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when's the last time you had grilled fish? what kind of fish?

>> No.16841245
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16841245

>Never been able to grill a fish in my weber kettle
How do you prepare the fish bros? Is it direct or indirect cooking?

>> No.16841250

>>16841245
Depends

>> No.16841261

>>16841238
I made some salmon on a campfire a couple months ago. Wrapped it in foil with lemon slices, butter, and pepper. It was really good and I was also piss drunk.

>> No.16841264

>>16841250
Depends on the fish?

>> No.16841350

>>16841238
Way too long. It was this winter (northern hemisphere). Dorade and European bass. Whole grilled fish is based.

>> No.16841669

Bump

>> No.16841685

>>16841238
If I remember right it was a bonefish that I caught with my grandfather. We didn't bother skinning or grilling it, thats what grandmas are for.

>> No.16841701

>>16841238
A while ago, caught gutted and grilled up Rainbow trout out of the creek near my house. no seasoning head still on it

>> No.16841707

After all the hard work of catching some fish us guys have to chill out and have some beers.

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>>16841238

>> No.16841718

>>16841714
Too many beers?

>> No.16842033

grilled bass when i was ummm 13? I caught it at the local pond with a worm lure, best feeling ever… and then took it home and put it on the grill outside. Back then, we used to have barbeques and make kebabs and stuff and it was always such a happy time, and the grilled bass that day with salt and seasonings was absolutely delicious.

>> No.16842038

>>16841264
Depends how you cook it

>> No.16842045

>>16841714
This reminds me of when I fucked up the transfer of my pizza from the peel to the stone. I was able to tell it was going to fuck up early on but my dumbass just went for it and it ended in complete disaster.

>> No.16842048

>>16842033
sounds pretty nostalgic anon. i member grilling up lake trout I caught when i was about that age. drank some faygo rock n rye (its a childhood michigan thing) and it was real comfy

>> No.16842049

>>16841261
Sounds comfy.

>> No.16842058

>>16842048
that sounds great… ive never caught a trout or had that drink probably because ive never lived outside a coast but thank you for the nice reply

>> No.16842063

>>16841238
rock cod tacos iirc

>> No.16842130

what’s the best easy way to cook fish on the grill so it doesn’t disintegrate when picking up or stick too much to it? wrapped in a chicken wire maybe?

>> No.16842196

>>16841238
I grilled a whole tilapia last month for labor day. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out.

The first time I tried grilling fish I bought an expensive snapper only for it to stick a ton and wind up falling apart. This time, I used a less sticky marinade for the fish and waited longer before trying to flip it. I also used higher heat.

I'm feeling more confident so I want to try grilling a nicer fish again. Anyone know what's in season on the west coast at the moment?

>> No.16842310

>>16842196
A little time left in salmon season if you like Coho

>> No.16842527

On the beach in mexico right before the pandemic
Beach camping and fishing every day
Grilling fish that is only half an hour out of the water
I love mexico so much
I hope I can go back some day

>> No.16842605

>>16841238
Yesterday. Sanma---it's in season now. Very tasty.