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i like my fish fried mainly andys works great i like to add bit of cayenne pepper to mine for a lil more spice. wouldnt mind tryin to bake it some time if anyone has a good recipe for something like that.

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I bake store bought fish often. I coat the fillets with olive oil and sprinkle with a Lemon Pepper and Basil. I generally bake them 15-20 minutes at 325 and then hit them for 5 under the broiler.

I hit Trout with much the same spice and oil, but I wrap it in foil and throw it on gas or charcoal. I just can't get into Trout that has been frozen so I do them fresh, gutted and gilled.

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hey thanks for the reply and tips, ill have to try that out sometime, 15-20 for the trout in the foil on the grill too? unfortunately frozen is about all i have for trout. saved me a lil bag of fillets from august for the super bowl. no not fresh but still better than just about anything from around here. another question after i got back from my trip this year soem guy told me it was illegal to bring trout over the mo state line into illinois. i told him he was full of it but honestly i dont know and never heard that before. if so why?

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You can improve fish being frozen by freezing them in water. My son sticks them in milk containers, and sets them in the freezer.

Today's release is tomorrows gift to another fisherman.

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I love Andy's fish batter. That is all I ever use.

Don't really know any good ways to bake fish, I always just eat them deep fried in Andy's

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Fried Bluegill (Skin on and fillet) - skin on will form a little cup -add spoonfull of salsa and jalapeno - man I don't get any better with a bottle of suds

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