How to fillet your fish

Filleting a fish can provide a boneless tasty meal from your catch of the day. 2 minute video shows you how. Don't gut your fish, fillet it!

Written By Clayton Kessler

On June 7, 2016
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I love canoeing the lakes around Kelowna and catching the occasional fish while I boat around. I have never taken the time to really learn how to make the most of the fish I catch though. Since gutting a fish is a messy prospect and too much work for the amount of meat that is on a small pan frying fish, I have been simply releasing them. That is all changed now!

My friend has referred a video to me that shows how simple it is to make the most of your daily catch. With a few cuts using the proper tool or fillet knife, a small trout can provide a boneless delicious fresh caught delight.

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