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  • #31
    well actually, i have had them on a couple of occasions and they were very nice, but i really do prefer trout or salmon. a lady with expensive tastes methinks! DDL
    Bernie aka DDL

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    • #32
      Mad keen angler of over half a century of experience,mostly failing to catch much.
      Personal preference,boneless fish,yes they do exist!you need a member of the dogfish(small shark) family,or a ray,skate,thornback.These all have cartilage and no bone at all,before trade description act it was sold in chip shops/fishmongers as rock salmon or roker.
      With regards to trout I always..........................chuck them back as they are tastless,or use dead trout as bait for a small Pike,now there is a tasty fish,bony but tasty.Try a Grayling if you want to eat a fish out of river caught by yourself.

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      • #33
        Originally posted by burnie View Post
        Mad keen angler of over half a century of experience,mostly failing to catch much.
        Personal preference,boneless fish,yes they do exist!you need a member of the dogfish(small shark) family,or a ray,skate,thornback.These all have cartilage and no bone at all,before trade description act it was sold in chip shops/fishmongers as rock salmon or roker.
        With regards to trout I always..........................chuck them back as they are tastless,or use dead trout as bait for a small Pike,now there is a tasty fish,bony but tasty.Try a Grayling if you want to eat a fish out of river caught by yourself.
        Get away with yeh burnie...trout tasteless, surely not! Caught and ate a Grayling once...tasted like mud, or how I would imagine mud would taste! Clear water fish Grayling. The trout I caught recently were up to 3lb in weight, I doubt a small pike would be able to get his choppers around these.!
        Once ate a Perch, very bony but tasty!
        Still you know what they say "One mans meat is another mans poison"
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        • #34
          The best tasting fish I ever caught, well my first ever actually, was on holiday just north of fort william where there was a river going through the back garden of the cottage we were staying in. My OH had bought me a small extendable rod - said something like if I caught anything I would panic and lose it!.......a few minutes later, yep! got something on the end of the line - and yes, I did panic! handed rod over to OH and he landed a 4lb wild salmon! I've been hooked ever since! The taste of wild salmon v farmed salmon is like eating fresh pineapple v tinned - no comparison! dexterdog
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