Catfish vs Bluegill Lakeside Camp Fire Catch & Cook
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Date: 2020-11-25
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Thomas
When we were kids we often went camping with just our trusty zebco 33's we would scale and gut the fish like you did but to cook them we would cover them in mud and chunk m on coals.
Find a green stick in a Y to use as tongs to pull m off let cool n the mud cracks off easily and ta-da got some yummy, well not crispies per say but good eating nonetheless
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When we were kids we often went camping with just our trusty zebco 33's we would scale and gut the fish like you did but to cook them we would cover them in mud and chunk m on coals.
Find a green stick in a Y to use as tongs to pull m off let cool n the mud cracks off easily and ta-da got some yummy, well not crispies per say but good eating nonetheless
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joseph
Hi there Lakeforkguy, My husband is a sub of your and he just got him self a Fly rod and i was hoping maybe you could do a video of you using your fly rod and show my husband Joe how to cast it and use it the right way please and thank you, We live in New Brunswick Canada, I know you are busy man, dad and husband and a Googan, very busy man, Thank you Maxine
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Hi there Lakeforkguy, My husband is a sub of your and he just got him self a Fly rod and i was hoping maybe you could do a video of you using your fly rod and show my husband Joe how to cast it and use it the right way please and thank you, We live in New Brunswick Canada, I know you are busy man, dad and husband and a Googan, very busy man, Thank you Maxine
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Tyler
Hey whatsup LFG, my name is Tyler Kendrick and I go to SFA in East Texas. I am writing an article about successful anglers and their favorite lure/technique to use during the Fall months. I figured I would reach out to you due to your success not only in the fishing world but also with all of your entrepreneurial endeavors and a lot of people look up to you!
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Hey whatsup LFG, my name is Tyler Kendrick and I go to SFA in East Texas. I am writing an article about successful anglers and their favorite lure/technique to use during the Fall months. I figured I would reach out to you due to your success not only in the fishing world but also with all of your entrepreneurial endeavors and a lot of people look up to you!
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Born
Great video. The next time you cook your fish over a campfire I recommend that you take a green stick or skewer and poke it through the fish lengthwise, and place it directly on top of the hot coals. Turn them often to ensure that both sides cook evenly. With this method, it won't be more than a few minutes before your fish is flaky and ready to eat brother.
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Great video. The next time you cook your fish over a campfire I recommend that you take a green stick or skewer and poke it through the fish lengthwise, and place it directly on top of the hot coals. Turn them often to ensure that both sides cook evenly. With this method, it won't be more than a few minutes before your fish is flaky and ready to eat brother.
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Daniel
I watched the video of the tree rat you made the reason why it came out chewy you need to let it age for at least a week in the fridge vaccumed sealed after you fry it make your gravey then put the squirrel back in your gravey and let it slowly simmer garuntee it will fall off the bone
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I watched the video of the tree rat you made the reason why it came out chewy you need to let it age for at least a week in the fridge vaccumed sealed after you fry it make your gravey then put the squirrel back in your gravey and let it slowly simmer garuntee it will fall off the bone
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fishinguy75
Hey Justin, I know you've made the switch from Humminbird to Garmin. and it makes sense to give their new motor a dangle. but I've yet to find a product that outworks the quiet power that catches fish'. Gonna' have to get back to the MinnKota bud! God Bless!
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Hey Justin, I know you've made the switch from Humminbird to Garmin. and it makes sense to give their new motor a dangle. but I've yet to find a product that outworks the quiet power that catches fish'. Gonna' have to get back to the MinnKota bud! God Bless!
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Matthew
Hey my friend just a tip on bait you probably have never tried but works like magic on pan fish ( wasp larva) Get rid of adult wasp on nest and knock the nest down and open the little canals and get the little larvae out and have a ball my friend
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Hey my friend just a tip on bait you probably have never tried but works like magic on pan fish ( wasp larva) Get rid of adult wasp on nest and knock the nest down and open the little canals and get the little larvae out and have a ball my friend
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Pierre
Hi Justin, not sure if you'd still see this comment, but some advice on the grilling. I always make sure that my logs make coals and no flames in order to avoid the charred effect and make for easier cooking control. awesome videos, thank you!
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Hi Justin, not sure if you'd still see this comment, but some advice on the grilling. I always make sure that my logs make coals and no flames in order to avoid the charred effect and make for easier cooking control. awesome videos, thank you!
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Michael
I'd have to choose Bluegills. I like catfish but bluegills are sweet tasting. Bluegills through the ice have a little bit higher fat content to their meat, making them even better than open water eating. I love me some Bull-gills.
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I'd have to choose Bluegills. I like catfish but bluegills are sweet tasting. Bluegills through the ice have a little bit higher fat content to their meat, making them even better than open water eating. I love me some Bull-gills.
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Harry
You should let fire burn down a bit cook it off more of coal heat instead of straight fire. Maybe watch Bone Dawgs catch n cook fer pointers he cook a fish in a pan. Butter lemon and alvadcado. I learnt from bone Dawg too
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You should let fire burn down a bit cook it off more of coal heat instead of straight fire. Maybe watch Bone Dawgs catch n cook fer pointers he cook a fish in a pan. Butter lemon and alvadcado. I learnt from bone Dawg too
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