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Topic: Filleting Buttes  (Read 1453 times)

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mickfish

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Nice link on how to clean a butte. Dino cleaning link way too involved. Site has pretty good links, check out the link to fishing knots.
http://www.getbentsportfishing.com/helpful/tips-and-tricks/cleaning-halibut/
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Blue Jeans

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That is a nice article. I have a large cleaning station at my home and prefer to leave the skin attached at the tail.  Fillet to the end of the meat, flip the fish over and then fillet the meat off the skin. Leaving the skin attached makes it easier for me.

-Brian


 

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