swan river mussels
Submitted by original teenage on Wed, 2008-08-06 18:59
hey guys,im just wondering if the mussels that ive got from the lower reaches of the swan are edible...as they are up to size and we just got some fresh ones = ]
original teenage
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erm..ive been taking them
erm..ive been taking them from 3-5ms depth at a jetty in blackwall reach..
the more u fish..the less stress u get....
tommo77
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where is blackwall reach
mate?
god im a location noob!
original teenage
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will be having
will be having them for dinner tommorow..any recommended recipe.. XD??
the more u fish..the less stress u get....
original teenage
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haha..kool..thanks aye the
haha..kool..thanks aye
the more u fish..the less stress u get....
Big Kev
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Mussels
I use to boil them till they opened, drain off the water then put the meat into containers (first remove beards) and cover them in vinegar put lid on put them in the fridge and leave them for about 1 week yummy bloody bewdifull.
FISHING IS MY ADDICTION
max199
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Check next time
the bouy ropes, they are covered in them too. There are some massive ones sometimes on the bottom half of the rope. Occasionally the Swan River Trust (not sure) comes and cleans them because they get very heavy and start to sink the float so you'll be doing them a favour!
I've had them a few times before and they are really big and juicy and I'm still here.
.......Maxy.......
original teenage
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haha...i will try getting
haha...i will try getting some of the buoy when i get a boat = ]...im landbased at the moment .so sticking to pylons and jetties = ]
the more u fish..the less stress u get....