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these guys arrived about 3 days ago in time for spring break. not the best table fare, but after a long winter, lots a fun to catch.
![]() chum, i pulled about half in on the new reel, works great phatdaddy |
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phat, you stink.
That's my wifes favorite. We still ain't yet even seen Whiting around here. Good goin' phat!!
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how do you cook them? the meat is mushy when fried or grilled. i have been told to bread them and put it freezer for about 30 minutes to firm up then fry. i generally use them for grouper bait or crab traps.
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Just fillet and fry with the skin on.
Oh with Zatarains of course. Their consistency is about like Tilapia.
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I think keeping them well iced and eat the same day helps alot in preventing the mushiness. Oh and a very sharp fillet knife doesn't hurt either. I normally double fillet and cut the pin bones out of the middle. End up with 4 pieces per fish. Best fried. I bet it would make a good fish dip too.
Nice job!
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I like to marinade them in italian dressing. That seems to cover the flavor up so they taste pretty good.
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