HOW TO CLEAN (FILLET) A WALLEYE
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
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You forgot the best morsel, the cheek meat..
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Great video Dave. I even do bluegill almost the same way.
Tight lines my friend!
Thanks, don't catch all the fish this summer!
Great video sir!
I use the strip of pin bones for catfish bait.
Great idea
Do you bleed them ?
Sometimes, but I didn't with this one. It did sit in a frig overnight.
I keep them in the live well until I get home and clean them immediately before they die, I think it makes them taste even better.@@KnettersPracticalOutdoors
Perhaps a video on filleting sucker in the future?
I don't catch many, but I'll keep that in mind!
Nice job I now use electric knife and zipper the pin bones. Hear in southern michigan wr catch alot of walleyes.
Yes, good idea and you do have some great walleye fishing down there.
Don't forget the cheeks
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I've been filleting walleye this way for years, other than the removal of the pin bones. Awesome idea!
Might as well get them out!
YUM !
yes!
I like to hear your thoughts on this Dave. I was told the other day not to fillet fish directly on cardboard because formaldehyde is used in the process of making the cardboard. And I have to admit I've paid attention and noticed that chicken or other food stuff that is packed in cardboard is in a waxed cardboard and plastic bags. do you think this is true?
Yes, I have mentioned this before in deer processing videos, that I make no claims to the health safety of using cardboard. I also don't claim to know the science behind what you are saying. We wipe the cardboard down with food grade alcohol but that probably doesn't fix everything. Maybe it's a terrible practice to use cardboard or maybe it's more like the dyes/sweeteners/MSG/nitrates in some of the food we eat. None of them are good for you, but they are in our food. I know they say not to even burn cardboard because of the formaldehyde in it. Again, I don't claim to know the right answer. I have been eating fish and venison that was cut on cardboard since I was able to chew food, but maybe it gets me in the end who knowns? Maybe I should look for a better option.
The plastic bags are probably coated in PFAS for the anti-stick properties. Fast food containers have it too, as does some floss.
Dupont and 3M will get us one way or another.
I hadn't heard of the formaldehyde though. Thanks!
Surgical precision, Dave, surgical precision!
Thanks Larry. Hope your summer is going well.
I use cardboard also. Easy clean up and perfect demonstration.
Yes! It works great.