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Post by klinger on Aug 28, 2024 5:36:26 GMT -5
The Bay is finally starting to clear a bit and the weather is improving. It's good!
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Post by tankered on Aug 28, 2024 10:27:51 GMT -5
Again with the sailcat amongst all the delicious eats covering the table.
But hey, to each their own. Nice haul.
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Post by Wayward_Son on Aug 28, 2024 13:37:30 GMT -5
You are living the dream; thanks for all of your reports.
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Post by Captj on Aug 28, 2024 15:36:06 GMT -5
That's a full complement of seafood. Enjoy!
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Post by catseye on Aug 28, 2024 22:39:47 GMT -5
Again with the sailcat amongst all the delicious eats covering the table. But hey, to each their own. Nice haul. I usually release sailcats since they are a pain to clean and slime lop the cooler but if they are caught in clean water and not in the backcountry they are very decent table fair. They also should be skinned. I don’t eat red meat…only seafood and poultry, so i can't say i am a pescatarian but i enjoy over ten different types pf seafood plus the fish i catch. All the seafood I consume is wild caught except Barramundi from Australia |
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Post by footy3 on Aug 29, 2024 7:22:10 GMT -5
I usually release sailcats since they are a pain to clean and slime lop the cooler but if they are caught in clean water and not in the backcountry they are very decent table fair. They also should be skinned. I don’t eat red meat…only seafood and poultry, so i can't say i am a pescatarian but i enjoy over ten different types pf seafood plus the fish i catch. All the seafood I consume is wild caught except Barramundi from Australia How do you normally freeze/store/transport your catches and how far do you have to travel with it before you are "home"? Thanks |
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Post by catseye on Aug 29, 2024 21:14:41 GMT -5
i dont want to start a discussion on freezing fish so i will say i employ methods used by many people. Distances vary since i trailer my boat...20 to 100 miles.
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