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Skipjack Joe
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Quote: Originally posted by Tomas Tierra  | Never eaten a hogfish.. Caught one last trip but had o plenty grouper in the cooler so I put it back...
It's been a while on the chino mero for me but that's what I remember.. I fish commercial rod and reel for a living so I'm a bit of a snob lol
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Have to agree. It's hard to beat grouper. I've eaten mostly leopard grouper.
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baitcast
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This one was one of the best altime junkie gabfest.
next best thing when not fishin is a junkie gabfest.
Anyone can catch fish in a boat but only \"El Pescador Grande\" can get them from the beach.
I hope when my time comes the old man will let me bring my rod and the water will be warm and clear.
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gonetobaja
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Ive been on a Halibut kick lately. In northern gulfo de CA there are some decent sized ones. Pretty tricky to catch and most of em are small and I
let em go but when you get a decent one, YUM!! Great eating!!
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basautter
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Corvina is up there for me. Not too big, not too small, easy to catch and fillet and great tasting!
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mtgoat666
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I recently had my best ceviche ever. Real simple, just a few ingredients. I think all it had was:
callo de hacha, sliced very thin
Red onion
Chiles
Lemon juice
Not a fan of pan fried callo de hacha that is always tough, but I am convert to this ceviche.
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AKgringo
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| Quote: Originally posted by mtgoat666 | I recently had my best ceviche ever. Real simple, just a few ingredients. I think all it had was:
callo de hacha, sliced very thin
Red onion
Chiles
Lemon juice |
I made ceviche from Sockey Salmon once. The recipe I used called for soaking white onions in brine overnight, then coarse chopping them with the
fish, peppers, cilantro and Key Lime juice. it was excellent!
[Edited on 4-24-2022 by AKgringo]
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liknbaja127
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Had some great Halibut 2 weeks ago in San Quintin.
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Bajazly
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I've been eating the dorado, yellow tail and yellow fin I caught back in November as sushi, both rolls and nigiri and it is the bomb. Cooking some YT
tonight on the grill for a change up. Have another trip to Bahia de Los Angeles in late June to restock the freeze.
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BajaTed
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PARGO
Es Todo Bueno
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Don Pisto
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for me, Ono!
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