redneck joe
Supreme Mariner
- Joined
- Mar 18, 2009
- Messages
- 14,043
As we say here in the South:I catch my seafood at Longhorn restaurant.
Bless your heart....
As we say here in the South:I catch my seafood at Longhorn restaurant.
The ones you catch yourself are the most expensive.Looked at the price of fish today.------Looks like I will need to put a boat in the water next season to get some food.
But they taste the best and are a lot more fun than shopping at the store!The ones you catch yourself are the most expensive.
I dunno , 6kg of blue cod fillets retails for 420 bucks and I burn 6L ($18) of fuel to get it . Boat et all cost me 6k,and if you allow say $500 for rods, fishfinder etc I only have to have 13 such trips and I am on top , TBH I probly have only just got there as some trips we got only 1 or 2 kg .The ones you catch yourself are the most expensive.
I can't go out on the beach for the morning without dropping $40 (ice, bait and beverage) at the local B&T on the way out......lolMight be using a sailboat belonging to somebody else.----Take it out any time I want.----I have the fishing gear.----Few pennies on diesel to get out on the lake.
Your fish prices are crazy.I dunno , 6kg of blue cod fillets retails for 420 bucks and I burn 6L ($18) of fuel to get it . Boat et all cost me 6k,and if you allow say $500 for rods, fishfinder etc I only have to have 13 such trips and I am on top , TBH I probly have only just got there as some trips we got only 1 or 2 kg .
Im sure the outcome is dependant on the effort put in .......and fishing at the supermarket is easier but their idea of fresh is 5-6 days and the 1st day doesnt see much refrigeration .![]()
Yeah , ok , blue cod is 70 bucks a kg but that premium fish here . You can get other fresh fish for a bit over half that .Your fish prices are crazy.
Striped Bass fillets at the local fish market are ~$20 per kg.
Possession is one fish per person per day.
Figure 5-6 Kg. of fillets per day- $100 - $120
Expenses (fuel, beverage and ice) for a day of inshore trolling runs me roughly $200 plus misc. tackle and hardware expenses.
I'm $80 in the hole if everything goes well......lol
Interesting……trebles are a no-no around here. Must use circle hooks when fishing live bait.Son in Law got me a jaw Jacker auto hook setter. I plan on using it for pike using sucker minnows with a quick strike twin treble harness and medium sucker minnows. New laws in Minnesota allows their use and because of the quick hook strike the bait does not get swallowed
I use circle hooks when I fish salt water, hardest thing to learn is to not set the hook.Interesting……trebles are a no-no around here. Must use circle hooks when fishing live bait.
Ive been there often, not blood related but yeah...I am the crazy uncle to teach him.
Should have seen the look on my sister’s face when the 13 and 15 yro nephews returned home with stories of uncle Dingbat teaching them how to operate a chain saw….lolIve been there often, not blood related but yeah...