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Filleting your catch

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There are several filleting videos on youtube. I watched one on filleting a bass & it was short, simple, quick and to the point - excellent. This ones quite good too:
 
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irtrogdor said:
Sorry man, I was sitting here with my bud and we hadn't slept much for awhile... Everything seems funnier when you're about to nod off...
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HA! I have a 9 month old that seems to run for days with no sleep so I know right where you're coming from there - sometimes I just laugh hysterically for no reason at allroflroflroflrofl
 
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I remember watching the deckhands on the half-day boats filleting customer's catch and they were good but I've never seen anyone take an entire fillet of a fish that large in what is essentially a single stroke. Impressive!
 
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ILDiver said:
I assume Mahi are ribbed like other fish and he was taking the ribs with the fillet to be removed later?
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There is probably a "rib man" just to the right of him. His job is to de-rib, skin and thouroughly wash/rinse the fillets. :)

When my eldest son is around he's my "rib man"...But lately I've been doing 'em all myself. The de-ribbing is usually made a second operation when filleting alot of fish or else scales and fish slime end up on your fillets.
 
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