Either but freshly caught is best ! Atlantic salmon is good also like trout but i will eat just about any seafood. Fresh Tassie oysters off the rocks is my favourite.
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Either but freshly caught is best ! Atlantic salmon is good also like trout but i will eat just about any seafood. Fresh Tassie oysters off the rocks is my favourite.
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Originally Posted by Ken
same here, a nice feed of summer whiting on the bbq
:Rolling::Rolling::Rolling: don't they swim in it Ron :unsure:Quote:
Originally Posted by p38arover
mmm..... yumQuote:
Originally Posted by roverrescue
"same here, a nice feed of summer whiting on the bbq"
a feed?
what about 8-10 pieces?
and that if its battered,,
THE most "time intensive preparation" eating fish in OZ,,
not even fun to catch:(
Got shouted a $140 platter last night - Loved the Barra, Lobster, prawns & oysters. I could chow down for days but the smelly fingers afterwards were a bit foreign ;)
After working on a cray fish boat for 2 years i'm not that keen on it anymore .... Just about ate it everyday . Same with scollop's had way to many of them as well trading crays for the little fellas .:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ricey
Love Fishing,got to get back into it!!!!
Got Spoilt with Graz over New Years.
ALMOST got sick of pigging out on King George Whiting!!!
Andrew
Ahh. Commercial fishermen were the bane of my life when I was in Telstra - I was Marine Manager and dealt with them - and was occasionally threatened by them. I once went on a raid with the AFP on a fisherman's boat. It worried me when the AFP guys all strapped on sidearms and bullet proof jackets - but didn't give me one. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by 6.5rangie
I'm glad I didn't have to work on their boats - they stank!
I haven't heard anything as unspeakably disgusting as the fish comment about water, so I'm happy to take the risk... for now at least:DQuote:
Originally Posted by p38arover