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maspacifico
 
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Rocks or something inside tuna flesh. 
 
 
Just had the first of the tuna I caught Wednesday. Seared it to perfection, except for the surprise hard deposits inside the flesh! They didn't add
anything to the flavor, pretty gritty when chewed, a nasty surprise.  About an 1/8 of an inch roundish and I could mash them down like the calcium
deposits in our water. Never saw anything like it before and didn't see anything unusual while filleting. Anyone know what it is? Will I live?
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DENNIS
 
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Oh oh...........Can I have your boat?  
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Shotgun pellets ?? 
 
 
 
 
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maspacifico
 
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So far, Nomads have come up with as many answers as Google! It might have been an import from China.......
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Parasites, worms, cooked to a crispy crunch?
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calcium deposits from when you rinsed the fish? 
 
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bajabass
 
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Inside the flesh? I think they would be on the outside.
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i vote WORMS 
 
all fish have WORMS 
 
that's why you freeze it or cook it
 
 
 
 
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maspacifico
 
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They were inside the flesh. At first I thought they came from the wasabe I'd just mixed up, but happened again without the wasabe. Anyway, I'm not
twitching. At least not any more than usual.
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maspacifico
 
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If you freeze or cook rocks, you still have rocks. I'm not too worried about getting worms from 15 pound tuna. When I found them I went through what I
had pretty well to see what was up. Didn't see anything other than these hard deposits.
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bajabass
 
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The unused roe being absorbed by the body? 
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bajabass
 
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White corpusles hardening around a foreign object. Reaching at straws now. 
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Uric acid crystals, a waste product produced by protein digestion.
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maspacifico
 
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Neighbors ate some last night and said theirs was fine. Must just have been in the pieces I kept for myself!
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you are selfish.....
 
 
 
 
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Sounds like the wife is a little upset with you.  
 
Did you swallow it? 
 
Do you feel dizzy, lightheaded perhaps? 
 
Is this getting blllluuuuuurrrrryyyyy? 
 
Take a deep breath,   
 
Your still ALIVE! 
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Damn, I am ready to catch some Atun with or without rocks. 
 
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Worms/parasites...I have caught salmon, steelhead and sierra with them inside. And it tasted yummy, however I didn't know it had worms...guess it's
better than having crabs....  The ones i found were medium hard oblong while pellets.  I have also found them in bunnies. 
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yes... 
 
 
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fish gout.
 
 
 
 
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maspacifico
 
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Fish gout picture 
 
 
Don't know how to add a photo to an open thread......picture of fish gout with something most will recognize for scale. It won't crush with just
fingers, but teeth or a knife will crush it.  
 
If I hadn't caught this myself, and filleted it myself, and carried it to the refrigerator myself...I would swear someone had dropped it into the dirt
and that's how these things got into it.  
 
I tried yesterday morning to get another fish, but the water has turned over here....10 degrees colder. Tuna are gone.
 
  
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