More "Homework" For Ya's.. Well, IF you have been enjoying your "store bought fish" (I do, from time to time); you'd be well advised to go and do a bit of an internet search, regarding...

Able Man Loc: North Coast (Cleveland, Ohio)

Well, IF you have been enjoying your "store bought fish" (I do, from time to time); you'd be well advised to go and do a bit of an internet search, regarding "Siluriformes Fish Products" (basically catfish) and become educated about what the inspection people have to say.

flyguy Loc: Lake Onalaska, Sunfish Capitol of the World!

Able Man wrote:

Well, IF you have been enjoying your "store bought fish" (I do, from time to time); you'd be well advised to go and do a bit of an internet search, regarding "Siluriformes Fish Products" (basically catfish) and become educated about what the inspection people have to say.

Thanks for the update, AM. The only store-bought fish the bride buys is wild-caught, Sockeye Salmon.

OJdidit Loc: Oak Creek Wisconsin

flyguy wrote:

Thanks for the update, AM. The only store-bought fish the bride buys is wild-caught, Sockeye Salmon.

Pretty much the same here, plus Tilapia on occasion.

saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor

OJdidit wrote:

Pretty much the same here, plus Tilapia on occasion.

With all the fish I catch it would be a sin to BUY fish of any kind.

However, sometimes I do buy canned Tunafish though. Does that count?

Jeremy Loc: America

saw1 wrote:

With all the fish I catch it would be a sin to BUY fish of any kind.

However, sometimes I do buy canned Tunafish though. Does that count?

I agree saw. But canned Tuna is a whole other thing. We use it in brads super baits. Have used it for 🦞 crawfishing. Wife likes it but I always say if you say you don’t like fish ( fresh fish) why do you eat the fishiest stuff available. Fresh fish don’t smell like fish.

saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor

Jeremy wrote:

I agree saw. But canned Tuna is a whole other thing. We use it in brads super baits. Have used it for 🦞 crawfishing. Wife likes it but I always say if you say you don’t like fish ( fresh fish) why do you eat the fishiest stuff available. Fresh fish don’t smell like fish.

I use it for tuna salad and put lots of other stuff in it.

Catfish hunter Loc: Riggins idaho (Paradise)

flyguy wrote:

Thanks for the update, AM. The only store-bought fish the bride buys is wild-caught, Sockeye Salmon.

Is that from Costco? “Wild caught, Copper River, sockeye”?

Catfish hunter Loc: Riggins idaho (Paradise)

saw1 wrote:

With all the fish I catch it would be a sin to BUY fish of any kind.

However, sometimes I do buy canned Tunafish though. Does that count?

Can you guys catch albacore tuna down your way. I used to catch a bunch of it when I lived in Oregon. We’d go out of Newport Bay about 80 miles and fish for two days. 4 of us would limit out (25 per day apiece) and cut up tuna for another two days. That stuff tastes and smells, exactly, like canned tuna. Good stuff. Especially smoked. Teresa loves it seared with wasabi mustard.

saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor

Catfish hunter wrote:

Can you guys catch albacore tuna down your way. I used to catch a bunch of it when I lived in Oregon. We’d go out of Newport Bay about 80 miles and fish for two days. 4 of us would limit out (25 per day apiece) and cut up tuna for another two days. That stuff tastes and smells, exactly, like canned tuna. Good stuff. Especially smoked. Teresa loves it seared with wasabi mustard.

Those are caught down off Southern Cal mostly I think. IDK for sure. Every now and then you hear of somebody goin out and catchin some but not where I live.

Catfish hunter Loc: Riggins idaho (Paradise)

saw1 wrote:

Those are caught down off Southern Cal mostly I think. IDK for sure. Every now and then you hear of somebody goin out and catchin some but not where I live.

Gotcha. They’re pretty good if you ever get the chance to try them.

saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor

Catfish hunter wrote:

Gotcha. They’re pretty good if you ever get the chance to try them.

Would like to do that someday. However, I get seasick so IDK if I could handle goin that far off shore for that long anymore.

Jeremy Loc: America

saw1 wrote:

Would like to do that someday. However, I get seasick so IDK if I could handle goin that far off shore for that long anymore.

That is a bummer. Order fresh grilled Tuna sometime. You will see what i mean. Its really good bbqed ginger and mustard. No mustard flavor when cooked but oh boy is it good. The meat is a lot different than the catfood type.

Able Man Loc: North Coast (Cleveland, Ohio)

saw1 wrote:

With all the fish I catch it would be a sin to BUY fish of any kind.

However, sometimes I do buy canned Tunafish though. Does that count?

I'm not aware of any WARNINGS out, regarding canned tuna... I HAVE seen warnings about ¿some? canned seafood, over the years.

Able Man Loc: North Coast (Cleveland, Ohio)

saw1 wrote:

I use it for tuna salad and put lots of other stuff in it.

There was a guy, had made a BIG batch of tuna salad out of a fresh-caught "Football Tuna" (Black Tuna), several years ago, in Ft. Pierce, FL... ¡MAN, that was some good tuna salad!

fisher Loc: whitewater,colorado

Able Man wrote:

Well, IF you have been enjoying your "store bought fish" (I do, from time to time); you'd be well advised to go and do a bit of an internet search, regarding "Siluriformes Fish Products" (basically catfish) and become educated about what the inspection people have to say.

store bought fish like tilapia are usually farmed raised and are not healthy to eat from what I've read; I don't buy from the store anyways. Fresh caught in the AM and tasty in the evening is what we do.