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    Mr Roboto,

    Great reply, except for throwing the cat back, Poor Man's Lobster.
    I've enjoyed many a channel cat, cubed, poached and dipped in butter.I've been working my way through the posts, taking it all in.I need to make a few equipment decisions, then just get out there. Thanks for the input.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stiksave View Post
    Mr Roboto,

    Great reply, except for throwing the cat back, Poor Man's Lobster.
    I've enjoyed many a channel cat, cubed, poached and dipped in butter.I've been working my way through the posts, taking it all in.I need to make a few equipment decisions, then just get out there. Thanks for the input.
    Stick, Would you really eat a 17 pound cat from Lake Erie? How old do you think this fish is? I guess i believe the old adage that the younger smaller fish are the best tasting. When you say "poached" do you mean par-boiled? Would you use a lot of wine and garlic etc to do this? I seem to be a magnet for cats. We love catching them. When i lived in Ohio i was told they were called "mud cats" because they taste like mud. Here is a big flathead that we threw back also.


    Also another nice channel that went back in:

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    I skin thefish, then fillet, cube the fillets about an inch to inch and a half. Have your water boiling, I use a wok spoon strainer to drop the cubes in and fish them out. You can add some old bay to the water. The wife melts butter for dipping and cocktail sauce(red). I can't cook the whole thing fast enough, as they come out they get eaten. Those were channel cats in May. Also still reading "how's fishing in Buffalo" back to front.
    Last edited by Stiksave; 01-26-2015 at 04:21 PM.

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    Does any one use Cabella's snap weight trolling system?

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    I use big boards with torpedo divers, jet divers, dipsys, lead core. Ha Ha everything that Fishkiller sells. Oh yeah sometimes down riggers.
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    We have an unbeatable price on jets get hold fishkiller he'll hook you up. I've used the off shore drop weights and they got a few fish but much better ways with higher productivity out there . I am sure some guys will swear by the weight systems but I'm not a fan . On some days everything will have its time it out performs the others .
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