Yep.....whatever it is.....it's not just tainting the fish.

Yep, I like eating bass.

I'm starting to think that maybe I have some rebel blood in my veins. Seems I'm agreeing with you southern folks more all the time.

Did you even read his post? You must be slipping in your old age?

Maybe you southern boys just don't know what a good-tasting fish is.

I'll side with you on the fresh walleye filets.

Best freshwater fish I've ever ate.

Poor man's lobster.

No problem new guy. lol
I'm willing to be crawled over so a yank can be put in his place.

My grandad came from Iowa and I guess I don’t recall him ever admitting to eating a bass, my apologies to Outlaw, but he would eat most any kind of fish and loved springtime bullhead. That being said, he became an avid walleye fisherman after homesteading up here.

Cold spring kid, my suggestion you might have yankee roots was on account of the similarities in taste as to not being that picky as long as fish is fish… no offense intended.

Never tried walleye..we don't have any. But if they are better than a white perch (that's a crappie for you Yankees), they have to be mighty good. I've heard they are but I can't prove it.

I like me some fried up Green Trout Fried in Corn meal and Louisiana Fish Fry. with a side of fries and coleslaw and maybe some baked beans.

Crappie and white perch are not the same.

I would only eat bass if I didn't have any other fish to eat.
Smoked carp. I believe the buffalo carp Is the one that's smoked or pickled. There is a big difference between a regular carp and a buffalo carp. And smoked bullheads are some fine eating.
I can remember eating pickled herring. It came in a white sauce or a brine. I think it was called Noon Hour herring. Well, a friend of mine used buffalo carp and it was just as good.
Time of the year and size of the fish will have some Bering on its taste.

Blind Robins for the win.

When I was a kid, every convenient store would have blind robin snacks hanging behind the register

I remember Blind Robins being bar food.

Not usually. A couple gilled ones might get kept and mixed in with the smallmouths for a fish fry, but most just let them go

Nasty ! Taste like mossy pond water.




Charlie

Only the ones that come through a hole in the ice. If the water isn't hard they are barely in the top 10 edible fish. G.

YES..They are..They are called several names..crappie, speck, white perch, sac au lait,

I have no idea what you think a white perch is