Thanks for this video. You are very detailed in your explaining how to debone a trout. I am embedding this on my site. fishingonrivers.info/Trout_Fishing.htm
This is my favorite method for just about all fish (minus your obvious odd ones like halibut, or rock soul). Trying to fillet a trout of this size the other way is nearly impossible if you're trying to not waste meat. I use this method for the larger coho and chinook I catch, and the wasted meat is absolutely minimal!
My boyfriend has taken up fishing at the local lake that is stocked with trout. I have been attempting to filet what he catches and have REALLY been struggling. Slicing that meat off and trying to NOT get the bones has been an absolute nightmare. I will be trying this technique very soon!
@MIGUELCARDOSO818 Sorry for my serious delay in replying!! He fishes in Lake Mission Viejo. They stock it with trout about 5 times from maybe December through March. There are also bass and catfish along with some other fish. But trout is what they stock.
If you butterfly your trout, you retain more meat, and the cut on the pinbones is higher, meaning you have a thicker bone to deal with. I prefer butterflying, though it takes longer to perform than this.
Be patient when you gut, clean, bone and prepare your fish and you'll be alright. Mark here probably works so many fish that his cutting is able to be that quick and confident, but if you are inexperienced, go slowly with your cuts and remember - towards your chum and not your thumb.
i never thought of skinning it that way. thanks
vorkev1 6 months ago
LOL .. "fish skin rug for a dollhouse" !! XD haha
mcrss26 6 months ago
Nice video. I need it, other guys seem to go overboard and you debone the trout very simply and quickly.
Aggrosj 9 months ago
you mean how to DE bone a trout
KrazeeHouse 10 months ago
Thanks so much for great information !!
videooman1 1 year ago
this is the best butterfly video on youtube. great job
Redwoodsatori 1 year ago
@Redwoodsatori
thank fellow traveler for recognizing my butterfly skills.
metroseafood1 1 year ago
You would have to split the fillets into two in order to skin the fillets
thanks for asking
metroseafood1 1 year ago 2
so how would you go about skinning the trout at that point?
hellerZauberer 1 year ago
this is the BEST video showing the exact method, this is just how my grandfather used to do it... thank you very much
CountDollarz 1 year ago
@CountDollarz My Pleasure and thanks for putting me in such awesome company as your beloved grandpa
metroseafood1 1 year ago
Thanks for this video. You are very detailed in your explaining how to debone a trout. I am embedding this on my site. fishingonrivers.info/Trout_Fishing.htm
LVSkylights 1 year ago
fish skin rug for a dollhouse!!!!!! LMFAO!!!!!
dmperri 1 year ago 17
This is a very good method the best I've seen so far
3worldend3 1 year ago
This is my favorite method for just about all fish (minus your obvious odd ones like halibut, or rock soul). Trying to fillet a trout of this size the other way is nearly impossible if you're trying to not waste meat. I use this method for the larger coho and chinook I catch, and the wasted meat is absolutely minimal!
Good info, nice vid, thanks man!
reverbflange 1 year ago
Thnaks,that video helped.
JMLUVZ2FLY 1 year ago
pro
devilspieceofmind 1 year ago
My boyfriend has taken up fishing at the local lake that is stocked with trout. I have been attempting to filet what he catches and have REALLY been struggling. Slicing that meat off and trying to NOT get the bones has been an absolute nightmare. I will be trying this technique very soon!
SoCalTubie 2 years ago
@SoCalTubie
WHAT LAKE DOES HE FISH I LIVE IN SOUTHER CALI TO
MIGUELCARDOSO818 1 year ago
@MIGUELCARDOSO818 Sorry for my serious delay in replying!! He fishes in Lake Mission Viejo. They stock it with trout about 5 times from maybe December through March. There are also bass and catfish along with some other fish. But trout is what they stock.
SoCalTubie 8 months ago
If you butterfly your trout, you retain more meat, and the cut on the pinbones is higher, meaning you have a thicker bone to deal with. I prefer butterflying, though it takes longer to perform than this.
Be patient when you gut, clean, bone and prepare your fish and you'll be alright. Mark here probably works so many fish that his cutting is able to be that quick and confident, but if you are inexperienced, go slowly with your cuts and remember - towards your chum and not your thumb.
plasterdbastard 2 years ago
@plasterdbastard towards your chum and not your thumb.
XD hehehe it rhymes.
blackberrypearl684 1 year ago
Excellent Mark - thanks much.
bloothyblotto 2 years ago
hey man i did wat u said and i used to hate trout because of the bones but now i know how to do it so i am going to fry it up tonight
chocmilk72 2 years ago
Thank you so much! Very helpful!!
sbones4 2 years ago
Fish-skin rug, Mark? Very nice!
urmston25 3 years ago
Awesome demonstration!! Love the doll house comment at the end! haha
switte311 3 years ago