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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. |
Fluke are my favorite. All white meat and when fried and coked right, it is a delish.
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Notaro, you put Coke on your Fluke ? :confused:
Doesn't that numb the palate ? |
black sea bass =:drool:
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WeeWee.. you forgot to put holdover bass up there on the poll A totally different taste all together i'd imagine:yak: |
Fluke hands down! Never tried weakfish or sea bass though.
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Fluke but tautog a close second,ok now I,m hungry.
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I like a plate full of fried smelts with a little lemon, some frys with ketchup, cole slaw and a cold beer.
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salmon
fluke is best inshore and cod/pollack offshore . |
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Wow I feel Deprived (or is it Depraved....Nah Its Deprived :D )
The only one on the list that I've had is Striper. |
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!
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I enjoy seabass cooked whole on the grill with some garlic and ginger and a generous coating of sesame oil.
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Actually, I have to say that black sea bass is a close second. My favorite is crispy-fried Chinese style. :drool:
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1st prize, Fluke!!! Is the best!! 2nd, is a tie for Seabass & Cod
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No one likes to eat bluefish.
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I like Blue fish, as long as it is freash!! But this thread was for your favorite fish to eat.
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Conger eel is inshore....seabass is next.
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try this again.. sea bass.
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i meant to say cooked. not coked.
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ya right :laughs:
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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.... |
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. |
Is conger eel the same as ocean pout? I like pout chowder or fried pout. They are ugly but tasty.
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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.
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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). |
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. |
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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