WSF SHOPPING - LURE FISHING SHOP | RODS | REELS | HOOKS | RIG BITS | LURES | LINES | SHORE RIGS | BOAT RIGS | LUGGAGE | MORE


Page 1 of 4 123 ... LastLast
Results 1 to 10 of 39
  1. #1
    WSF Hardcore Poster livsdad's Avatar
    Join Date
    Sep 2007
    Posts
    140

    Location
    Devon
    Favourite Rod
    The one with the fish on the end
    Favourite Reel
    The one attached to the above rod
    Best Catch
    4lb pollock (shore)
    Post Thanks / Like

    I ate a Dogfish and it was yum!

    yup, cut into thin strips and covered in breadcrumbs and served with a slice of lemon and some tartare sauce. Blooming marvellous. I caught it on sunday and left it in the fridge till weds. I had to eat it as they are all I am cathing at the mo.

  2. #2
    WSF Hardcore Poster welshy9's Avatar
    Join Date
    Sep 2007
    Posts
    444

    Location
    Cardiff
    Interests
    Fishing
    Post Thanks / Like
    i love them , i know a lot of ppl dont but if i catch a decent size one ill bring it home to eat

  3. #3
    WSF Hardcore Poster blueskip's Avatar
    Join Date
    Oct 2004
    Posts
    10,395

    Location
    Swansea
    Interests
    Fishing, Golf, Real Ale Drinking!
    Favourite Rod
    Daiwa Paul Kerry Graphite
    Favourite Reel
    6500C & Millionaire 6HM
    Best Catch
    29lb Cod , 26lb Blonde ray
    Post Thanks / Like

    Cool They do say

    That a strip of human buttock rolled in seasoned flour tastes very similar, but I wouldn't eat that either!
    blueskip
    I'm a "Crewsaver" wearer from now on! Give the RNLI & yourselves a fighting chance!

  4. #4
    WSF Hardcore Poster whopper's Avatar
    Join Date
    Jan 2006
    Posts
    9,721

    Location
    Kent
    Interests
    Computers and fishing of course.
    Favourite Rod
    Suveran SX
    Favourite Reel
    Abu Cardinal.
    Best Catch
    Thornback Ray 8lb 4oz/10lb 10oz Cod/ 12 1/2lb Bullhuss all from Sea Mistress
    Favourite Fishing
    Shore
    Post Thanks / Like
    Rock salmon...

    Nice eating!
    Herne Bay - The thinking Angler's Mark.

    "A lie will travel half way round the world before the truth has had a chance to put its pants on" - Winston Churchill.

  5. #5
    WSF Hardcore Poster
    Join Date
    Jul 2007
    Posts
    588

    Location
    Yorkshire
    Interests
    football n fishing
    Favourite Reel
    any abu
    Best Catch
    40lb tope,20lb conger eel, 13lb Bull Huss, 9lb ling
    Favourite Fishing
    Shore
    Post Thanks / Like

    dogs

    lets b honest if they wernt so diffcult to get the skin off they'd b alot more popular. iv had them a few times, they're not like killing any other fish either which can put u off a bit.
    2011: 9Mackerel, 11 dogfish, 20pollack, 4 rockling, 1 scorpion fish, 1 spider crab, 1 eel

  6. #6
    WSF Hardcore Poster
    Join Date
    Mar 2006
    Posts
    1,239

    Location
    Dorset
    Interests
    Rig Building, Fly Tying, Fishing, Sailing, Sophistry
    Favourite Rod
    Revox Magnite Pro 30lb
    Favourite Reel
    Penn 330LD
    Best Catch
    311lb Porbeagle
    Favourite Fishing
    Boat
    Post Thanks / Like
    Very, very good eating - I bring a load of the bigger ones back for the freezer every time I go fishing as none of my mates eat them, so give their catches to me

  7. #7
    Double Bass
    Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by kdnewton5 View Post
    lets b honest if they wernt so diffcult to get the skin off they'd b alot more popular. iv had them a few times, they're not like killing any other fish either which can put u off a bit.
    Must admit - I haven't caught a doggie yet - is it difficult to send them to the big blue sea in the sky?

  8. #8
    WSF Hardcore Poster
    Join Date
    Mar 2006
    Posts
    1,239

    Location
    Dorset
    Interests
    Rig Building, Fly Tying, Fishing, Sailing, Sophistry
    Favourite Rod
    Revox Magnite Pro 30lb
    Favourite Reel
    Penn 330LD
    Best Catch
    311lb Porbeagle
    Favourite Fishing
    Boat
    Post Thanks / Like
    Quote Originally Posted by Double Bass View Post
    Must admit - I haven't caught a doggie yet - is it difficult to send them to the big blue sea in the sky?
    No, but they take an hour or two to realise that they're dead I stick a knife in the top of their brainstem and wiggle it around to kill them almost instantly then during slack times between bites take off their heads and gut them before taking them home.

    Back home when I skin them (pour boiling or very hot water over them and the skin peels off really easily) they still twitch and coil, ages after being gutted

  9. #9
    Double Bass
    Guest
    I'm not that squeamish but that sounds gross.

  10. #10
    WSF Hardcore Poster
    Join Date
    Jul 2007
    Posts
    588

    Location
    Yorkshire
    Interests
    football n fishing
    Favourite Reel
    any abu
    Best Catch
    40lb tope,20lb conger eel, 13lb Bull Huss, 9lb ling
    Favourite Fishing
    Shore
    Post Thanks / Like

    dog

    i kept one once, i dropped its guts on the spot wher i was fishing, n took the rest of it back up to the bungalow to skin etc, it was still moving all the way home, i left it in a black bin liner on the grass while i watched match of day, when i come to see to it, it was still moving about!! obviously it was dead, but nerves, thers that many nerves in a sharks body.
    2011: 9Mackerel, 11 dogfish, 20pollack, 4 rockling, 1 scorpion fish, 1 spider crab, 1 eel

Page 1 of 4 123 ... LastLast

Bookmarks

Posting Permissions

  • You may not post new threads
  • You may not post replies
  • You may not post attachments
  • You may not edit your posts
  •