Solo Camping and Rainbow Trout Adventure (7 of 12) - Fish ON!
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Date: 2021-05-17
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John
10- catch.
Great deboning tip for trout/bass/salmon. Gut the fish, then inside the gutting, back of the head, only sever the spine. Do not cut off head or any fins. Turn the head upwards, but do not snap or break off. Use fishing pole upside down. With hand holding upside down fish body, and other hand holding upside down fishing pole, push upside down eye tip onto spine, and continue pushing towards tail. Process removes spine and fish bones in one movement. Then you have totally deboned, but intact fish, for freezing or cooking. Salmon fishing pole eye tip for salmon deboning. Otherwise DIY MYOG appropriate eye tip with 4 inch wood/plastic/fiberglass dowel. Quick and easy to use, more meat left in body, versus any filet method. Can cook, bake, skillet fry, or stew the BONES and any remaining meat, for fish bone (and head) soup, or easy scrape off of all remaining meat from the bones. No waste.
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10- catch.
Great deboning tip for trout/bass/salmon. Gut the fish, then inside the gutting, back of the head, only sever the spine. Do not cut off head or any fins. Turn the head upwards, but do not snap or break off. Use fishing pole upside down. With hand holding upside down fish body, and other hand holding upside down fishing pole, push upside down eye tip onto spine, and continue pushing towards tail. Process removes spine and fish bones in one movement. Then you have totally deboned, but intact fish, for freezing or cooking. Salmon fishing pole eye tip for salmon deboning. Otherwise DIY MYOG appropriate eye tip with 4 inch wood/plastic/fiberglass dowel. Quick and easy to use, more meat left in body, versus any filet method. Can cook, bake, skillet fry, or stew the BONES and any remaining meat, for fish bone (and head) soup, or easy scrape off of all remaining meat from the bones. No waste.
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Jeremy
I live in N. Y. state. Watch all your videos. I live in WNY but my aunt has a farm in southern tier N. Y. where I go hunting, fishing and trapping. I think what you show is great and you help many learn. Comment for the squirrel video, I have found that squirrel is a tougher meat and needs to be soaked in salt longer and I generally wrap it in aluminum foil with some sort of fat and seasoning. Set it next to the fire till done
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I live in N. Y. state. Watch all your videos. I live in WNY but my aunt has a farm in southern tier N. Y. where I go hunting, fishing and trapping. I think what you show is great and you help many learn. Comment for the squirrel video, I have found that squirrel is a tougher meat and needs to be soaked in salt longer and I generally wrap it in aluminum foil with some sort of fat and seasoning. Set it next to the fire till done
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joy
Hi ya WB! That-s a good size fish! Depending on how hungry I am, that-s 3-5 meals for me, I love those colors, don-t get to see many sunset cause I work 3rd shift and 2-10pm is my bedtime, that-s okay cause my favorite x of day is morning, love sunrise and see plenty of pastel colors, beautiful! Have u ever heard of collapsible solar lamps/lanterns, not heavy, u might find them useful. Enjoyed it. Thank u
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Hi ya WB! That-s a good size fish! Depending on how hungry I am, that-s 3-5 meals for me, I love those colors, don-t get to see many sunset cause I work 3rd shift and 2-10pm is my bedtime, that-s okay cause my favorite x of day is morning, love sunrise and see plenty of pastel colors, beautiful! Have u ever heard of collapsible solar lamps/lanterns, not heavy, u might find them useful. Enjoyed it. Thank u
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Alex
I fish I am not vegan or anything but for best taste and staying humane dispatch the fish as soon as you catch it if you olan on keeping it. It's a win win smack it over the head with a big stick or rock or even punch it multiple times. It's worth it
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I fish I am not vegan or anything but for best taste and staying humane dispatch the fish as soon as you catch it if you olan on keeping it. It's a win win smack it over the head with a big stick or rock or even punch it multiple times. It's worth it
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Acie
Good fish! So cool to catch'em and then cook'em fresh like that! You will find that I may comment on many of your video's. I fully intend to watch them all. and one day see you on a certain TV show. and -YOU WILL WIN! -
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Good fish! So cool to catch'em and then cook'em fresh like that! You will find that I may comment on many of your video's. I fully intend to watch them all. and one day see you on a certain TV show. and -YOU WILL WIN! -
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Gerhard
It never ceases to amaze me, the amount of people worried about the life of a fish that is about to be eaten. I guess putting them on a stringer is paramount to waterboarding.
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It never ceases to amaze me, the amount of people worried about the life of a fish that is about to be eaten. I guess putting them on a stringer is paramount to waterboarding.
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Cane
I have eaten steel head that we cooked no spices or salt and let's just say it had no taste. lol. One of the guys brought smoked suckers and I kept the bones for taste. -
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I have eaten steel head that we cooked no spices or salt and let's just say it had no taste. lol. One of the guys brought smoked suckers and I kept the bones for taste. -
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Joel
Awesome catch! Looks like a 5 lb steelhead bro? I can-t wait to go salmon fishing in my favorite Michigan river in September
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Awesome catch! Looks like a 5 lb steelhead bro? I can-t wait to go salmon fishing in my favorite Michigan river in September
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