The hunting/fishing thread!

[Neggative]

I've went flounder fishing several weeks ago and caught the limit of 15. It was delicious.

Wow! 15!! Did you walk or go off a boat? Where at? Around here in nw fl that’s a lot.

 

[Neggative]

Flounder is far from the best tasting in my official fish tasting judge status.

Yeah there’s probably better tasting fish out there but if fish that you can anctualy catch or in this case gig it’s my personal favorite.

 

[Neggative]

Brim is good but a pain to eat thanks to all the bones, and I’ve heard bass is good but I’ve never seen one big enough to eat.

 

[duluthralphie]

Brim is good but a pain to eat thanks to all the bones, and I’ve heard bass is good but I’ve never seen one big enough to eat.

Bass is good in winter and spring after June first it turns muddy.

Northerns are good, walleye are acceptable. Halibut is good.

Sunfish and Crappies are super out of cold water.

 

[DucksAreBest]

Wow! 15!! Did you walk or go off a boat? Where at? Around here in nw fl that’s a lot.

Yep, I was fishing with my two brothers who also caught 15 each. We were fishing off a boat in a bay in Tacoma.

 

[itsasmallfarm]

Never had flounder but then again nearest ocean is a day drive for me.
Burbot got to be the best tasting fish in my opinion.

Northern pike are great from under the ice as well.

 

[Silviaschicks]

Bass is good in winter and spring after June first it turns muddy.

Northerns are good, walleye are acceptable. Halibut is good.

Sunfish and Crappies are super out of cold water.

Depends where you are, when I fish in Michigan in July the bass are huge and really tasty. Caught a crappie school recently too, so tasty but so many bones

 

[duluthralphie]

Depends where you are, when I fish in Michigan in July the bass are huge and really tasty. Caught a crappie school recently too, so tasty but so many bones

Get a sharper knife for filleting the crappies….
And people eat the bass during the summer here too. I just prefer the firmer winter meat.
I doubt your water is colder than ours in July…with the exception of this weird year.

 

[Silviaschicks]

No it's much warmer in Michigan probably (I don't actually live in Michigan I just visit relatives there)

 

[itsasmallfarm]

The water is so warm here are walleye are mushy. They are almost never mushy where i fish in the summer.