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Re: Question on cooking White Bass??? [Re: I love fishing] #11786649 08/20/16 12:07 AM
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Originally Posted By: I love fishing
I don't filet. I gut it and cut off the head. Leave the skin on and salted it real good. Deep fried the whole thing. Absolutely fabulous! !! I've been doing it all my life. Don't like to waste any meat. My preference.


I like that idea. Always did that with bream and spots (small GREAT tasting fish caught in the surf off the east coast).


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Re: Question on cooking White Bass??? [Re: txshotgun] #11786878 08/20/16 02:12 AM
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It's interesting how different peoples tastes are...for me lake,river or creek, sand bass tast awful if the red isn't trimmed out...when I get through with it, everyone prefers it over crappie...I put a dash of lemon juice in the oil with each batch of fish when I'm frying, and it seems to make the fish taste really clean.


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Re: Question on cooking White Bass??? [Re: Goodtimes79] #11789001 08/21/16 06:43 PM
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I do about 3 tablespoons of regular salt in a large bowl of ice water for about half an hr. The longer you let it sit the the less it even tastes like fish. I leave the red on sandies but most importantly I wash the blood off immediately after i fillet them because it absorbs back into the meat

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