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 Re: How do you cook your bass?
[Re: FiShtick]
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07/22/11 03:21 PM
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Jim Gilbert
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You know what's funny? Reading these post's and realizing most don't get the joke.
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Re: How do you cook your bass?
[Re: Jim Gilbert]
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07/22/11 03:28 PM
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fouzman
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"Things turn out best for those who make the best of the way things turn out" - Zachary Troy Schrah - a young man with vision far beyond his years.
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Re: How do you cook your bass?
[Re: Ken A.]
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07/22/11 04:18 PM
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Panhandle
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Caught a few from Monticello the other day that were already poached! All I added was lemon & butter...
Seriously, here's what I like to do:
1-3 pounds - Blacken
3-6 pounds - Stir Fry
6-9 pounds - Lightly saute
9-12 pounds - Shake & Bake
12-15 pounds - Grill over hot coals
15-18 pounds - Boil until tender
Over 18 pounds - Throw back, too tough!
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Re: How do you cook your bass?
[Re: Panhandle]
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07/22/11 04:19 PM
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Bass&More
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Shake and Bake
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Re: How do you cook your bass?
[Re: Lowly Net Boy]
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07/22/11 05:10 PM
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KVDwho?
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I've been boiling mine in the livewell here lately.
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Re: How do you cook your bass?
[Re: KVDwho?]
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07/22/11 07:52 PM
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Bfrenzy
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I've been boiling mine in the livewell here lately. LMAO!!!!
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Re: How do you cook your bass?
[Re: Eric Gandy]
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07/23/11 04:03 AM
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Scott N
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How do you rig a rattlesnake? Very carefully!
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Re: How do you cook your bass?
[Re: Scott N]
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07/23/11 07:52 PM
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LSUfan
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BIG difference between burnt fish and blackened fish  I like to fry them, bake them, grill them....anything but boil them! I'll leave that fish soup to the south louisiana people I remember as a kid going fishing on Toledo with my dad and catching some in the morning, pulling up on an island and frying them up for lunch. It truly doesn't get any better then that!
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Re: How do you cook your bass?
[Re: LSUfan]
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07/23/11 08:12 PM
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Skeeterag99
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BIG difference between burnt fish and blackened fish I like to fry them, bake them, grill them....anything but boil them! I'll leave that fish soup to the south louisiana people I remember as a kid going fishing on Toledo with my dad and catching some in the morning, pulling up on an island and frying them up for lunch. It truly doesn't get any better then that! Watch it criticizing your own kind cajun boy 
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Re: How do you cook your bass?
[Re: Skeeterag99]
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07/23/11 08:24 PM
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Jeezy
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Very simple, very delicious: just salt, pepper, lightly flour, saute in olive oil. Or use Tony's instead of salt and pepper. Awesome.
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Re: How do you cook your bass?
[Re: Jeezy]
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07/23/11 11:41 PM
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j49
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Very simple, very delicious: just salt, pepper, lightly flour, saute in olive oil. Or use Tony's instead of salt and pepper. Awesome. Good this way or just deep fry'em. I used to just eat catfish, but the tourny fishermen cut so many lines, it is not worth it so I jusy eat LMB or crappie now. Lots easier and just as good. I may try another round of catfishing,I just think it is fun. j49
good fishing
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Re: How do you cook your bass?
[Re: j49]
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07/24/11 12:07 AM
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snubnose
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Those blackened look great. Over a dirty rice with tarter sauce.
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Re: How do you cook your bass?
[Re: snubnose]
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07/24/11 07:20 AM
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Deputy Angler®
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well the OP is about as productive as a helicopter lure...  savvy bass fisherman have had this one dangled in front of them one too many times...  did manage to pull a few dinks though! 
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Re: How do you cook your bass?
[Re: Deputy Angler®]
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07/24/11 12:06 PM
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Revoman
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Throw filets on the George Foreman with a little bit of Tony's sprinkled on. LMB is one of my favorite fish to eat. Speaking of which, it's time to head to Amistad for a meat run.
Catch em, kiss em, let em go
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