About Bass from Lake Champlain
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raryyang
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About Bass from Lake Champlain
I got 2 bass from Lake Champlain at my first time fishing. I am not sure if they are edible or not. I am worried about parasites. I know that there are some common fishing-host parasites in wild bass.
- Matt
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Re: About Bass from Lake Champlain
Good question, I bet Fish & Wildlife would be able to answer that for you if you gave them a call.
- fishingmachine
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Re: About Bass from Lake Champlain
I don't think you should eat the bass from LC, I don't think you should even go catch any,,,I think you should leave them all for me,,,I find them to be delicious,fried or baked or broiled or on the grill
- Reel Delight (Walt)
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Re: About Bass from Lake Champlain
Maybe thats what is wrong with me. I have eaten a few Bass ( okay many) and other species of fish from Champlain. I knew there was something that made me what I am.
Seriously, you're going to cook the Bass fillets aren't you. Any possible parasite will be cooked too.
Seriously, you're going to cook the Bass fillets aren't you. Any possible parasite will be cooked too.
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member of the US Power Squadron and USN Vet.
Formerly AKA "Fishing Eagle"
Arima Sea Ranger "Reel Delight"
Past President of the Lake George Fishing Alliance
member of the US Power Squadron and USN Vet.
Formerly AKA "Fishing Eagle"