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Abu Garcia tobies?alr ill manly freeline and float rather than lure fish- you can catch them (perch and trout) on 10g+ tobies tho?
Just use traditional jig heads iff it ain't broke no need to fix it buddy.https://www.agmdiscountfishing.co.uk/product/agm-sled-head-10g-6pcs/ these might scare fish idk
The really small ones are alright I'm talking end off your thumb to thumb knuckle size I'm not sure off th weight but it's under 10 gramsalr ill manly freeline and float rather than lure fish- you can catch them (perch and trout) on 10g+ tobies tho?
Chalk stream fish are lovely esp grayling earthy fish just need soaking in salty water brine for 24 hours of 48 iff large this removes all earthyness combined with hot curry it's like sea fish.Of what I recall, fresh water fish tastes earthy, we used to lace them with a sauce of some kind.
Then there’s the fine bones to contend with too.
I’ve never tried a chalk stream fish though.. I wonder if there better?
Trout tastes great in June after its eaten mayflies all may I personally believe it's meat is highest quality at this time .Winter trout are skinny n horrible loltrout tastes nice- i just prefer freshwater to sea fishing for the relaxation factor e.g i find a babbling river nicer than the oily tyne and i can just put my rod down by a nice trout stream in the woods and chill out rather than worry about is my gear gonna get washed away am i going to snag my lure is someone gonna nick my rod
I take it you mean to gut & par the fish first, as I’m sure osmosisChalk stream fish are lovely esp grayling earthy fish just need soaking in salty water brine for 24 hours of 48 iff large this removes all earthyness combined with hot curry it's like sea fish.
Obviously you gut them first , a salmon tastes good fresh run but taste bad far upriver why ? I don't know. Feshwater just had that effect unless it's deep clear lake or stream , brine reverses this effect try it out.I take it you mean to gut & par the fish first, as I’m sure osmosis
comes into effect?
Which leads me onto another question.. salmon live in the sea & in fresh water, how’s that work?