- May 30, 2018
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I started trout fishing again after 46 years!
I bought a new truck and currently getting it set up for overlanding to start the exploring.
I made two trips in eight days and of the seven nights camping we had fried fish four nights and I needed a break from that.
I was talking to a fella on the steam and he said he smoked his. Once home I did a google search and found one fairly decent.
The fish was opened up the best I could without cutting myself.
Salt & pepper was applied to the cavity then a few chunks of butter then some lemon slices and fresh dill sprigs.
They were smoked at 225 along with a smoke tube and cooked for two hours then I bumped up the grill to 300 for a half hour as I can’t do raw fish.
The next night I did the same except I used Old Bay Blackened seasoning but grilled the on the sear grates and oiled them good to prevent sticking.
I like the first slow smoked method the best cause the lemon and dill were very prevalent and had a wonderful but different taste plus the hickory flavor was present.
The hot cooked method was good but I could hardly taste the lemon or dill.
Thanks for looking
I bought a new truck and currently getting it set up for overlanding to start the exploring.
I made two trips in eight days and of the seven nights camping we had fried fish four nights and I needed a break from that.
I was talking to a fella on the steam and he said he smoked his. Once home I did a google search and found one fairly decent.
The fish was opened up the best I could without cutting myself.
Salt & pepper was applied to the cavity then a few chunks of butter then some lemon slices and fresh dill sprigs.
They were smoked at 225 along with a smoke tube and cooked for two hours then I bumped up the grill to 300 for a half hour as I can’t do raw fish.
The next night I did the same except I used Old Bay Blackened seasoning but grilled the on the sear grates and oiled them good to prevent sticking.
I like the first slow smoked method the best cause the lemon and dill were very prevalent and had a wonderful but different taste plus the hickory flavor was present.
The hot cooked method was good but I could hardly taste the lemon or dill.
Thanks for looking