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Community => Butchering, Cooking, Recipes => Topic started by: AL WORRELLS KID on June 16, 2021, 10:28:00 AM
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Kid's didn't listen when you said they needed to stop catching Panfish, or you'll be up cleaning their mess of fish till way past midnight?
Here's an easy way to make a bunch of those Panfish, disappear in no time. :drool:
2 lb. Fresh Bluegill Fillets.... Just Mix in the Batter (ingredients below) and fry in Cast Iron Frying Pan of Canola Oil and enjoy!
(Beats "Shrimp on the Barbie" any day). :chuckle:
1/8 tsp curry powder
1/4 tsp black pepper
1/2 tsp lemon pepper
2 or 3 shakes Tabasco hot sauce
3-4 cups self-rising corn meal
1/2 tsp seasoned salt
1/2 cold water
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"Shrimp on the Barbie" OMG that is great. :lol4:
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AL W KID's posts always make me smile. :tup:
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panfish are delicious :tup:
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Bluegill are the best.
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Never ate a bluegill. Now I'm going to have to. Usually just catch and release fun for the kids.
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just a technicality, but that's not a bluegill, it's a pumpkinseed! :chuckle:
Fond memories of pulling gills off their beds with my gramps. He could not be bothered with bass, pike, or any other fish, as they were a waste of time. We had some amazing fish fries.
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Bluegill are my favorite fresh water panfish to eat, although I am happy to eat all of them :chuckle:
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Bluegill are my favorite fresh water panfish to eat, although I am happy to eat all of them :chuckle:
And catch! Pound for pound they are hard to beat! I sure miss quality bluegill waters.
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Had perch tacos yesterday the wife made me for work. Yum!
The recipe looks good!
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A Pumpkinseed ! Angry Perch, Are you sure?
I have eaten both Pumpkin Seeds and Watermelon Seeds (accidently, while laughing with my mouth full) aren't Pumpkin Seeds White? That looks more like a Watermelonseed to me. :rolleyes:
Now I have been wrong before and must admit I am still a little "Wet Behind the blueGILLS" when it comes to Fish Identification. ;)
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Only thing better than panfish fried is panfish caught under the ice...then fried!
And yeah that's a punkinseed!
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Man this looks delicious.
Are there any smaller lakes on the west side with these guys? A place a guy with an inflatable raft might be able to go(or bank fish for that matter?)
This post has got me yearning for a fish fry.
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Man this looks delicious.
Are there any smaller lakes on the west side with these guys? A place a guy with an inflatable raft might be able to go(or bank fish for that matter?)
This post has got me yearning for a fish fry.
Tanwax! Also Clear Lake (the one next to it)
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Kapowsin us still producing good gills, pumpkinseed and crappie from the bank and boat. Had some pan fried whole bluegill and crappie fillets last Saturday from there fantastic table fair. The crispy tails on the bluegills are my favorite, but a crappie mayo lettuce and cheese sandwich is definitely a contender
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I used to fish Kapowsin often when I had a smaller boat and then when I got a bigger boat. Unfortunately, the wind pushed me over a stump and did quite the can opened job on the front hull of my aluminum skeeter. I finally got it fixed, after a bunch of tries welding, etc, and I haven't been back since. I usually fish Tanwax/Clear for panfish now.
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I have fished clear hundreds of times for trout and never caught a panfish there, never knew they were in there. Tanawax is great for some monster gills, but I havnt figured out how to steadily catch crappie out of there
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I usually catch the occasional bluegill and pumpkinseed in Clear Lake when I'm perch fishing with a worm. At times, finding crappie consistently can be a challenge anywhere, at least for me. Why can't they always be up shallow, spawning?? :chuckle:
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Three of us spent the better part of an afternoon filleting and cleaning the mess of blue gills and sun perch the kids caught. They were thrilled to death to get to eat the fish they caught. Some of those things wouldn't have made a good minnow, but we scaled them and filleted them every one. Lot of fun.
I haven't eaten bluegills in forever. They we the only fish my grandpa would fish for or eat. He'd scale them, gut them, and head them, then fry them up. So good!
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Blue gills are the only fish that will look you right in the eye as they are taking your bait. Much respect.
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Kid's didn't listen when you said they needed to stop catching Panfish, or you'll be up cleaning their mess of fish till way past midnight?
Here's an easy way to make a bunch of those Panfish, disappear in no time. :drool:
2 lb. Fresh Bluegill Fillets.... Just Mix in the Batter (ingredients below) and fry in Cast Iron Frying Pan of Canola Oil and enjoy!
(Beats "Shrimp on the Barbie" any day). :chuckle:
1/8 tsp curry powder
1/4 tsp black pepper
1/2 tsp lemon pepper
2 or 3 shakes Tabasco hot sauce
3-4 cups self-rising corn meal
1/2 tsp seasoned salt
1/2 cold water
the pic you posted isnt a bluegill bro, its a pumpkinseed :chuckle:
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:yeah:
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Looks good. :tup:
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Yum, for more flavor, try scaling them and then filet leaving the skin on. That is where the sweet flavor resides. I know a lot more work when you have a crapload to clean though.
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Gramps always scaled, headed and gutted them, then fried them on the bone.