What is/are your favourite fish?

[Barb L.]

Waterboy, you'll have to try Orange roughy again, very good - like cod, Pollack is very good too for fish n chips - both mild fish.

[Cath4420]

Barramundi in lemon butter, absolutely melts in your mouth. And also Snapper wrapped in foil with dill and lemon.

[ChefJune]

Originally Posted by Barb L.

Waterboy, you'll have to try Orange roughy again, very good - like cod, Pollack is very good too for fish n chips - both mild fish.

Orange roughy is not a good choice these days. It's seriously overfished, and is now on the endangered list.

Here's a link to a list of sustainable seafood that's recommended for eating.

[BBQ Mikey]

Big fan of Cod for fish sandwhiches.

Salmon...a rare treat.

Rare? Really good tuna.

[Toots]

I LOVE wahoo, but it is rarely available in this area (and besides, its best eaten beach side watching the tide roll in).

[Caine]

It's kind of a toss-up between Nemo

and Mr. Limpet

[Goodweed of the North]

I gotta renew my fishing license. The snow's almost gone and the fishing poles are calling my name. But the money, it's all going into my daughters wedding. But I'm tellin' ya, come the May 18th (the day after I get back from Tacoma), I'm gonna buy that license, with a trout and salmon stamp! I have my new fly rig, and my ultra-light all spooled loaded with premium line, and am setting up a fly-tying room. The fishing jones is working in me right now, and this thread isn't making things any easier. But I'll stay cool. I'll be Ok.

Breathe GW, breathe, slow and easy.

Seeeeeeeya; Goodweed of the North

[attie]

Coral Trout for me as a reef fish or
Threadfin King Salmon as an estuary fish. Then I'm pretty partial to
the Queensland Mud Crab

[Chef Mark]

Cobia-a migrating fish - around here we catch them w/live eels 100 yards off the beach but only durnig march and april...grill it

[ChefJune]

Originally Posted by attie

Coral Trout for me as a reef fish or
Threadfin King Salmon as an estuary fish. Then I'm pretty partial to
the Queensland Mud Crab

Wayne, that mud crab looks quite a bit like our Maryland Blue!