And I've eaten snakehead?? I don't think so. I picture it being oily like Mackerel? Off white, like tuna?I thought it was pretty good. Reminded me of snakehead from SE Asia.
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And I've eaten snakehead?? I don't think so. I picture it being oily like Mackerel? Off white, like tuna?I thought it was pretty good. Reminded me of snakehead from SE Asia.
It is a predatory fish with white meat. Not fatty really, but flaky. Similar to bass, but much bigger. Imagine a 17 pound perch.And I've eaten snakehead?? I don't think so. I picture it being oily like Mackerel? Off white, like tuna?
I'd eat that.It is a predatory fish with white meat. Not fatty really, but flaky. Similar to bass, but much bigger. Imagine a 17 pound perch.
Pain to clean, they didn't fit in my sink. Had to use the bathtub.I'd eat that.
And yeah, I had no problem giving them away. Lots of people crave them here, so I an sure you'd like itPain to clean, they didn't fit in my sink. Had to use the bathtub.
I've had a special pallet of sorts that I'd put on saw-horses to fillet salmon and steelhead. But they look like they might be some of those crazy bony suckers?Pain to clean, they didn't fit in my sink. Had to use the bathtub.
No, not any more bony than any other fish, but it is winter. Not really fun doing that outside, in the dark well below freezing, and probably snowing lol.I've had a special pallet of sorts that I'd put on saw-horses to fillet salmon and steelhead. But they look like they might be some of those crazy bony suckers?
Not laughing at you for using the bathtub.Pain to clean, they didn't fit in my sink. Had to use the bathtub.
No, not any more bony than any other fish, but it is winter. Not really fun doing that outside, in the dark well below freezing, and probably snowing lol.
And they, like lake trout and whitefish, are really slimy on the outside.
Here are a bunch of lake trout fillets:
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There's another, for a fee, ODFW miserable FAILURE! Devils lake used to be a good fishery for the fishing public. Then they planted grass carp, that destroyed the weeds in the lake. So the wealthy "Splash and Giggle" boaters that lived around the lake had the entire lake to splash and giggle on. Away went the bass because of lack of cover and food, and any food that may have been there for the trout they would plant. So they'll go in there and dump a bunch of pellet head trout, and call it a party. For an entry fee of course. Yay.
What fee are you babbling about? All you have to have is a fishing license.There's another, for a fee, ODFW miserable FAILURE! Devils lake used to be a good fishery for the fishing public. Then they planted grass carp, that destroyed the weeds in the lake. So the wealthy "Splash and Giggle" boaters that lived around the lake had the entire lake to splash and giggle on. Away went the bass because of lack of cover and food, and any food that may have been there for the trout they would plant. So they'll go in there and dump a bunch of pellet head trout, and call it a party. For an entry fee of course. Yay.
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You think they will have no fees to get into Devils Lake. Parking fees? And BTW, the cost for two adults to fish is up to $89.00 for a basic fishing license. May be higher seeing as we quit buying them And if a couple want salmon/steelhead tags it's near a C-Note, on top of that for two. The lake is a mere shadow of what it was for fishermen 20 or so years ago.What fee are you babbling about? All you have to have is a fishing license.
Do you have an America the Beautiful senior lifetime pass? I'm not sure where all they are good at, but they get you into Crater Lake for free and cut our camping fees at Diamond Lake in half. For a one-time $80 that will have a very short payback period for me and my family. I think they are good for National Parks and U.S. Forest Service campgrounds among other things. We camp at Diamond Lake every year. There have been some good fishing years, but the last couple of years not so good. We are more of a hunting family than a fishing family though. My son has taken a keener interest in fishing than I currently have. I fished a lot more when I was younger.I have to pay to camp though.
You are a God.Good Lord, Mike. The OP asked about fishing spots in Oregon, I only posted about a fishing activity he might enjoy. But go ahead and make it about you and your "feelings." So I may as well torque you some more. A resident combination hunting and fishing license costs me $6.00/ year and I get day use into federal and state parks for free, I have to pay to camp though. How is this possible you ask? Well I'm a disabled Vet, over 65 and have been a resident of Oregon for over 50 years.
What time can you get out of bed?What is the earliest time you can got to Hagg lake on a weekday?
Thanks....