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Best fish to eat?

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in The Great Outdoors

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I would have to say either Pink Alaskan Salmon or Black Tip Shark.

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red snapper

Halibut

Bluegill

shark is awesome, snapper is as well, maui maui

 

freshwater, i have to go with trout

I Gotta go with Flounder or Walleye

Partial to catfish and cornbread myself.

Originally posted by Admiral

Bluegill

i think i would have to pass on that one :lol: :lol:

Walleye and Salmon.

Walleye is some real good eatin'. I used to go to the Martins Fork Dam in Harlan and catch them all day long next to the spillway.

Crappie is real good too. My mammaw and pappaw go to Florida in the winter and fish Lake Okechobee. They bring back coolers full every year.

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