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I just smoked two batches of salmon this past weekend and it was my first time doing it. I got the salmon from a coworker in Alaska. Some of the salmon he gave me had skin on and some of it was skinless. I'll tell you that it didn't make a differnce in my opionion. The salmon that was skinless didn't fall apart at all. I smoked it for 4 hours at 225*. So, I don't know if that made a difference or not but the skinless stuff is still holding together...
I did salmon for the first time this past weekend as well, both Alaskan Sockeye and Atlantic. The skin essentially peeled away while it was smoking, so I don't really see a difference, other than the skin was a little crisp and really tasty.
Are you wanting smoked salmon similar to the drier type or to eat as an entree? Here's one I did a while back for dinner, so it was moist and tender. I left the skin on to help retain the moisture. When done the skin peeled right off.
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