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The Missus caught this Stripey at Tantabiddi yesterday and decided to keep it for dinner.

Cut a gill to bleed it, left it in the motor well under a wet towel for about 15 mins then put it on the ice bricks in the esky.

Went straight in and back to Exe.

We were'nt planning to keep anything so did'nt have ice slurry in the Madfish bag.

Had some as sashimi while watching the footy and a pan seared steak with salad for dinner, delicious.

Both woke up at midnight feeing hot and flushed (not in a good way). Both ends working overtime - could use this as a colonoscopy prep.

We were going to go to the Muirons and Peak island today : best forecast since we've been here, but feeling pretty ordinary.

Was'nt the best fish storage but certainly not the worst either. I suspect that the little beggars fight that hard that they get hot and the muscle breaks down after death releasing histamine.

Any one else had this?

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Bleed and ice bricks.....I

Fri, 2020-09-04 12:52

Bleed and ice bricks.....I would guess something in the salad.

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 Wow! Just reading up on it,

Fri, 2020-09-04 15:25

 Wow! Just reading up on it, sounds like you did, was it warm up there yesterday? 

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Sounds like a shit experience

Fri, 2020-09-04 15:35

Sounds like a shit experience lol 

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Eating bait?

Fri, 2020-09-04 17:05

Those lil bullets are our go to bait up there. Not nice having it coming out from both ends!. 

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Eating Bait?

Fri, 2020-09-04 18:12

 It's a step up from squid for us city folk

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In tuna with your body?

Fri, 2020-09-04 20:40

 Sounds like you kept it fine to me , fish dont go off that quick , we reg leave them to bleed out in seawater for 10 mins then into esky.

 Could have been anything , lunch? ,,, salad,,,,,, even water ,,, I have felt sick after drinking water in other towns or states, let alone the 

 stale , dead horrid liquid that comes outa taps in the U.K !!! .

 

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Andy mac

Fri, 2020-09-04 21:23

 I remember when Andy Mac did one up for the fw exxy fishing comp  a lot of years back and had the same thing happen.

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Tip that I use .

Sat, 2020-09-05 10:12

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPVnm8EDFnQ&ab_channel=UltimateFishing
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Bleed as well.

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 Not good at all. The fish is

Sat, 2020-09-05 11:19

 Not good at all. The fish is paying you back by the sounds of it . Wouldn't have thought On the tuna would go off that quick tho

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A couple of years ago at Exy

Mon, 2020-09-07 12:05

A couple of years ago at Exy i was cleaning a Big Eye tuna and was advised by another bloke at the cleaning table that the new norm for preparing sushimi was to wrap the fillet in papertowel, then glad wrap and then freeze it. Then let it thaw out in the fridge before slicing and eating. According to him, this process killed any parasites that may be in the fish. The bloke was an ex airforce pilot in the Singapore Airforce and seemed to know what he was talking about. I have prepped all my sushimi this way ever since.

No idea if what you suffered was from a parasite, but maybe food for though.