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Escolar (oil fish) oily white meat & too much will make you run! Never had it but heard it's good in moderation.

Yesterday was a bust, no hits, no runs, no errors & we got boarded 20 miles offshore. :eek:

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Finally got out late Sat afternoon. 8 wks in a row with a front on Thur or Fri. One nice Mutton and back in.

I would love to do a daytime deep drop for Swordies. Been readin up on it, but don`t have a motor and won`t bust my butt on my 50.

Cheers,
GFS

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Hi McGillcuddy;

Sorry I did not get back with you sooner been busy and no time to play.

Like Copout said it’s called oil fish. and for me they taste just about as good as they look just like sh**. The younger guy in the picture wanted to bring it home against public opinion on the boat that night.

FellowShip

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Just for the Grins :D

Official Antique Classic SeaCraft Owner

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Hey Guys,

Oh Yeah, an "OIL" fish! Looks like 90 weight gear oil!!!

Can you say, "NO THANK YOU!"

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Isn't oil fish called "white tuna" in sushi joints?

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ding ding ding! yes but not to be mistaken with hamachi which is actually tuna.

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Yo Sandy, your the salt water connoisseur, Which one on the Sushi Menu is Cat http://forums.floridasportsman.com/s...miley/puke.gif

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Yo Chuck,
I think Strick said that was 1st year Vet school. Never open a practice next to ANY Asian Restaurant.
So sorry your cat not make it.
You like cocktail?

An old friend from Vt. is invading 4-12 - 4-17. We`ll call you. He`s put me on the spot. He`s never caught a Sail and has demanded satisfaction. He`s perfect for this crowd.

He pulls a little red wagon with a sounder and battery on the ice, and when he marks fish he drills. :cool:

I get to use my Gramp`s LC Smith when I visit. The Turkey are everywhere now.
The youngens don`t hunt, and the flocks are huge now.

He got 68 Tridge in season last year too. I did say "in season".
Cheers,
Sandy