Smallmouth Bass Cleaning – Fillet Smallmouth Bass – No Bones
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www.thundermistfishingtips.com Thundermist Lure Company presents, learn how to quickly and easily fillet a smallmouth bass into boneless fillets. This technique is good for all types of bass, including and not limited too, striped bass, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass etc. Smallmouth…
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@nolangreen Thanks for writing in and sharing.
I know people who eat white bass but not small or largemouth
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Glad this video helped you! Good fishing!
I just caught a really big largemouth bass, and I’ve never butchered one before, so I hope that I’ll do okay… thanks for the video, I’d be lost without this.
@timbotdk19 Glad you enjoyed the video – thanks for writing in & good luck on the water.
nice
@knockout1981pro Thanks for writing in & good luck on the water.
Um finah tear sum bass ass up now! Bass is the best tasting fish ever!
Glad this will help you! It’s quite easy with some practice. Good fishing to you!
wow im really impressed!! Im only 9 years old but i love to fish and my dad does not like to fish and i never have found out how to do this!! im for sure keepin’ one of the bass i catch this weekend!! thanks sir
@megamunchit2008 Glad you enjoyed the video. IN this case, there is not much more meat to be had.
Basically, you are left with the ribs cage (and there is vertical no meat there) and you have a bit of belly meat (whihc is typically fat).
However, you could remove the inners and use the remaining fish as a stock for a soup base.
Thanks again for writing in to us & we are very happy you are enjoying our videos. We have more in edit and they will be posted soon.
Until next time, good fishing!
Btw, great video.
I’m just curious, but doesn’t this method create wasted/unused meat?
We’re very happy that this video has helped you learn to fillet fish!
Keep it up and good fishing!
Thanks for the quick lesson. I’ve been using it ever since I seen your video and am getting better and better. I’ve prolly filleted about 200 white perch/silver bass last year. Can’t wait for next season. Keep the new vids comin and tx a lot
@FishboiFishboi These fish were caught on Tube Jigs.
Good fishing!
@xSOUTHERNxREBELx Hope your fish cleaning went well and that the garlic shrimp recipe was a success!
thasnk for writing in & good fishing.
thats some good meat. what’d you use to get that?
ive never cleand a fish but im going this weekend and i will try what you have suggested.I will also try your lemon garlic shrimp recipe.
Good luck with your first fish cleaning experience…I’m sure you’ll do just fine!
Thansk for writing in and good luck on the water.
Going to try to clean my first fish this weekend I have watched your video a few times thanks for the information!
Glad you enjoyed the video!
Thanks for writing in and good luck in Maine…hope you have a great time on the water!
nice work, appreciate the video! heading to Maine this weekend for a 4 day river float… this will come in handy. I always used to mangle the bass!
That’s also a good way to fillet. Works great. Thanks & good fishing!
preferably instad of cutting off the filet completely from the tail, is leave it, flip it over, and make a clean incision away from theskin to save time.