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Old 02-17-2012, 15:33   #1
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Golden Fresh Water Trout

My kind of fishin'

That is a 10" plate those beauties are laying on!
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Old 02-17-2012, 16:06   #2
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Where did you catch them?
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Old 02-17-2012, 16:18   #3
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Farm raised?

Those fish are fat for this time of year. Small head and large body makes me think hatchery. Am I close?
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Old 02-17-2012, 16:50   #4
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Wow, those are really nice Golden's - they usually don't get that big...at least not up in the high pan lakes in NorCal.

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Old 02-17-2012, 17:01   #6
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I hope you don't ruin them. All we used to do was gut 'em, wash 'em out in the lake or stream, fry 'em in a skillet w/butter, and eat 'em.

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I hope you don't ruin them. All we used to do was gut 'em, wash 'em out in the lake or stream, fry 'em in a skillet w/butter, and eat 'em.

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I think your technique may be incorrect, Richard!
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Oh no you don't, Chef Penn Sir!

Did you actually catch these fish or not?
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Oh no you don't, Chef Penn Sir!

Did you actually catch these fish or not?
I hear lots of crickets . . .
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Oh yeah, they're from a hatchery look at the second picture closely. The nets are to keep predatory birds out. Can't bullshit a bullshitter. I started my career in a hatchery. There were a couple of years that CO wasn't hiring game wardens due to budgetary reasons. That is when I got of school and needed work. I made the first class when they started up again.
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Warren County (NJ) Rod & Gun - Hatchery...you are absolutely correct!
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Warren County (NJ) Rod & Gun - Hatchery...
Farm fish - meh...

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Farm fish - meh...

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Damned purists! Next thing you tell me is that you caught trout with 550 cord and a safety pin up in the Lincoln National Forest in NM, and fried 'em up in your canteen cup!
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Damned purists! Next thing you tell me is that you caught trout with 550 cord and a safety pin up in the Lincoln National Forest in NM, and fried 'em up in your canteen cup!
Poached dammit! Nobody with any sense fries in a canteen cup.
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Old 02-18-2012, 04:30   #15
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The trout does not taste farmed raised. The fish are in ponds feed by a natural spring next to a small stream, I think this water quality has a lot to do with the taste and texture of the fish we cooked (correctly) last night.
I have had other fish, particularly Strip Bass, that are farm raised and the flesh is not as supple. Its more elastic, and the taste is bland, not sweet and a bit musky like the golden last evening. I assume this affect is the water quality, and not the meal pellets, or whatever they use as feed.

A side note:NW Warren county is still rural and truly beautiful.
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