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Old 07-18-2013, 06:55 PM
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Tuna is my favorite hands down. But I don't really classify that as fish if that makes sense lol
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Ate some Chilean Sea Bass recently that melted in my mouth like butter. YF tuna is very good and more like a steak than fish....wahoo, red snapper, grouper, halibut, salmon, flounder(especially stuffed with crabmeat), trout, redfish, sac-a-lait, bass,...arrrrrrgggghhhhhh!!!!! They all have a bit different flavor and texture, and I'm glad we're not confined to just one kind of fish!!
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Raw bluefin tuna
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YF tuna with trigger being a close second
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Wahoo/Ling are my favorite.

I cant pick just one. After I eat wahoo I say that it is my favorite.
Then I eat some ling and I decide that is the best eating fish.
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Wahoo, ling, sea bass, fresh tuna. Hard to pick just one
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I wish I had the big bucks to go tuna, wahoo, or grouper fishing! I've never tried them fresh
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Old 07-19-2013, 08:03 AM
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It a toss up between Onaga and Gindai Deep bottom fish used to catch in Guam
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Old 07-19-2013, 08:52 AM
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other deepwaters, brotula, yellowedge, etc.
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Bluegill and crappie are quite tasty, but it is tough to beat a walleye sandwich.

I've only had flounder once, and that was at Red Lobster, but I thought it was really tasty.
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