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Favorite fish for eating?


Angler16

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1. Perch, walters, whities, crappy..for a fish fry....actually any fresh white meat fish battered and fried.

 

2. Smoked anything from the salmanoid family......although I never keep these, so it's from buddies.

 

3. Sushi grade fish of just about anything, if you can find it.....tuna and salmon being the favourites.

 

PS..I haven't met a fresh shellfish with butter that isn't the bomb.

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In order.....top 10 because i LOVE fish and can't jus choose 1

 

1-Walleye

 

2- Brown Trout (mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm so good)

 

3- Smallmouth bass (also very good if cooked right)

 

4- Perch

 

5- Steelhead/Rainbow trout (love it smoked)

 

6- Northern Pike

 

7- Lake Trout (awesome fish to eat....absolutely incredible in a foil broil)

 

8- Whitefish

 

9- Ling (so good fried in butter)

 

10- Black Crappie (nough said)

 

lol i've been very fortunate to have tried many different species of fish and i have loved them all......cept salmon for some reason i cannot stand salmon of any sort........either way great idea for a winter post!

 

Hawk

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Well, it has to be fresh, small for the species and caught by myself or a friend.

 

Bass, perch pike, walleye, crappie. If I can eat them without too much fear of bones I do not discriminate. I love em all.

fried with butter or bread crumbs

 

sunfish are certainly on my list for 2009.

 

forrest

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wow im inpressed at all the ppl that like pike and in the top of their lists! most ppl i know just release pike mainly cause they dont know how to fillet them. i find good cold water northerns to be the richest fish out there and not able to eat much till i feel full. my top 5 are

1. specks

2. northern pike

3. lakers

4.walleye

5. salmon

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Freshwater ...

 

Specks .... by far number 1 !

Pickeral

Splake (in some cases confused with number 1)

Bows

Coho

Pink Salmon

Atlantic Salmon

Chinook

Pike

Perch

Bass

Brown Trout

 

 

Saltwater (with fins)

 

Mahi mahi (we call them Lumpuki in Malta)

Swordfish

Grouper

Red snapper

Sea Bass

Anything in the Tuna/Mackerel family

 

Saltwater (without fins)

 

Alaskan King Crab

Lobster (East Coast)

Rock Lobster (Carribean)

Tiger Shrimp

Mussels

Octopus/Squid/Cuttlefish

Moray

 

 

OK .. I am an admitted lover of almost ALL seafood (except sea urchin eggs and sea cucumbers)

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Warm/Cool Water Species

Crappie

Perch

Walleye

Smallmouth

Pike

 

Cold Water Species

Brookies

Splake

lakers

Rainbows

Atlantic's

 

I love pretty much all fish and i have a really hard time mixing those 2 lists into just one. Comparing Crappie and Brookies for example are 2 very different fish in my books, they dont compare, so how can you choose one over the other? Easy....2 lists lol then they can BOTH be #1

 

-R-

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I cook all the fish at this place, and I usually coat with flour and breadcrumbs and fry in butter/olive oil. Sometimes I will make a sauce with lemon and dill and cover with it after the turn, about 5 minutes before serving. Or, a dollop of mango curry sauce - great on salmon.

 

Mackerel fillets, fried crispy and served with a green tomato chow is fabulous, right near the top of my list.

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halibut

cod

brown trout

sand bass

rainbow trout

salmon

walleye

perch

 

im thinking its about time to have a fish fry....

 

oh there was a red fish i caught in california ...looked like a red small mouth bass with poison dorsal fin ( tastd like atlantic lobster tails ) cant remeber the name though but it was gooooooooood !!!!!

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