “ why you eating bait? “. Because my bait is delicious , that’s why. 

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1 hour ago, Skunkmaster-k said:

I am surprised every time someone poops on my suggestion to try bluegill. They always say “ why you eating bait? “. Because my bait is delicious , that’s why. 

Anyone that craps on a suggestion to eat bluegill has never ate bluegill.  There's not many fish that taste better.

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1 hour ago, Skunkmaster-k said:

I am surprised every time someone poops on my suggestion to try bluegill. They always say “ why you eating bait? “. Because my bait is delicious , that’s why. 

 When I put out a platter of freshly caught & fried up fish,

regardless what  the combination might be;

keeper walleye, yellow perch, crappie & bluegill.

The Bluegill is Gone first - Every Time.

#sweetmeat

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2 hours ago, Skunkmaster-k said:

I am surprised every time someone poops on my suggestion to try bluegill. They always say “ why you eating bait? “. Because my bait is delicious , that’s why. 

I don’t poop on them but it sure is hard to get full on them . I prefer a thicker fish 

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1 hour ago, TnRiver46 said:

I don’t poop on them but it sure is hard to get full on them . I prefer a thicker fish 

You speak the truth . On my wife’s birthday all she wanted was a mess of bluegill. So she caught 52 and I filleted all of them. I thought my hand was gonna fall off, but luckily it didn’t. I needed my little piggies to devour those succulent mustard fried nuggets. 

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1 hour ago, Skunkmaster-k said:

You speak the truth . On my wife’s birthday all she wanted was a mess of bluegill. So she caught 52 and I filleted all of them. I thought my hand was gonna fall off, but luckily it didn’t. I needed my little piggies to devour those succulent mustard fried nuggets. 

What's your go-to recipe?

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1 hour ago, Skunkmaster-k said:

You speak the truth . On my wife’s birthday all she wanted was a mess of bluegill. So she caught 52 and I filleted all of them. I thought my hand was gonna fall off, but luckily it didn’t. I needed my little piggies to devour those succulent mustard fried nuggets. 

Yeah me and two buddies brought 13 bluegill and a few yellow perch home for a fish fry last winter. Had to spend way too much time to clean a lot of fish and we were still hungry after we ate it all 

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2 hours ago, hokiehunter373 said:

What's your go-to recipe?

Mix yellow mustard with siracha  and slather both sides of the fillet then bread with zatarains and drop them in the oil till they turn gold . It’s muey bueno. 

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8 hours ago, A-Jay said:

 When I put out a platter of freshly caught & fried up fish,

regardless what  the combination might be;

keeper walleye, yellow perch, crappie & bluegill.

The Bluegill is Gone first - Every Time.

#sweetmeat

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A-Jay

Freshwater wise bluegill is and has been my favorite eating fish for a long time...they are fantastic.

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6 hours ago, Skunkmaster-k said:

So she caught 52 and I filleted all of them.

Holy Hannah what's the limit on sunfish there?  Sizable sunfish are being so over harvested here that there are now over 100 lakes that only have a 5-fish limit.

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9 minutes ago, gimruis said:

Holy Hannah what's the limit on sunfish there?  Sizable sunfish are being so over harvested here that there are now over 100 lakes that only have a 5-fish limit.

No limit here. The only people targeting them are little kids and white trash like me. 

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1 minute ago, Skunkmaster-k said:

No limit here. The only people targeting them are little kids and white trash like me. 

That is shocking to me.  They are definitely not a trash fish.  They are good eating.

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10 minutes ago, detroit1 said:

25 panfish per angler per day in mich.

Minnesota - it depends on the species

 

Daily and possession (means what's in your freezer counts towards the limit)

Crappie - 10

Sunfish - 20

Rock Bass - 30

White Bass - 30

 

Perch is special - 20 daily, 40 possession

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14 hours ago, Skunkmaster-k said:

Mix yellow mustard with siracha  and slather both sides of the fillet then bread with zatarains and drop them in the oil till they turn gold . It’s muey bueno. 

???

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On 4/19/2022 at 11:58 AM, A-Jay said:

 When I put out a platter of freshly caught & fried up fish,

regardless what  the combination might be;

keeper walleye, yellow perch, crappie & bluegill.

The Bluegill is Gone first - Every Time.

#sweetmeat

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A-Jay

I'm with A- Jay on this one. Bluegill are very good.

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6 hours ago, Mobasser said:

I'm with A- Jay on this one. Bluegill are very good.

Just caught a mess of bluegill with a bonus crappie this morning...time to do some knife work!

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9 minutes ago, DitchPanda said:

Just caught a mess of bluegill with a bonus crappie this morning...time to do some knife work!

Cue the hot fat !

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1 hour ago, A-Jay said:

Cue the hot fat !

A-Jay

Meh

 

Fire up the grill

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6 minutes ago, MN Fisher said:

Meh

 

Fire up the grill

I don’t eat any fish because I don’t know how to cook them. 

How are you cooking them on a grill?

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