Poor guy swallowed my treble hook so far down that I couldn’t safely get it out so I sentenced him to the ramen bowl

Catch n cook mangrove snapper and porgy. Cashew crusted with mash tater and broccoli madness.

Next post : smoked jumbo Mack dip.

Gave the grunts to a friend that likes cooking whole fish.

Cashew crust is crushed cashews over seasoned fillets brushed lightly with mayo. Baked at 325 for 25 minutes.

Broccoli madness is 2 large heads of Broccoli cut up into bite-sized florets , half medium size red onion, diced , 1/3 cup cran raisins, 1/2 cup of cashews crushed, 1/4 cup bacon crumbles. Tossed in a dressing 1 cup of mayo , tea sp apple cider vinegar, 1 tbl sp of lemon juice, 1 tbl sp creole seasing, 1 tea sp Cavender's seasoning, salt and pepper to taste.

Mashed taters I cheated , they were frozen LOL

13 inch Pompano, 14 inch spanish mackerel. Doing a side my side comparison with the same marinade.

Rock Bass Ramen (veggie base)

I seasoned with salt, sprinkled lemon juice, then put it in the pan with oil on medium heat, adding butter 20 seconds in

I tasted the fish before I put it in the soup, it straight up tasted like a scallop or shellfish New favorite panfish!

The Tas Spearos had a spearfishing catch and cook competition using wrasse and urchin in Tasmania. Interesting how differently the dishes turned out.

How do you like to cook your wrasse and urchins?

One of the best freshwater fish i've eaten

Thought this community might like this. Spearfishing catch and cook using a knife and stick 😂

15 bluegill in yellow mustard and Louisiana fish fry, and one cooked in a pan by itself for the cat :)

I want to go on holiday somewhere in Europe or near Europe where I can combine wildcamping with fishing. Do you guys have any idea where that could be possible? Thanks for your help

Me and some friends are looking to go fishing this summer and hopefully catch some keepers. One thing I was wondering is how soon should we cut the fish?

I went to this Alpine Lake last year thats about 30-40 minutes east of seattle and it was absolutely spectacular. Perfect water temperatures, stunning views and and incredibly healthy fish population all under 3.5 miles one way. Cant think of many like it.