


And, many days my dad has spent... on a lake... catching... well... no fish.
But yesterday (after countless fruitless attempts), he finally scored.
6 big 'ole trout.
Today, I attempted to fillet and fry 'em up (and two little boys enjoyed every bit of the nastiness of it)!
And, as you can see, I managed to turn 6 big fish into a few battered bites.
Hmmm, my filleting skills need some serious work.
Hope it's not Dad's one and only catch.
I need some practice.
Any tips?
2 comments:
I don't have any tips, but I think they look delicious!!
No way could I cut those fish and eat them! You are a nice Mom for cooking those little fishies for your kiddos. Did your kitchen smell for a week? HaHa
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