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  1. 03-28-2008, 11:30 AM #1
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    Default Smokers galore/ciscoes


    The tullibees are on fire now up here in northern Mn.
    I thought to share a taste of what we will be smoking in the smoker.

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    Is that the same as ''Whiting ''?
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    Tullibee=Ciscoe which are didferent from whitefish or golden eyes or mooneyes.
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    Not sure about Whiting, but some folks around here call 'em whitefish. I think they're in the herring family, so I'll bet they're great smoked.

    Nice catch Keith!
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    WOW looks just like our shad we have in the lakes in the south.
    But take one of ours out of the water in warm weather. and they go back in a few minutes
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    Looks good, I thought ciscos where used as bait?
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    Not when they are 2-3 lbs.
    They are great smoked.Up north anyway.
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    Looks like gizzard shad to me uck.
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    never took a liken to smoked fish---it was all fried in a pan when i grew up
    Get the net!
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    Looks like a overgrown shiner to me
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