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#107
January 23rd, 2004
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Shaca,
The worms are some type of parasites that are found inside the actual flesh of the fish. You would not see anything from the outside. Other fish I have found worms are certain types of grouper (red grouper and Nassau grouper in the Bahamas), large mahi-mahi and a mutton snapper (once). I believe they are only seen in warmer waters with reefs as AJs from the Gulf of Mexico or the Med don't have them. I will try to take a picture next time I fillet a fish that has them (hope you don't get disgusted) Angelos 
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#108
January 23rd, 2004
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please post the fillet pictures, its the first time that I heard a fish has this kind of parasites....
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#110
January 23rd, 2004
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I've seen worms sticked at the tip of the fins of some pikes but never seen, in flesh... I bet they are like tequila ones
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#111
January 23rd, 2004
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we dont have near the worm problem they do in south Florida here, usually limited to aj's over 80 and even then very limited worms. Speckled trout also get good worm action but its nothing a swim in lake Crisco cant cure...
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#112
January 24th, 2004
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Wish I had seen this thread a few days ago. I just cut up a 25# red that had a few nice worms in it. After taking them out it tasted just fine.
 It's a common occurrence down here. Something you expect to see. The norm rather than the exception. Next time I get one with some worm action I'll take some pix and post them for you all to see.
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