fish are friends AND food

[chefjamesscott]

is this a picture of a searobin
http://i257.photobucket.com/albums/hh210/nheeeca/Searobins.jpg

if so dang I would so put them in a tank that is cool

another image i got very cool yeh I could cook that

 

[excuzzzeme]

This is the one we catch around here. I know there are many different species of it.

 

[Bubbles2112]

This is the one we catch around here.

Where is 'here'? Atlantic???

I really am liking this new forum as I have just started fishing again after a long absence from the sport!

 

[chefjamesscott]

so that fish would be about 16 inches long or so, the body looks like it has good filet on it would depend if the fish tasted muddy or not, what kind of diet does this fish have.

very cookable if I have the size right should be able to feed at least 2 people on that

 

[excuzzzeme]

We catch them all sizes the largest to date about 24". They are a bottom feeding omnivore.

"Here" is New England - specifically the Long Island Sound

 

[chefjamesscott]

ok does it have scales or scaleless if it does not have scales i have an idea on how you could cook a fish like that

 

[excuzzzeme]

It is claimed by many that it is white meat and the tail (anything aft of the anal opening) is delicious. My fishing partner has been filleting it and we have been using them for bait. Guess what we catch? - yep more of them LOL. From looking at his fillets, I see no reason ahy the whole flank can't be used.

 

[dirtydawg10]

Nice idea for a new forum!

 

[Plec123]

This is the one we catch around here. I know there are many different species of it.


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sea robins put up a nice fight for a fish their size... but, theyre pretty annoying. they stesl bait thats meant for fluke :irked:

 

[chefjamesscott]

ok ? if i come up with a recipe for you for this sea robin will you make it and try it? need to know if the fish is scaleless or scaled

I WOULD SO MAKE A TANK FOR A FISH LIKE THAT