Large mouth bass

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2011/07/04 10:37:06 (permalink)

Large mouth bass

Are they good to eat? How do you cook?
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    deetz4352
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    RE: Large mouth bass 2011/07/04 11:02:39 (permalink)
    No ..... I have tried it twice on 2 different occasions and both times they tasted way to fishy. If you like that then eat all you want I suppose. I have tried them breaded and deep fried and broiled on the grill with seasoning and butter.

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    indsguiz
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    RE: Large mouth bass 2011/07/04 12:10:42 (permalink)
    Have to agree with deetz. I rather eat a pike than a LMB. And I hate pike. Pearch, Walleye, trout, fresh salmon, burbot for me in that order.

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    Swans500
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    RE: Large mouth bass 2011/07/04 15:23:15 (permalink)
    If you like fish flaky and with at least some taste they are OK...a nice fat SM is better though....
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    jon_e_si
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    RE: Large mouth bass 2011/07/04 20:29:07 (permalink)
    Their taste depends on the water they inhabit too. In my younger days at Lake Ontario, there was a pond that opened to the lake in the spring, fish were great tasting, but when it closed off in the summer and the water warmed they acquire a muddy taste and you wouldn't want to eat the bullheads, pike, bass, sunfish, etc. that normally would be delicious. If the fish come from warm stagnant water, it's a good time to practice catch and release!

    As to cooking - fry the smaller ones - bake or broil the larger ones. My mother would make a white sauce of tahini paste (ground sesame seeds), water, lemon juice and garlic to put over the larger fillets baked or broiled. I also like to marinade in soy sauce and grill with butter (real) lemon, garlic and dill weed if you like! Works well on steelhead!

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