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Depending on cooking style:

Pompano, Yellow Tail, Walu (aka Butterfish), Tuna, Catfish

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The list goes on and on.  A good mess of panfish/crappie or walleye from the river is hard to beat, or blackened grouper, snapper or swordfish.

  • Super User
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impossible to pick just one.

Grilled halibut, swordfish steaks, seabass, ling cod, piranha, peacock bass, the list goes on and on.

It's also hard to beat fresh hamachi sashimi, with a little bit of soy sauce and alot of japanese guacamole.  ;D

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Freshwater: walleye, crappie, perch.

Saltwater: blackened tuna, mahi mahi, grouper

  • Super User
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Pan fried fillets from a 6lb + bass are my favorite.

Red Snapper

Swordfish

Tilapia

Crappie

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Love dorado or grouper sandwiches. Fresh salmon, rainbow trout. When I think of it, I don't think I've ever eaten a fish I didn't like (if it was fresh and cooked well). If I had to choose one, I'd have to say fresh (caught that night/morning) bluefin tuna prepared by a great sushi chef. Add a bit of soy sauce and some very fresh wasabi.

I'm hungry.

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Sole, walleye, lake pearch, sable

Sable? Now there's something I don't see very often, out here in the middle of BFE. I miss it. Used to have it for breakfast a couple of times a week, back when I lived in civilization.

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