How to properly fillet a fish
Feb 23, 2019 12:23:00 #
newtoyou wrote:
Many areas have ordinance against feeding a filleted fish to the pelicans. Without the skin and surrounding flesh the protruding bones can puncture internal organs causing death.
Even if no law against it, it is not a good idea for that reason.
Just heard the first dove of season. Come on spring.
Bill
Even if no law against it, it is not a good idea for that reason.
Just heard the first dove of season. Come on spring.
Bill
When you fillet a fish it has no bones, that is the reason for filleting it.
Feb 23, 2019 13:09:56 #
grandpaw wrote:
When you fillet a fish it has no bones, that is the reason for filleting it.
When a fish is filleted the meat (fillet) and skin are removed, one saves the fillet. The carcass and skin are now offal. Do not feed the still bony carcass to the pelicans. As said, detrimental to their health.
Bill
Feb 23, 2019 13:46:34 #
newtoyou wrote:
When a fish is filleted the meat (fillet) and skin are removed, one saves the fillet. The carcass and skin are now offal. Do not feed the still bony carcass to the pelicans. As said, detrimental to their health.
Bill
Bill
Not to worry, this guy has been doing this for years. The only thing he gives to the pelicans is skinned falleted pieces of meat with no bones. I am from the coast and the fisherman have done this for generations and know what they are doing.
Feb 23, 2019 14:03:59 #
grandpaw wrote:
Not to worry, this guy has been doing this for years. The only thing he gives to the pelicans is skinned falleted pieces of meat with no bones. I am from the coast and the fisherman have done this for generations and know what they are doing.
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Feb 23, 2019 19:26:11 #
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