Re:Historic fertilizer crunch threatens food security
by nwallin on Monday May 02, 2022 @05:02PM
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It's not dissimilar from tilapia; mild flavored whitefish. It's not as flavorful or tender as trout, but better than catfish.
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Re:Historic fertilizer crunch threatens food security
by giantg2 on Monday May 02, 2022 @06:52PM
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Maybe we are eating different fish. Stocked trout is pretty bland and somewhat mushy. I've never had truly wild trout, so maybe they are better. The bluegills here taste a lot better than farmed tilapia (do they even sell wild?) - mild, a little sweet, and flakes well. I agree bluegills are better than catfish, but depending on the catfish I prefer them over tilapia.
I hear that water quality and, to a lesser extent, water chemistry has a huge impact on taste. I've sort of noticed that in certain lakes compared to others.
Re:Historic fertilizer crunch threatens food security
by ryanmercer on Wednesday May 04, 2022 @06:46AM
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> but better than catfish.
I challenge you to a duel, thems fightin' words. Fried catfish is one of the greatest things on the planet (mind you not terribly healthy).