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05-24-2018, 04:46 PM #11
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I was lucky enough to join these guys this morning and we had a blast! Tom is the man! We caught our fish and enjoyed watching them feed on top
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05-24-2018, 05:49 PM #12
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He sure is, I’ve been out with him before and had a great time.!
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05-24-2018, 07:38 PM #13
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05-25-2018, 06:35 AM #14
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I'm glad you all had a good time! My wife and her girlfriends love amberjack. Catching a good one is a lot of work from the time you hook them until they're gaffed but worth it for the smiles you get afterward. The texture is a little off-putting to me but I'll eat them if I can't get a grunt, snapper, grouper or sea bass.
"Something which threatens your life is a problem, everything else is an inconvenience."
Paul "Home Run" Richert
21 January 1966 - 04 November 2005
Rest in peace Brother
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05-25-2018, 03:00 PM #15
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When cooking jack, I find there is a super short window of perfect done-ness. Compared to grouper or snapper, it takes closer watching. If you go slightly over, it gets chewy. Hit it exactly right, and you'll have super tender flaky flesh. I take it off the heat just before it is cooked through and it will hit "just right" while waiting to be plated.
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Good tip Tom! These two big fellas were screaming like girls when that happened to them last week... LOL
A Spadefish safety tip!