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It all depends on how you want the fish to taste.

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2 hours ago, WRB said:

You don't want to refrigerate whole dead fish over night with gills and guts, clean them 1st.

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Most refrigerators are not set low enough to properly keep fish, plus every time you open the door you are letting heat in. Ice is your friend. 

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My wife and I just caught 2 perch and a bass right before the bottom fell out of the sky....now its dark and still raining.....Im guessing I can ice them down and clean them in the morning......I've never eaten a perch and really want to cook and eat one.

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At least gut and gill them before putting them in the fridge/freezer. Don't want anything from the intestines/liver leaking into the flesh.

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10 hours ago, Richard Young said:

My wife and I just caught 2 perch and a bass right before the bottom fell out of the sky....now its dark and still raining.....Im guessing I can ice them down and clean them in the morning......I've never eaten a perch and really want to cook and eat one.

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That's a bass and 2 drum. 

 

 

I throw whole fish in my fridge overnight all the time and clean them the next day. It coagulates the blood and makes for much easier cleaning process. 

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