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May 27th, 2004, 10:39 PM
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Keeping some fish to eat
Cod? Love cod, catching and eating, nothing out there I'd rather have than a
good cod fillet, Now where are those cod pictures I have!!!! "J Buck" wrote in message ... there is absolutely, without question, nothing better than native brook trout Couldn't make me eat a trout Wow. Can't fathom that, but to each his own.  Still, I prefer flounder to any of them, and cod to most Cod, eh? How about mackerel or striper? I'm not a fan of mackerel...way too oily, though they're a kick to catch on a Xmas tree. Striper's good. If I couldn't have a brook trout, I'd settle for swordfish. 
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June 1st, 2004, 08:28 PM
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Keeping some fish to eat
Cod? Love cod, catching and eating, nothing out there I'd rather have than a
good cod fillet, Now where are those cod pictures I have!!!! Cod are just ugly. You're doing them a favor by eating them. By the way, its the best fish there is for making fish 'n' chips. -Zimmy
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