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My Primitive Way of Cleaning and Cooking fish

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PrimitiveTim:
After cutting my hand on a camping trip while cleaning a fish I decided it would be much safer to find a different way to clean fish.  This is what I came up with.  It's not only safer but you get all the meet from the fish and it's much faster and easier than filleting a fish.  Check it out and let me know what y'all think!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWdkCAzAbpo

robby:
That was pretty cool Tim!!! Do you notice any difference in flavor from on that is scaled with skin left on.
Robby

owlbait:
Great video. Thanks for sharing. Can't beat a bluegill as far as taste either.

Scottski:
I will try this next time I go fishing.

PrimitiveTim:
Thanks guys!


--- Quote from: robby on March 10, 2013, 12:15:49 pm --- Do you notice any difference in flavor from one that is scaled with skin left on.

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To be honest I've never scaled a fish.  However, with this method the scales get charred and act as a plate so I think if you scaled it your meat might get burned.  I've never heard of scales affecting the flavor of the meat though.  In other species of fish it may make a difference but with bream the meat is very good.  To answer your question, in my opinion scales would not make a difference in this case.

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