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06/19/2013 07:17PM
Just returned from BWCA today and wanted to give a quick fishing report. Picked up several Walleye in Jordan and a 32" Pike at the mouth of Reflection in Ima. Also was lucky enough to pick up a 29" laker from Camp! Fishing is picking up. Was a great trip with fantastic weather.
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06/22/2013 12:50PM
Nice fish!
What's the cooking/prep method here? Never filleted a laker, but understand they must be treated differently than eyes, bass and pike. This just looks so simple that I thought I'd ask in case I tie into one on Winchell next week!
Cheers,
JR
What's the cooking/prep method here? Never filleted a laker, but understand they must be treated differently than eyes, bass and pike. This just looks so simple that I thought I'd ask in case I tie into one on Winchell next week!
Cheers,
JR
06/22/2013 04:34PM
quote JR: "Nice fish!Gut em out, clean them up and then put olive oil in the cavity and all over the outside. Put it in a fish basket(because people pee on the firegrates) and start cooking over the fire. I like to cut diagonal vents in the flesh as its cooking and continue to add a little olive oil and spices as its cooking. You know the fish is just about done when the eye turns milky white, I like to cook it just a little longer to get that smoky flavor.
What's the cooking/prep method here? Never filleted a laker, but understand they must be treated differently than eyes, bass and pike. This just looks so simple that I thought I'd ask in case I tie into one on Winchell next week!
Cheers,
JR"
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06/22/2013 05:11PM
quote Basspro69: "quote JR: "Nice fish!Gut em out, clean them up and then put olive oil in the cavity and all over the outside. Put it in a fish basket(because people pee on the firegrates) and start cooking over the fire. I like to cut diagonal vents in the flesh as its cooking and continue to add a little olive oil and spices as its cooking. You know the fish is just about done when the eye turns milky white, I like to cook it just a little longer to get that smoky flavor."
What's the cooking/prep method here? Never filleted a laker, but understand they must be treated differently than eyes, bass and pike. This just looks so simple that I thought I'd ask in case I tie into one on Winchell next week!
Cheers,
JR"
+1-- for an added bonus,, stuff cavity with cut up red peppers,onions,sliced bella mushrooms and croutons..
Tasty....
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06/23/2013 09:07AM
Do agree with all of the previously mentioned prep. As well, a trick that I have learned with salmon and trout is to bleed them. If in fact you are to eat them soon and don't need to keep them alive for hours, cut the gills and bleed out the fish.
Definitely needed a larger fish basket on this one...Normally wouldn't keep this large of fish but it fed a group of 8 nicely!
Definitely needed a larger fish basket on this one...Normally wouldn't keep this large of fish but it fed a group of 8 nicely!
"You cannot help men permanently by doing for them what they can and should do for themselves." Abraham Lincoln
06/23/2013 02:14PM
Stayed on Ima...It is the only island site on the lake. This was the northern site as two were on this same island. Wonderful spot capable of hosting as many tents as you wish to take, and with the slightest breeze left us bug free for 6 days. Recently submitted a trip report titled Fathers Day Weekend for more info. Any spot on Jordan would be suggested also. Fishing was excellent on both lakes, walleye, NP and obviously the laker in the photo! If I can help further PM me.
"You cannot help men permanently by doing for them what they can and should do for themselves." Abraham Lincoln
06/26/2013 04:48AM
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