roughpasture243
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Curious to see if anyone using this fish skinner they demonstrated on this YouTube? It looks amazing! Link below.
Filleting Fish YouTube
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Correct. Hold the tail and the the skin will come right off.Flip it skin side down and run the knife between the fillet and skin.
I like the idea of maximizing the meat. Any suggestions for really good fillet knives?
Dexter Russell. It's about the only one you see at fish docs and with people that fillet hundreds of fish each day. I got one to fillet a few dozen salmon last week in Alaska. Gave my electric one away when I got home.I like the idea of maximizing the meat. Any suggestions for really good fillet knives?
Really good is no replacement for really sharp! That deal to skin with is something someone dreamed up for no other reason than turning a buck. How long does it take to remove a filet with a sharp knife?I like the idea of maximizing the meat. Any suggestions for really good fillet knives?
My childhood job was to use that skinner cause safer than knife. I have just recently learned the knife method and is faster and able to handle wider filets better but that sound of skin and scales getting slowly pulled off a fish is a sound of success and appreciation of the outdoors that my dad gave me. I found one at a garage sale and I would have paid 10 times what I did because of nostalgia but unless you are wanting something for a kid to do to help I would pass.Curious to see if anyone using this fish skinner they demonstrated on this YouTube? It looks amazing! Link below.
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This was the predominant answer I got a few years back. And they are cheaper than all the expensive ones. The other answer was Leech Lake. Pretty. But more expensive.Dexter Russell. It's about the only one you see at fish docs and with people that fillet hundreds of fish each day. I got one to fillet a few dozen salmon last week in Alaska. Gave my electric one away when I got home.