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Eating a gasper goo??? #4799257 04/30/10 06:19 AM
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Caught a mess of fish out of the navasota tonight...crappie, bass, sandies, and a gasper goo (prolly 2 pounds)...I went ahead and filleted it and plan on frying it with the rest...Will I need to call a MD in the morning?


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Re: Eating a gasper goo??? [Re: Jthoele] #4799415 04/30/10 10:44 AM
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No sir. Goos are good eating, especially those under 5 to 6 pounds. Bon Apetit chef

Re: Eating a gasper goo??? [Re: Curt0407] #4799581 04/30/10 12:29 PM
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I know alot of guy that catch goo and eat them. They told me that they just mix it in with the rest of the fish and can't tell the difference.


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Re: Eating a gasper goo??? [Re: bfs0078] #4800225 04/30/10 02:47 PM
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You might even like it! Same finny family as redfish and seatrout; both are great eats.

Re: Eating a gasper goo??? [Re: fiSherwood] #4800318 04/30/10 03:04 PM
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Good tasting fish.


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Re: Eating a gasper goo??? [Re: HookDog02] #4802511 04/30/10 11:05 PM
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What is a gasper goo?


Re: Eating a gasper goo??? [Re: DFW fisherman] #4802541 04/30/10 11:14 PM
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Freshwater drum


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Re: Eating a gasper goo??? [Re: DFW fisherman] #4802547 04/30/10 11:17 PM
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i cleaned some and kept them seperate last weekend. they are really firm with a little red meat. didnt have a very strong taste either. the meat had a slightly yellow tint to it after being fried. i'd eat them again. there are much better fish out there to eat but freshwater drum are better than just "edible".

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Originally Posted By: Cyprinus
Freshwater drum


Thanks. I would not eat one of those by choice. Is that what fast food fish sandwiches are made of? eeks


Re: Eating a gasper goo??? [Re: Parker] #4802788 05/01/10 12:47 AM
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Originally Posted By: Parker
i cleaned some and kept them seperate last weekend. they are really firm with a little red meat. didnt have a very strong taste either. the meat had a slightly yellow tint to it after being fried. i'd eat them again. there are much better fish out there to eat but freshwater drum are better than just "edible".



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Re: Eating a gasper goo??? [Re: fwbret/txfishes] #4811421 05/03/10 05:18 PM
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After I fried it with all the other fish listed above, I could definitely pick out the drum pieces...didn't taste bad so to say, but definitely not on par with the other fish I fried. I will prolly go back to releasing any others I catch like I have done in the past.


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Re: Eating a gasper goo??? [Re: Jthoele] #4834365 05/08/10 11:39 PM
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I live in Houston.
Where do you go to catch gasper goo??
What do they look like?

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