Stripped bass fillets?

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twothphry

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May 11, 2010
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Las Vegas area
  Went fishing at Lake Meade a few weeks back and caught a mess of stripped bass. The guide filleted them so I have some nice fist to go into the smoker.

  They have been marinating in brine since last night. What's a good temp and time to produce some nice fish for dinner tonight? I have an electric smoker if that needs to be factored into the equation.

  Thanks in advance for the help.
 
What temp did you end up smoking your mess of stripas? How did it come out?

There are many good ways to smoke fish, I am sure. I smoke fresh fish often down here in Ft Lauderdale. Mostly dolphin, almaco, amber jack & kingfish. I've never found the need to brine my fish and I tend to smoke them at a higher temp than already suggested. Since I'm not trying to tenderize the meat, low & slow doesn't seem necessary. I will smoke my fillets at 250-275lb until the fish flakes down to the middle. IF I am smoking fish for dip, I will smoke it longer to try to dry it out some. A moist smoked fillet is good eating but it will make your dip too watery.
 
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