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Old 02-20-2016, 07:41 PM
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Won't eat redfish or drum.
True, Redfish and Drum do require advanced cooking skills. However, if that's the only game in town, I don't turn my nose up to it. Many areas in South Louisiana don't offer year round Speckle Trout opportunities... and I agree, 98% of the Seafood Restaurants everywhere screw up fried catfish.
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Won't eat redfish or drum. Will eat catfish if it's thin like midendorf's (spelling) in manchac. Have loved that place since I was 7.
I'm on the same page with you on the catfish; I love those catfish chips.

Big drum and redfish are nasty but the smaller ones are great lightly breaded and pan toasted.

Most all of you have eaten black drum in restaurants under the pretense of red-snapper, and probably thought it was fantastic.
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Old 02-21-2016, 10:18 PM
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True, Redfish and Drum do require advanced cooking skills. However, if that's the only game in town, I don't turn my nose up to it. Many areas in South Louisiana don't offer year round Speckle Trout opportunities... and I agree, 98% of the Seafood Restaurants everywhere screw up fried catfish.

Sparhs in Des Allemands has some rocking catfish chips, wash it down with a Bloody-Mary and it's a spiritual experiance.
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