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Jonas Pilot
09-08-2009, 06:09 PM
Anyone know what this image is of and why?
upthesaukee
09-08-2009, 10:12 PM
right click on the picture, go to properties, copy the link HTTP etc, and then in your post, click on the picture icon, which is two to the right of the link with a red "x" or two from the left of the # and paste the link where it asks for the link.
I dunno...the picture was there one day and disappeared...Twilight zone music please: do do do do do do do do !
hoopdawg
09-08-2009, 10:17 PM
Anyone know what this image is of and why?
It is a fish and it is that way because it was so deemed to be so !!
Jonas Pilot
09-10-2009, 03:54 PM
... nobody wants to play , except for "Poet of the obvious".
Thanks to the poster that helped me once again with the image posting!
hoopdawg
09-10-2009, 04:28 PM
could it be a Bass ??
Jonas Pilot
09-10-2009, 04:52 PM
... give it away but, it is a close relative of the "striped bass".
hoopdawg
09-10-2009, 06:18 PM
would it be white bass??
Jonas Pilot
09-10-2009, 06:57 PM
... but I think that might be a name used in another part of the country for a very similar fish. I think a "white bass" is a very close relative but not our New Hampshire resident.
Jonas Pilot
09-11-2009, 06:59 AM
A great fish to catch and delicious to eat.
Give the man a "Fin". You have to catch it yourself though.
With a nick name like Toad I'm guessing your a guy.
What helped you determine the species?
meteotrade
09-11-2009, 09:38 AM
If you catch one, does us all a favor and keep it! They were illegally introduced into Lake Waukewan a few years ago and have since decimated the native sunfish and rainbow smelt populations.
"they are over populated in this region and they are decimating the grubworm population, you have a problem with that?"
sorry I had too :laugh:
Nadia
09-21-2009, 11:17 AM
A great fish to catch and delicious to eat.
Give the man a "Fin". You have to catch it yourself though.
With a nick name like Toad I'm guessing your a guy.
What helped you determine the species?
It's green/yellow coloration and large scales tipped me off. This is my favorite species to catch and eat. I've caught sixteen or so over the past week. They are hanging out in an area not too far from my house.
Jonas Pilot
09-21-2009, 03:29 PM
... they are my favorite fish to catch and eat. They account well for themselves during the fight and even more so on the plate. My favorite recipe is to fry them. I like to use Egg Beaters, flavored bread crumbs or Panko, and safflower oil. I don't think they need salt and pepper unless you use Panko. I heat the oil 'til a drop of water dances across the surface. Fry for 90 seconds or so per side and "pisces heaven"!
Sauteed, without batter, in EVOO and butter, salt,pepper and fresh minced garlic is a close second. It's got my stomach growling just thinking about it!
Pineedles
09-21-2009, 06:23 PM
... they are my favorite fish to catch and eat. They account well for themselves during the fight and even more so on the plate. My favorite recipe is to fry them. I like to use Egg Beaters, flavored bread crumbs or Panko, and safflower oil. I don't think they need salt and pepper unless you use Panko. I heat the oil 'til a drop of water dances across the surface. Fry for 90 seconds or so per side and "pisces heaven"!
Sauteed, without batter, in EVOO and butter, salt,pepper and fresh minced garlic is a close second. It's got my stomach growling just thinking about it!
Jonas this is not the food forum. You need to say at least once, Extra Virgin Olive Oil for EVOO. :laugh:
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