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NICE FISH, buddy !! Glad you got to get out & get some pullage !!
Are they keepers at 15" on Cherokee ?? Watts Bar has a 18" size limit & that's the biggest reason I quit going there for Smallies, years ago.
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Awesome trip!!
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Yes from October till sometime in the spring it's 15 inch size limit
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Man, great report. The Crappie stuff here at this site is dead right now, so nice to see someone catching something. I love 'blackened' Stripers. Hope you got to enjoy your catch which looks impressive based on the pictures posted. Never been to this lake.
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Id like the recipe for blackened striper, that sounds tasty
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Seekbigger, Here's how my wife fixes them for me. We get Zatarains Blakened Seasoning, or Kroger Brand. She uses a large stovetop skillet, but not cast iron which most people use. Heat up the skillet to medium to hot range. Melt 1 stick of butter in a microwave bowl. Coat your fillets with the butter, both sides and then sprinkle one side of the fillet with the Blackening spice. Place the 'spiced' side down in the medium to hot skillet and cook 3-4 minutes per side until fillet will 'flake'. This will generate some smoke when cooking, so turn on your exhaust. We do the same for Salmon, Cod, and Flounder.
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Sounds great we will give it a try, thanks so much.
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Seekbigger, Wife also 'Bakes' blackened fish when she does not want to smoke up the house. Same process(coat with butter or olive oil), except that she puts the blacken stuff on top of the fillet in a glass roasting dish (spiced side up) and bakes for 6-12 minutes at 400 degrees and again, cooking time is based on the thickness of the fillet, cooking time may be different depending on the thickness. I have always loved 'battered and fried' fish, but have decided that I like the thicker fish fillets blackened. It's not a real hot spice and I think works better on bigger/thicker fillets. We still fry/batter the bluegill, and small panfish to eat.
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