A nice day in Cockburn Sound
Submitted by mlayton76 on Wed, 2012-01-04 20:13
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4 Good Size Leatherjackts taken from Cockburn Sound by spear!
Got my PB at 1.6kg
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troy fuller
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lol, bit different from most
lol, bit different from most fish i see kept, how do they taste?
beau
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Serious?! They are lovely to
Serious?! They are lovely to eat!
sea-kem
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Some good sized fellas there.
Some good sized fellas there. Skin off like a Cobbler.
Love the West!
DhuBoi
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Last time i kept one it didnt
Last time i kept one it didnt cook up well at all , hence another reason why i thought they had the name lether jacket
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beau
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Did you rip the skin off
Did you rip the skin off before you cooked it?
Stevef
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Try steaming
Try steaming leatheries........ they come up with a "cray like" texture and taste bloody good
DhuBoi
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Lol yeh mate cuttin the meat
Lol yeh mate cuttin the meat of the skin was the first thing i did ! Maybe a dud fish ?
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mlayton76
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Its just a knack to skin them
Once you take off the head you can usually slide your fingers under the skin, you simply pull it back towards the tail and a perfectly clean skiinned frame is left. I rekon they are best cooked on the bone though.
The heads make good crab bait as well, so nothing goes to waste.
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