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Few things are as beautiful as a male grayling, leaping into the air in the sunlight with its sail-fin displayed, to take your dry fly as they re-enter the water.
Hungry grayling will hit just about anything. I've take them on deer-hair mouse flies while fishing for pike and big trout.
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Not as good as fresh for sure. The trick is to get them from the water to the freezer fast and do it on a cool day. You can see their colors fade fast too.
Fun to play with them on a fly rod. I did it a few times. Can catch way more than with spinners, but both are fun.
Forgot I did a video about 5 years ago. Must of posted it before.
I fly fished , and caught a couple , in yukon, on the alaska highway. Just before dark , decided I better get back to camper. Before a griz, wanted my lunch. . old243
Fun to catch but I don't like eating them. I would much rather catch and eat a Dolly.
Used to catch them for dog food this time of year. There would be hundreds swarming around the set net eating the eggs squirting out of silver salmon in the net
Fun to catch but I don't like eating them. I would much rather catch and eat a Dolly.
Used to catch them for dog food this time of year. There would be hundreds swarming around the set net eating the eggs squirting out of silver salmon in the net
That was my question: How are they for eating? I can't go by you because once I recall you saying you don't like salmon and that's my favorite fish to eat. I regularly buy Alaskan Caught Sockeye at Sam's Club.
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They look like they would be good smoked. How are they that way?
I never tried smoking them but I bet they would be good. They have a white flakey meat.
Originally Posted by Trapper7
Originally Posted by white17
Fun to catch but I don't like eating them. I would much rather catch and eat a Dolly.
Used to catch them for dog food this time of year. There would be hundreds swarming around the set net eating the eggs squirting out of silver salmon in the net
That was my question: How are they for eating? I can't go by you because once I recall you saying you don't like salmon and that's my favorite fish to eat. I regularly buy Alaskan Caught Sockeye at Sam's Club.
True..... White would rather eat marten than salmon in the winter
Grayling are considered by many as the best eating fresh water fish in Alaska.