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    Default Catch and release to the grease


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    Nice.


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    Nice, and a great setup for your frying. Keeps the possible mess outside.
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    Nice, I like mine fried bone in also, with a room temperature can of pork and beans lid off spoon in and an ice cold coke a cola and chewed tail first. My favorite gourmet meal.

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    Nice catch, meal and pictures .
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    My way also, thanks for the post!
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    Nice looking catch and meal. Fillets are nice, but learning to eat bone-in fish is important because it is not uncommon to find a bone in a fillet once in awhile. By learning to eat bone-in you will usually detect them much sooner. I clean and prepare them both ways. Broiled, baked, or fried with slaw, beans, corn, or tater salad as a side. Plus the old saying “closer the bone, sweeter the......”.
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    very nice
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    Nice catch and setup for cooking.
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    Panfish make great meals, I too like them fried up with the fins intact.
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