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QUOTE (xiaolu @ Feb 21, 2022 - 10:56 pm)
QUOTE (Flukes @ Feb 21, 2022 - 09:22 pm)
Sounds like the windy days produced fish while the nicer days were bust. Nice, looks like a hot-pot dinner. Did you guys eat the lakers or whitefish in the hotpot?
Thanks., And yes, we fillet and then ate a laker in the hotpot:-)
...and the WF? Did you guys try the WF too or saved to take home? Just curious which was better in your lake.
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Good times spent with family and friends! Lasting memories. The food display looks fantastic and the fish were a bonus. Looks like everyone had a great time. Great report James
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QUOTE (Flukes @ Feb 22, 2022 - 03:17 pm)
QUOTE (xiaolu @ Feb 21, 2022 - 10:56 pm)
QUOTE (Flukes @ Feb 21, 2022 - 09:22 pm)
Sounds like the windy days produced fish while the nicer days were bust. Nice, looks like a hot-pot dinner. Did you guys eat the lakers or whitefish in the hotpot?
Thanks., And yes, we fillet and then ate a laker in the hotpot:-)
...and the WF? Did you guys try the WF too or saved to take home? Just curious which was better in your lake.
We took the whitefish home. I think the laker from Muskoka tastes a lot better than the ones from Simcoe. But overall whitefish tastes even better.
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QUOTE (xiaolu @ Feb 22, 2022 - 09:53 pm)
QUOTE (Flukes @ Feb 22, 2022 - 03:17 pm)
QUOTE (xiaolu @ Feb 21, 2022 - 10:56 pm)
QUOTE (Flukes @ Feb 21, 2022 - 09:22 pm)
Sounds like the windy days produced fish while the nicer days were bust. Nice, looks like a hot-pot dinner. Did you guys eat the lakers or whitefish in the hotpot?
Thanks., And yes, we fillet and then ate a laker in the hotpot:-)
...and the WF? Did you guys try the WF too or saved to take home? Just curious which was better in your lake.
We took the whitefish home. I think the laker from Muskoka tastes a lot better than the ones from Simcoe. But overall whitefish tastes even better.
I agree but wanted to know. Some small lake lakers are pretty good if cooked in a certain way.
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