http://img.tapatalk.com/470abd77-00b5-73e5.jpghttp://img.tapatalk.com/470abd77-00d1-654c.jpghttp://img.tapatalk.com/470abd77-00fb-915c.jpgMy son and I had some fun today !!!! The best part is I think the gills aren't all the way on the beds yet.
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http://img.tapatalk.com/470abd77-00b5-73e5.jpghttp://img.tapatalk.com/470abd77-00d1-654c.jpghttp://img.tapatalk.com/470abd77-00fb-915c.jpgMy son and I had some fun today !!!! The best part is I think the gills aren't all the way on the beds yet.
Nice mess there and good for you on getting the boy out there.
Nice batch !
looks good
Great job.
way to go on the fine mess of great eating!!
Well done...and a few nice shellcrackers in there. How long did it take you all to clean them?
Nice catch!
It took about two hours. I fillet the old fashion way. But I never cut through the ribs. I can't use a electric knife on blue gill very well. By the time we done my son was getting very good at it.Quote:
Originally Posted by drb
Very nice mess of fish there!
:highfiveThat is worth a "Atta Boy", and good the hear the son is learnin'. Practice, practice & practice.
A real good catch. Keep him in the boat as long as you can. He'll be gone before you know it.
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I don't know if they will fit your electric knife or not, but I use the salt water blades by birkley for cleaning bluegills, they have smaller teeth and go through these small fish easier without tearing up the meat, and don't break through the backbone so easy. I use it to remove the filets and de-bone, but still skin with a regular filet knife to stay closer to the skin. Have cleaned thousands this way, and it really helps speed up the process when you have large numbers of fish.
Thanks for the tip I will try that
Nice batch of fish!
bet the boy had more fun than you did.
Noce fish man good job!
Great Job!