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Cazadero
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Texas Saltwater Fishing
#267086 - 28/06/15 10:55 AM

And every year my friends and I, like all other good men, must all go down to the sea...

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Mike_Bailey
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Re: Texas Saltwater Fishing [Re: Cazadero]
#267094 - 28/06/15 05:46 PM

Whats the fish at the bottom in the Boca grip ?? best

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Cazadero
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Re: Texas Saltwater Fishing [Re: Mike_Bailey]
#267137 - 29/06/15 11:01 PM

Spotted or Speckled Sea Trout

Limit is down to 5 per person.

We fished catch and release for another 3 hours after that.

It was great day.

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Mike_Bailey
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Re: Texas Saltwater Fishing [Re: Cazadero]
#267157 - 30/06/15 04:32 AM

I was going to say it looked like a trout with an odd dorsal fin !! Tastes good I presume ? Quick survey for the members....best tasting species of fish you have eaten ? Anywhere in the world, best

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Cazadero
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Re: Texas Saltwater Fishing [Re: Mike_Bailey]
#267174 - 30/06/15 10:40 AM

Trout are very tasty pan-seared.

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Quick survey for the members....best tasting species of fish you have eaten ? Anywhere in the world, best

That's easy

Bream from Lake Kariba - fried in butter as the sun goes down.

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DarylS
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Re: Texas Saltwater Fishing [Re: Cazadero]
#267178 - 30/06/15 12:24 PM

Burbot - also called fresh-water ling. Fried in butter, or battered in fish and chips - on par or even better than Halibut that is properly prepared, & not overcooked, of course.

None of the trout or salmon species comes close or is of interest to me, except Sockeye BQ'd in January, February and March is pretty good. Still not as good as the white fleshed fish, though.

Next up would be pickerel from Northern Ontario, fried in butter or floured then fried in butter.

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Daryl

"a gun without hammers is like a Spaniel without ears" King George V

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