Cape Man's Dory

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Fuzz wrote: ↑Mon Jul 20, 2020 11:07 pm Did you gut it before cooking it 8O
I’m trying to think of any conditions which one would not clean the fish prior to cooking. I have none. Is there some fish you all don’t clean up there?
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Now that looks like a feast. :D Looking forward to a cape man ceviche feast report. :D
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Just checking. I saw head, tail and fins so I was wondering if this was some special Cracker way of eating them :doh:
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Got out before sunrise this morning. Beautiful day! Caught enough Spanish Mackerel to fire up the smoker tomorrow. Clara is running like a top. 3 guys, two coolers, tackle, and we were hitting 28 mph at 6000 rpms. Ran a good 30 miles including 2 + hours of trolling and burned just over 5 gallons of gas.
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[https://youtu.be/KxtoxBWWrj0]
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Great way to bust open a day! :D
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cape man wrote: ↑Sat Sep 19, 2020 4:20 pm ...Caught enough Spanish Mackerel to fire up the smoker tomorrow....
I've never smoked Spanish Mackerel, only mullet. How do they compare?
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Looks and sounds like a great day!
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Mackerel make great smoked fish spread.
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Great video, looks like a lovely ride.
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