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Re: Blackened Bass [Re: ntxtrapper] #9138399 11/13/24 08:36 PM
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Originally Posted by ntxtrapper
Female bass are tastier than the males too.


Have eaten both on many occasions but never noticed a difference.

Re: Blackened Bass [Re: scalebuster] #9138447 11/13/24 09:26 PM
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Nice stringer.


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I just turned it on . I was looking bird dogs in the butt this morning.


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Re: Blackened Bass [Re: scalebuster] #9138500 11/13/24 10:48 PM
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Great way to spend time with your boy and I’d eat the hell out of that fish. Your boy is getting big. He is starting to look like a grown man. Well done!


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This is where I throw give y'all the fish and I eat the tortillas


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Re: Blackened Bass [Re: TurkeyHunter] #9138509 11/13/24 11:05 PM
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Originally Posted by TurkeyHunter
Keeping legal bass to eat is not a big deal anymore. Bigger ones don’t taste good and are better to throw back anyway.

That is a nice eating size and great way to cook them. On the half shell is also tasty.


What’s the biggest bass you’ve eaten?

Re: Blackened Bass [Re: Smokey Bear] #9138545 Yesterday at 12:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Smokey Bear
Great way to spend time with your boy and I’d eat the hell out of that fish. Your boy is getting big. He is starting to look like a grown man. Well done!


Thanks! He had a great time. This tank hadn’t been fished much. The bass were all healthy but every one of them weighed around 2 1/4 lbs. We caught one around 4. Dax is like me and doesn’t care much for sitting in a deer blind. We decided to fish hard and kill something if we had an opportunity. Was a great weekend with a couple of full 65 quart coolers full of bass.

Re: Blackened Bass [Re: Sneaky] #9138549 Yesterday at 12:16 AM
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Originally Posted by TurkeyHunter
Keeping legal bass to eat is not a big deal anymore. Bigger ones don’t taste good and are better to throw back anyway.

That is a nice eating size and great way to cook them. On the half shell is also tasty.


What’s the biggest bass you’ve eaten?


I’ve never understood the myth that big bass aren’t good to eat. I’ve eaten some giants and the meat is exactly the same. It’s all just as white and pretty no matter what size the bass is. Growing up my grandfather and I filleted plenty of 6-8 pound bass and they were great. I throw back the big ones these days but gill hooked a 9.5 a few years ago at Amistad on a Spook. Her meat was just as pretty as a 2 pounder and tasted the same.

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Yep. It’s nonsense.

Re: Blackened Bass [Re: scalebuster] #9138563 Yesterday at 12:42 AM
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Yuppie bass fisherman started the myth that large bass aren't good eating. The TFF is full of them.

Re: Blackened Bass [Re: Teal28] #9138645 Yesterday at 02:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Teal28
Don't think I ever ate it with bass. But have had tons of it with Catfish and or Crappie. I have had it with a few different kinds of saltwater fish, and I found the freshwater fish make for the better stew. I will make it once or twice a year with Crappie or Stripper from fishing trips. though it was better when my grandmother or dad made it.

Originally Posted by jrfan
My grandmother made a Cubion that was out of this world. She would only use black bass, I did what I could to keep her well stocked. I would trade a couple of my kids for a bowl of that again.



She claimed it wouldn’t break down and get mushy. Now that you mention it, I feel like she would use red fish if she had to.


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