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JLDII

Posted 4/15/2004 9:52 AM (#16675)
Subject: Fileting Northerns

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I do not know how to properly filet a northern so as to remove most of the bones.

Does anyone have a link on the web that shows how to filet a northern?

sworrall

Posted 4/15/2004 9:57 PM (#16702 - in reply to #16675)
Subject: RE: Fileting Northerns

Location: Rhinelander

Hey sir, I am doing a video on this very subject tht will be posted here soon as I can pin troy down long enough over a couple Pike to get it done. The method I use leaves a one piece fillet, and is VERY easy to do. One piece fillet with no bones, yummy.

jigman 2003

Posted 4/21/2004 7:26 AM (#16914 - in reply to #16675)
Subject: RE: Fileting Northerns

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Location: WI

Is your method similar to the "unzipping" your fish process? I bought that video a number of years ago, and it was quite helpful. You end up with one butterflied filet.

The Man!

Posted 4/21/2004 9:14 PM (#16961 - in reply to #16675)
Subject: RE: Fileting Northerns

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Posts: 194

Those bony pieces sure do make good pickled fish though

WalleyeFIRST

Posted 4/22/2004 10:59 AM (#16975 - in reply to #16961)
Subject: RE: Fileting Northerns

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No, I take thje fillet off the pike as one would any fish, just going around the rib bones, and then remove the 'pin' bones with two simple cuts. One piece fillet, no bones. Yummy!

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