How one smoked fresh fish in the high country

8/9/2008 | mrjesse

[mrjesse]

> But, that appears to be a bass, which I don’t eat, no matter > WHAT you do to it......

It’s Eastern Brook Trout, in this case.

[ButThreeLeftsDo]

I stand corrected.....

[txhurl]

Redneck fishin’

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LksuKTD8y0o

[1066AD]

smoked bowels Probably an Olympic delicacy !

[Fast Moving Angel]

This is one of the world’s greatest inventions ... a small smoker that will fit on your stovetop (or campfire, for that matter):

http://www.cameronscookware.com/Stovetop%20Smoker.aspx

Fish, ribs, chicken ... it all works in there and they turn out heavenly. Sorry to make anyone hungry.

[Grammy]

Thanks for the post. I just sent it to Mr G to think about for a boy scout campout.

[Sacajaweau]

How about a nice Walleye from a Canadian Lake...always my favorite.

[Dusty Road]

Thats the ticket. I've been fishing Manitoba and Ontario for many years. We fly into remote lakes and fish for 5 days. Get up early and go hit our Walleye holes, then fish for Northerns until lunch. Find an island and pull over for lunch. Clean the fresh caught Walleye, bread them and throw them in the fryer. Fry up some potatoes and onions. Heat up some beans and you have heaven.

[Sacajaweau]

WE went to a little town called Notre Dame de Pontmain. My dad had fished there with his brothers. It became an annual trip for our family. After I got married, hubby and I went with my parents one year. He never liked fish. By the time we left there, he was eating walleyes for breakfast.

[beebuster2000]

see many moose or bear?

[GladesGuru]

Ah, but you are almost certainly better at spelling/typing than am I.

I have never smoked trout, but smoked salmon is a delight. And, salmon is but a large, sea going trout.

Happy posting.

[Dusty Road]

see many moose or bear?

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Every time so far. Our last trip was to Apisko, we seen Moose, Bear, Beavers, Otters, Mink and Martins. We've yet to see a wolf, but we have heard them. And don't forget the Northern Lights! Nothing like sighting out with a good cigar, a nice drink and just sitting back and watch the show.

[beebuster2000]

i was in northern alberta (way north) a few yeas back at a flyin camp. guy had lived there 20 years. never seen a wolf although you could hear them every morning. you would hike out, and on the way back to camp, their tracks would be on top of yours on the way out. they watch you pass then come out.

i guess they know man is something to stay away from. the game warden told us to shoot them on sight if we got the chance. they dont like wolves much up there.

[Species8472]

Ping!

[Eska]

We do ours in screened in sheds, so air flows. Actually, everything is air dryed; light smoke just to keep bugs off. We also freeze dry chums come October for the dog food on outside racks.