Cape Man's Dory

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If I leave now and don’t stop for anything I can make it for dinner tomorrow!

Seriously though, it looks like you’re getting great use from your OD.

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cape man wrote: Wed Oct 07, 2020 7:25 pm First of three days at the Rod and Gun Club 20201007_141205.jpgin Everglades City with two dear friends and two boats, Clara and The Minnow, a 16' Jon boat with a brand new 25hp Yamaha. Took both boats up the Ferguson river in an attempt to reach Ferguson Bay. The river chokes down to a very narrow creek, that was still in bad shape from hurricane Irma several years ago. Got about 3/4 of the way there before I called it. Coming out with the tide was ridiculous as the steering was impossible at idle speed. Scratched her and me up a bit, and got stung by a scorpion on my thumb.

Tomorrow we are running down to the Chatham river.20201007_155706.jpg22353.jpeg
Chain saw fishing!

Looks like you did quite well despite not making it in all the way.
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Amazingly the paint held up! Not a mark!
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Nice Cape Man!!!! Jeff

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Brined in brown sugar and sea salt overnight.
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What temp do you smoke at? Do you aim for a given temp on the fish, say 125?

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Dougster wrote: Sun Oct 11, 2020 11:07 am What temp do you smoke at? Do you aim for a given temp on the fish, say 125?

Dougster (says very cool smoker BTW)
I hot smoke at 210-215. Fillets like those woulf be done in an hour.

Cold smoking is different.
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I'm getting hungry just looking at that picture. Can just imagine the smell wafting out of it :)
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cape man thanks for sharing. :D I have only smoked salmon at a temp of 165 till they reached 145-155. They were dry brined in a brown sugar and salt brine concoction which was washed off before smoking with oak wood. This is similar to a Scottish smoked salmon. Yum.

Would love to know how you prepped yours it looks good also.?

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Dry rubbed with 4 cups of brown sugar and 1 cup of sea salt overnight. Rinsed well this morning and liberally sprinkled with Everglades Heat seasoning. Smoked for maybe 3 hours at 150F. Chilling it down and will make spread out of some tomorrow and vacuum seal and freeze some for another time.
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