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SMc wrote:nope, you?
Sabot wrote:joker wrote:Shore fishing????????
On a boat just past the outer bar.
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SMc wrote:What do you do with the tarpon? Cant fillet them, cant make a decent steak-cut..only good for mince and even so not that great.
**JSJ** wrote:Yes, you can eat Tarpon. Try this recipe and enjoy. You'll need an open pit the length of the Tarpon. Use plenty of Coal.
1 Tarpon about 80 pounds.
1 plank the length of the fish...preferrably a soft wood like pine. Hard wood ( like oak) makes for tougher eating.
Olive oil, salt, pepper and paprika to taste.
Directions:
Pre-season the Plank with the ingredients listed above making sure to coat it all evenly.
Place the Tarpon on the plank. Wrap the Tarpon and plank in alluminum foil.
Place it on the coals.
Allow to cook for 45 minutes.
After 45 minutes remove the foil and toss Tarpon in the trash.
Plank serves up to 10 people
**JSJ** wrote:Yes, you can eat Tarpon. Try this recipe and enjoy. You'll need an open pit the length of the Tarpon. Use plenty of Coal.
1 Tarpon about 80 pounds.
1 plank the length of the fish...preferrably a soft wood like pine. Hard wood ( like oak) makes for tougher eating.
Olive oil, salt, pepper and paprika to taste.
Directions:
Pre-season the Plank with the ingredients listed above making sure to coat it all evenly.
Place the Tarpon on the plank. Wrap the Tarpon and plank in alluminum foil.
Place it on the coals.
Allow to cook for 45 minutes.
After 45 minutes remove the foil and toss Tarpon in the trash.
Plank serves up to 10 people
ryan99tt wrote:He said to toss the tarpon in the trash...
**JSJ** wrote:Yes, you can eat Tarpon. Try this recipe and enjoy. You'll need an open pit the length of the Tarpon. Use plenty of Coal.
1 Tarpon about 80 pounds.
1 plank the length of the fish...preferrably a soft wood like pine. Hard wood ( like oak) makes for tougher eating.
Olive oil, salt, pepper and paprika to taste.
Directions:
Pre-season the Plank with the ingredients listed above making sure to coat it all evenly.
Place the Tarpon on the plank. Wrap the Tarpon and plank in alluminum foil.
Place it on the coals.
Allow to cook for 45 minutes.
After 45 minutes remove the foil and toss Tarpon in the trash.
Plank serves up to 10 people
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