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QUOTE (Dbfish @ Jan 15, 2017 - 09:34 pm)
Very nice Vbb! Are those Simcoe Whities? Curious! I'm going to give it a try on a lake North of Orillia later in week.Hoping to get my first Whitefish ever through ice! Kinda hard when the Walleye are starting to bite lol
Yes sir them were Simcoe whities. You teach me how to catch walleye and I will show you how i catch whiteys!
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QUOTE (canuckskin @ Jan 15, 2017 - 10:05 pm)
QUOTE (VBB @ Jan 15, 2017 - 08:35 pm)
QUOTE (canuckskin @ Jan 15, 2017 - 07:21 pm)
nice fish.
word of advice though. get a cast iron pan !
Amen to that. Got one but it needs seasoning really really bad and I just haven't got around to doing it. Too busy fishing lol. Getting it seasoned tonight that's for sure.
2 -3 bakes in the oven @ 450, with extra virgin olive oil, for 1 hour. let it cool. repeat process.
after the bakes. cook some bacon in it.
it'll be seasoned to perfection.
Thanks for the heads up. I usually season them with Crisco but I will try that method out for sure
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QUOTE (VBB @ Jan 16, 2017 - 06:56 pm)
QUOTE (canuckskin @ Jan 15, 2017 - 10:05 pm)
QUOTE (VBB @ Jan 15, 2017 - 08:35 pm)
QUOTE (canuckskin @ Jan 15, 2017 - 07:21 pm)
nice fish.
word of advice though. get a cast iron pan !
Amen to that. Got one but it needs seasoning really really bad and I just haven't got around to doing it. Too busy fishing lol. Getting it seasoned tonight that's for sure.
2 -3 bakes in the oven @ 450, with extra virgin olive oil, for 1 hour. let it cool. repeat process.
after the bakes. cook some bacon in it.
it'll be seasoned to perfection.
Thanks for the heads up. I usually season them with Crisco but I will try that method out for sure
i have 5 cast iron pans. all perfectly seasoned.
i use to buy them from value village, thrift shop or garage sales. restore them and sell on kiijiji.
the key to keeping them work perfectly, and well seasoned, is to use them daily. never turn the burner on the stove past 3-4 on the dial. its also a good idea to pre-heat them in the oven before cooking for about 10 minutes @350-400
one more thing, before you season the pan give it a good wash with soapy water , let it dry fully, then go about the seasoning process.
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QUOTE (canuckskin @ Jan 16, 2017 - 10:38 pm)
QUOTE (VBB @ Jan 16, 2017 - 06:56 pm)
QUOTE (canuckskin @ Jan 15, 2017 - 10:05 pm)
QUOTE (VBB @ Jan 15, 2017 - 08:35 pm)
QUOTE (canuckskin @ Jan 15, 2017 - 07:21 pm)
nice fish.
word of advice though. get a cast iron pan !
Amen to that. Got one but it needs seasoning really really bad and I just haven't got around to doing it. Too busy fishing lol. Getting it seasoned tonight that's for sure.
2 -3 bakes in the oven @ 450, with extra virgin olive oil, for 1 hour. let it cool. repeat process.
after the bakes. cook some bacon in it.
it'll be seasoned to perfection.
Thanks for the heads up. I usually season them with Crisco but I will try that method out for sure
i have 5 cast iron pans. all perfectly seasoned.
i use to buy them from value village, thrift shop or garage sales. restore them and sell on kiijiji.
the key to keeping them work perfectly, and well seasoned, is to use them daily. never turn the burner on the stove past 3-4 on the dial. its also a good idea to pre-heat them in the oven before cooking for about 10 minutes @350-400
one more thing, before you season the pan give it a good wash with soapy water , let it dry fully, then go about the seasoning process.
good luck and enjoy !
Thanks for the tips. I think I was overheating mine for sure.
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