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What is the easiest way to catch salmon?

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Salmon eggs are the top choice for bait, although sand shrimp are very popular for chinook salmon. Some anglers like to fish both at the same time. Marabou jigs (Photo 10) can be used instead of bait and can be especially effective on pink salmon, or other salmon when the water is very low and clear.

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    You cook it for too long Cooking fish too long will dry it out and cause it to lose its natural flavors. A good rule of thumb: Measure the fish at its thickest point and cook for 10 minutes per inch, flipping halfway through. ... “You can apply this tip to almost any type of fish. If it's almost done, it's done.”

  • Are dried shrimp good for fish?

    Omega One Freeze-dried Shrimp Freshwater & Marine Fish Treat is high in protein and natural color enhancers, and makes an excellent choice for larger carnivorous fish. These tasty morsels are great for frogs and turtles, and they work as a nutritious substitute for crickets, worms and other messy live foods.

  • What kills brine shrimp?

    A pH of around 8 is best; a pH less than 5 and greater than 10 will likely kill the brine shrimp. The pH can be increased with baking soda, and lowered with muriatic (hydrochloric) acid.

  • Can you leave scales on fish?

    Whole fish grilled with its scales on will not stick. The skin and scales can be easily removed after the fish has been cooked. ... Placing a fish on a cool or even medium-hot grill will cause the skin to stick.

  • Do oysters feel pain when you open them?

    Oysters have a small heart and internal organs, but no central nervous system. Lack of a central nervous system makes it unlikely oysters feel pain, one reason some vegans are comfortable eating oysters.

  • Why is fish not meat kosher?

    Although they each have their own separate rules, fish and eggs are both classified as pareve, or neutral, which means that they do not contain milk or meat. Fish is only considered kosher if it comes from an animal that has fins and scales, such as tuna, salmon, halibut, or mackerel.

  • What is the best trout to eat?

    Rainbow trout (also referred to as steelhead trout), is one of the best fish to eat when it's farmed in the U.S. or indoor recirculating tanks, according to Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch.

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