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actually, I've used just a garden hose with a strong stream to do the same thing. But, I only did it for someone who really wanted whole sea bass.
I fillet and skin everything. faster and easier, just meat, no heads, no scales, no skin, no bones. Can't imagine ever scaling a flounder. Thats just crazy!
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The only reason I will scale flounder is I like to eat the skin on a flounder. Also a necessity if you plan to fry him whole, which is awesome.
My dad laughs at me cause I eat the skin and bones.
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Wonder if the pressure washer bruises the meat?
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