Originally Posted by Augie
Originally Posted by anthropic
Scandalous at it is to admit, I prefer eating LMB and BG anyway. Easier to fillet, too. So if I add RBT again, there won't be as many this time.

There's no need to fillet those nasty trout before you eat them.

Gut em, gill em, stuff some onion and butter in the cavity, season with lemon pepper, then wrap em in aluminum foil and toss em on the coals for a few minutes.

Done like that they're almost fit to eat.

That's how we always do our trout. Now do that with a Brook Trout and no other fish quite seems fit to eat!!

Last edited by wbuffetjr; 05/22/20 05:52 AM.

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