some winter sunnies

northstar · Posted: Fri, Jan 26 2007 12:17 am Post subject: some winter sunnies

end result.

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BadCat · Posted: Fri, Jan 26 2007 12:07 pm Post subject:

What's up Northstar,

I had so much fun (And still do) catching those little buggers. Great to eat and great bait too.
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ryanwknighton · Posted: Sun, Jan 28 2007 12:50 pm Post subject:

Good mess of fish bet it was fun i got an ultra light action rod where did you catch them maybe i can pull some in and have fun and release them well maybe ill have to save 2 or 3 for bait

Shotbus Rider · Posted: Mon, Jan 29 2007 01:26 pm Post subject:

did you fillet those little guys /

I love whole bream

KeithC · Posted: Sat, Feb 24 2007 09:31 pm Post subject:

Do bream taste better than crappie? I've never eaten a sunfish or perch..

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Woady/Slim · Posted: Sun, Feb 25 2007 10:42 pm Post subject:

What is the deal is it that time of year already

Steve-O · Posted: Sun, Feb 25 2007 11:25 pm Post subject:

You can fillet them or just gut/scale/dehead and fry.

Bream are tasty, just not as much of them meatwise. But on days when you can't buy a crappie, you can generally catch a bunch of bream.
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DavidP · Posted: Mon, Feb 26 2007 08:49 am Post subject:

Personally, I think the best eatin fish in North Texas are Bream, crappie & catfish, in that order!

polebender · Posted: Mon, Feb 26 2007 09:10 am Post subject:

DavidP wrote:

Personally, I think the best eatin fish in North Texas are Bream, crappie & catfish, in that order!

i really like bream, but you gotta cook them with the bones in them. I used to be a bream fisherman, that was all we tried to catch for years.
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Steve-O · Posted: Mon, Feb 26 2007 09:39 am Post subject:

Bream are great for kids. They don't have the patience to fish all day just "for a chance" to catch one 40 pound cat. Catching one bream after another keeps there attention and get's them "Hooked".

And yes, scale, gut, dehead, and fry just like anthything else. Great eating. I like the tail too!
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NetMan · Posted: Mon, Feb 26 2007 08:26 pm Post subject:

good to eat,,,the tail dipped in some ketchup and hotsauce is hard to beat

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