Cooking trash

[NEWKID 28,420]

23 minutes ago, WILF said:

Freshwater eels are protected species here (as is just about everything f***ing else !)

Theres a bass regulation or ban too

Very strict season for him mate, 3 months I think .. he was one of the last boats using seine nets on the exe for salmon, been in our family for 70 years, his dad (my uncle) is 93 now and had the boat before, he still has a couple of ferrets and does a bit of wildfowling.. my cousin is a proper river man, grew up on it (like a few of us), long lines for gilt heads when the eel season finishes... 

Same here on bass mate, 2 bag limit over 42cm long and lots of nursery areas... Last season we must of had 200 bass on the boat, most undersize but quite a few over, so might be working 

Edited April 9, 2024 by NEWKID

[mackem 29,522]

No trash if it’s edible Wolfie,the Cajun say you can tell a swamp dweller as the first thing they think when seeing an animal bird or fish is how does it taste?

[Daniel cain 48,347]

11 hours ago, South hams hunter said:

I was thinking/talking conger not scabby little green eels

Eaten loads of conger.....scabby green eels taste better

[South hams hunter 8,986]

59 minutes ago, Daniel cain said:

Eaten loads of conger.....scabby green eels taste better

The thought of either makes me wanna barth; slimey disgusting creatures 

[Lenmcharristar 10,248]

Apparently perch are a nice eater, but i couldnt kill a big one. Id hang my head in shame if i did, life or death i wouldnt hesitate lol