location of fish cleaning stations

[manitoubass2]

I have a plane old plastic fold up table that I got for like $20. Works great, east to clean and takes up no room. Also use it to prep food while bbqing. Of course this doesn't answer the original question, but I just thought I'd share a better option (IMO)

[DanD]

I stole my wife's ironing board and a buddy of mine that's a butcher got the plastic carving board for me. It's a little taller then a regular table and a lot easier on this old man's back. LOL

 

Dan

[DropShot'r]

I'm interested in the location of cleaning stations for the simple reason that I want to know where I can easily clean fish without having to mess up my kitchen. I don't have a tailgate and am not interested in looking for roe.

 

I'm guessing you want these fish for consumption.

 

With all do respect here sir, I'd rather eat fried river bottom mud than a fall run salmon.

 

 

Steve

[fishindevil]

fried river bottom would be a delicasy compared to a fall carcass,i mean salmon....too funny,might as well wear a glow in the dark tinfoil hat !!!!

I'm guessing you want these fish for consumption.

 

With all do respect here sir, I'd rather eat fried river bottom mud than a fall run salmon.

 

 

Steve

[SirCranksalot]

Must disagree--I've had salmon fresh in from Lake H and it was delicious.

[Richie Razor]

Must disagree--I've had salmon fresh in from Lake H and it was delicious.

We're talking about a totally different body of water lol.

[redpearl99]

I'm guessing you want these fish for consumption.

 

With all do respect here sir, I'd rather eat fried river bottom mud than a fall run salmon.

 

 

Steve

 

 

Who ever said anything about salmon sir? you seem to be making a lot of assumptions there.

 

I merely asked where are the closest fish cleaning stations

[Roy]

Thank you everyone for your input. Thread locked as per the original poster's request.