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fishweewee 07-30-2004 11:00 AM

Favorite Inshore Eatin' Fish?
 
Just curious. I'm personally not that fond of cooked striper meat. It tastes better raw. :hihi:

Squeets (weakfish) are my favorite.

I would have included cod, but these days they are really an offshore catch.

Notaro 07-30-2004 11:12 AM

Fluke are my favorite. All white meat and when fried and coked right, it is a delish.

beachwalker 07-30-2004 11:20 AM

Notaro, you put Coke on your Fluke ? :confused:

Doesn't that numb the palate ?

missing link 07-30-2004 11:29 AM

black sea bass =:drool:

Nebe 07-30-2004 11:33 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by beachwalker
Notaro, you put Coke on your Fluke ? :confused:

Doesn't that numb the palate ?

:rotfl:

WeeWee.. you forgot to put holdover bass up there on the poll A totally different taste all together i'd imagine:yak:

rwilhelm 07-30-2004 11:40 AM

Fluke hands down! Never tried weakfish or sea bass though.

denis 07-30-2004 11:45 AM

Fluke but tautog a close second,ok now I,m hungry.

striprman 07-30-2004 12:06 PM

I like a plate full of fried smelts with a little lemon, some frys with ketchup, cole slaw and a cold beer.

chris L 07-30-2004 12:15 PM

salmon

fluke is best inshore and cod/pollack offshore .

fishweewee 07-30-2004 12:27 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Eben
:rotfl:

WeeWee.. you forgot to put holdover bass up there on the poll A totally different taste all together i'd imagine:yak:

Aw dude, I just ate lunch :yak:

The Dad Fisherman 07-30-2004 12:38 PM

Wow I feel Deprived (or is it Depraved....Nah Its Deprived :D )

The only one on the list that I've had is Striper.

Saltheart 07-30-2004 12:58 PM

Hard to beat fluke. I like it with italian bread crumbs and fried in a no stick pan with little or no fat. then with lemon squeezed over it!

goosefish 07-30-2004 02:16 PM

I enjoy seabass cooked whole on the grill with some garlic and ginger and a generous coating of sesame oil.

fishweewee 07-30-2004 02:38 PM

Actually, I have to say that black sea bass is a close second. My favorite is crispy-fried Chinese style. :drool:

macojoe 07-30-2004 03:03 PM

1st prize, Fluke!!! Is the best!! 2nd, is a tie for Seabass & Cod

striprman 07-30-2004 03:27 PM

No one likes to eat bluefish.

macojoe 07-30-2004 03:49 PM

I like Blue fish, as long as it is freash!! But this thread was for your favorite fish to eat.

Goose 07-30-2004 05:16 PM

Conger eel is inshore....seabass is next.

afterhours 07-30-2004 09:10 PM

try this again.. sea bass.

Notaro 07-30-2004 11:39 PM

i meant to say cooked. not coked.

beachwalker 07-31-2004 06:05 AM

ya right :laughs:

Notaro 07-31-2004 08:05 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by beachwalker
ya right :laughs:
:p phhffffttt

beachwalker 08-01-2004 06:42 AM

:)

Mr. Sandman 08-01-2004 08:27 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Goose
Conger eel is inshore....seabass is next.
Conger eel? Have you tried it? I don't think I ever have. I bet it has quite a slab of meat on it..

I guess my order is something like this but I will eat them all.

fluke, seabass, striped bass, tog, weaks,bonito, blues, scup

fresh harpooned grilled swordfish is my overall favorite followed by black and blue bluefin then the inshore stuff....

fishweewee 08-01-2004 09:42 AM

I've had conger eel a few times. Ugly critters.

I think I like American Eel better. Conger flesh is a little more "grainy" IMO.

striprman 08-01-2004 09:50 AM

Is conger eel the same as ocean pout? I like pout chowder or fried pout. They are ugly but tasty.

striprman 08-01-2004 09:57 AM

I never caught a true conger eel. My brother has caught a few cod fishing, big silver eel about 4 feet long. Never tried it. I like monk tails.

fishweewee 08-01-2004 10:19 AM

I think ocean pout are distinct from conger eel. They both taste the same to me. Both usually have an olive/greenish complexion.

I think the silvery fish you are talking about are tile fish (?) and are mostly caught in 300+ feet of water offshore. They are very tasty but sadly found to be very high in mercury (like tuna, shark, and swordfish).

striprman 08-01-2004 10:49 AM

No, not a tilefish. He caught congers around Block Island. Not ocean pout.

I like winter flounder also. Harbor pollack if gutted and quickly iced make nice chowder.

Mr. Sandman 08-01-2004 03:37 PM

My brother is on a business trip to Norway...he met up with some fellows who like to fish...here is his email (check this fish out!!)
Hi Jim,
I am in Norway this week, and wanted to say hi.
It in an interesting place, the people here are just like you.
They like to fish, and ski. :)
I have been eating fish everyday.
The guy that took us out to dinner the first night here, recommended a local fish called a steinbit. He said it translates to "stone jaws". I found a picture of it on the internet today, and couldn't believe that is what I ate. It was really good, white meat like a bass.
Here is the link
http://www.lauklines.no/images/dscn0479.jpg


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