But for the beers, I agree with this.Tinfoil boats cover them with butter onions and lemon on the grill until the skin is crusty and then make a pig of myself with some ice cold beers on the side.....
Whether to cut the heads off the fish you eat or not must be a regional thing.
Probably has to do with being able to measure them. Florida regs for a lot of fish (but not all species) require heads and tails to be on, and meat intact until you get back in. You are allowed to gut most species.We caught the one's above on a boat with a guide in Wyoming. I had never heard this before but when he was giving us our fish he said that he was not allowed to cut the heads off, only gut them. I was fine with it but my wife wasn't crazy about them staring at her on the table...I should of asked the guide the reason
We cut the heads off everything else except trout here. Catfish, bream, bass, crappie, whatever get the heads chopped off. They stay on trout. Just the way it's always been done? I think it's more the cleaning process. And a lot of folks like to eat the heads on those little ones. I'll cut the head off a bigger one if it won't fit in the pan.Whether to cut the heads off the fish you eat or not must be a regional thing.
I failed you guys... Got up in a rush and ended up rubbing them down in pesto and baking them... No pics... Sorry, I completely forgot! They were really good and like Nchillbilly said...taste like salmon!Looking forward to seeing how you did ‘em up, JL.
We eat the eyesWhy you got to leave the head on?