Filleting White Bass with the Skinzit

[Jackam]

Don't get in Jay's way!


http://youtu.be/jW5bemCC-dQ

We're stocked for the Fall, thanks to Mikethepike - an Awesome guide!

[MSUICEMAN]

take em all, please.

[Jackam]

take em all, please.

I wish that I could have taken your limit too! :D

[mikeb32]

On the River?

[bolonytony24]

Wish I knew someone who took these. Couldn't keep them off this weekend.
Does that thing work as easy as it does in the add? I looked at that thing at Cabela's and was not sure if it was worth the money .

[jeffy]

if you clean them before they die they are not too bad . they stay firm and not too oily.seems that once they die, they get mushy and fishy tasting. i think they release some chemicals or something that makes them almost inedible after death.

[bolonytony24]

Good to know , always seemed spongy to me the few times I have tried them .

[Jackam]

On the River?
Yes.

Does that thing work as easy as it does in the add? I looked at that thing at Cabela's and was not sure if it was worth the money .
The Skinzit is AMAZING! It's costly, but if you think about it, what's your time worth?
It is very easy and as you can see in the video, it is fast!

[Jackam]

if you clean them before they die they are not too bad . they stay firm and not too oily.
Ice them down ASAP and they stay firm.

[langenc]

Plant em by the rose bush.

[Ruger]

We used to catch them by the bucket full down in Level Pebble and gave them to Mrs. Collier in Inkster, she would clean them and freeze them in a brine solution and she claimed they firmed right up. I never cared for the oily nature of that fish.
This is the same lady we would give Coons to for her Thanksgiving feast at her church.

[JohnJak]

Plant em by the rose bush.

To feed the cats and other critters.

[Gunnuts]

Ice them down ASAP and they stay firm.

I agree. We throw them on ice as soon as they are out of the water.