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Why Not to Overlook Alabama’s Lake Eufaula Crappie

07/19/2019 Comments (0) Crappie Fishing, Recipes & Cooking

Editor’s Note: On our recent trip to Lake Eufaula (see yesterday’s post), J. Wayne Fears and I did a morning trip for crappie and a second morning trip for catfish. I had a friend ask me, “Is Tony Adams as good of a crappie fisherman as you say he is?” My friend later took a …
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How to Catch and Prepare a Bunch of Catfish for a Fish Fry and for the Freezer

07/18/2019 Comments (0) Catfish Fishing, Recipes & Cooking

Editor’s Note: Some varieties of fish are somewhat oily, and that oil in the fish often makes the fish taste fishy. However, if you use the ice and 7Up program from Day 1, you can remove that oily taste from the fish and make the meat even sweeter. One of the best cat fishermen I’ve …
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What about Catching and Cooking White Bass

07/17/2019 Comments (0) Bass Fishing, Recipes & Cooking

Editor’s Note: Some varieties of fish are somewhat oily, and that oil in the fish often makes the fish taste fishy. However, if you use the ice and 7Up program from Day 1, you can remove that oily taste from the fish and make the meat even sweeter. On a fishing trip with the Young …
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How to Get Delicious Fish for a Fish Fry

07/16/2019 Comments (0) Catfish Fishing, Recipes & Cooking

Editor’s Note: Some varieties of fish are somewhat oily, and that oil in the fish often makes the fish taste fishy. However, if you use the ice and 7Up program I gave yesterday, you can remove that oily taste from the fish and make the meat even sweeter. “Dad, I’m going to bring my Sunday …
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How to Keep Summertime Fish from Having a Fishy Taste

07/15/2019 Comments (0) Catfish Fishing, Recipes & Cooking

While in college at the University of West Alabama in Livingston, Alabama, I fished numbers of backwater sloughs and woods ponds. Every year when the Tombigbee River near campus flooded during the spring, new fish from the river moved into these ponds. But then during the summer months when this area often had
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