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Unread 04-07-2009, 02:18 PM
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Aint nuthin better than crappie!!!!


I fillet mine though.
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Unread 04-07-2009, 03:12 PM
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Have you ever tried them whole? What about whole flounder?

I'll fillet the next one's if they are big enough. The ones I posted in the picture dump post were a 10" and a 12" which were plenty big to fillet. I just wanted to try em out whole since I like whole flounder a lot. Here they have to be at least 8" to keep. Personally I like the taste of a the 8" - 9" best. My buddies caught 22 keepers and 6 yellow perch one day last week. Pretty good considering they don't start fishing til around 6pm - dark. You know its fresh when they are flopping around while ur cleaning them LOL.

I've only had fried whole flounder but I found this pic online showing one baked. I might have to try it this way....maybe stuff that sucker too.
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Unread 04-07-2009, 03:40 PM
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Yes Ive done them both whole as well. Ill mix it up from time to time. Looks GREAT!
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Were can you keep 10" to 12" flounder. Here in Va its 19".
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I don't know of anywhere. In SC it was 12" up until a year or 2 ago but 14" now. I never kept one below 13" when it was 12".

I think you might have confused my post (or maybe I confused my post LOL). I was talking about the crappie being 10 & 12 inches, then I threw in a pic of a flounder I found online. I wouldn't keep a 10 or 12 flounder even if it were legal....not enough meat. On the other hand, a 10 or 12 inch crappie does not stand a very good chance for survival on the end of my line!
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here in LA, no size limit and 10 per person.
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Crappie or Flounder?
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