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What does Butterfly a fish mean?

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Butterflying is another way of filleting a finfish. Rather than taking the fillets away from the backbone, the bone is taken out. The result is one fillet, not two. Usually the head and tail are left on to hold the finfish together during cooking.

FAQ

  • Can you fish with two dry flies?

    FISHING A DRY AND DROPPER is one possible combination. You can also fish two wet flies or two dry flies. You can even fish three (or more) wet flies or one dry and two wets, if the wets are small or if the dry fly is large and floats well.

  • How deep do you fish for pike?

    Most of these fish are caught in shallow water. Big pike, however, go deep. Many times they are in water 15 feet deep or deeper.

  • How rare is a blue crawfish?

    Blue lobsters are rare. Estimates by the University of Maine Lobster Institute put the likelihood of catching a blue lobster as one in 200 million.

  • What is the function of the egg in breading fish?

    The eggs' proteins help the flour form a better moisture seal, keeping your food moister, and they also reduce the batter's ability to absorb oil. However, eggs also make the batter heavier, and if you aren't careful to thin it to the right consistency, the finished batter can be unpleasantly doughy inside.

  • What can you do with dry fish?

    You can eat your fish on its own or serve it with sides like diced onions, tomatoes, and garlic. To enhance the flavors even more, try dipping your fish in spicy vinegar. You can also mix the fish pieces with rice to make your meal even more filling.

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