Comments for Florida Sportsman Fishing http://floridasportsmanfishing.com Fishing sharing blog and more Wed, 22 Feb 2012 20:57:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Do you prefer the term “Angler”, “Fisherman”, or “Hooker”? by The Wormist http://floridasportsmanfishing.com/do-you-prefer-the-term-angler-fisherman-or-hooker/#comment-61430 The Wormist Wed, 22 Feb 2012 20:57:14 +0000 http://floridasportsmanfishing.com/do-you-prefer-the-term-angler-fisherman-or-hooker/#comment-61430 l am aware of one lady angler in these parts that refers to herself as bass fishing b***h. perhaps slightly less undesirable than "hooker". still, it sounds just a bit... untidy. personal preference is fisherman. or fisherpersons if referring to multiple genders. :) l am aware of one lady angler in these parts that refers to herself as bass fishing b***h.
perhaps slightly less undesirable than “hooker”.
still, it sounds just a bit… untidy.

personal preference is fisherman. or fisherpersons if referring to multiple genders.

:)

]]> Comment on Do you prefer the term “Angler”, “Fisherman”, or “Hooker”? by durrrr http://floridasportsmanfishing.com/do-you-prefer-the-term-angler-fisherman-or-hooker/#comment-61429 durrrr Wed, 22 Feb 2012 20:55:34 +0000 http://floridasportsmanfishing.com/do-you-prefer-the-term-angler-fisherman-or-hooker/#comment-61429 I prefer being called snagger. JKJK I like to be called the best trout, salmon, walleye, bass, crappie, halibut, squid, perch, bluegill, lingcod, seabass FISHER ANGLER HOOKER EVER. I prefer being called snagger. JKJK I like to be called the best trout, salmon, walleye, bass, crappie, halibut, squid, perch, bluegill, lingcod, seabass FISHER ANGLER HOOKER EVER.

]]> Comment on Do you prefer the term “Angler”, “Fisherman”, or “Hooker”? by John http://floridasportsmanfishing.com/do-you-prefer-the-term-angler-fisherman-or-hooker/#comment-61428 John Wed, 22 Feb 2012 20:25:29 +0000 http://floridasportsmanfishing.com/do-you-prefer-the-term-angler-fisherman-or-hooker/#comment-61428 choose one that you like. thats what makes the sport great, you don't have to follow someone elses lead. find your own path that works for you. choose one that you like. thats what makes the sport great, you don’t have to follow someone elses lead. find your own path that works for you.

]]> Comment on Do you prefer the term “Angler”, “Fisherman”, or “Hooker”? by FishingLoft http://floridasportsmanfishing.com/do-you-prefer-the-term-angler-fisherman-or-hooker/#comment-61427 FishingLoft Wed, 22 Feb 2012 19:47:44 +0000 http://floridasportsmanfishing.com/do-you-prefer-the-term-angler-fisherman-or-hooker/#comment-61427 ANGLER: sounds more like a fisherman with much more experience, like a crafty professional. FISHERMAN: sounds more like a person who absolutely loves the sport of fishing. HOOKER: sounds like a prostitute. ANGLER: sounds more like a fisherman with much more experience, like a crafty professional.

FISHERMAN: sounds more like a person who absolutely loves the sport of fishing.

HOOKER: sounds like a prostitute.

]]> Comment on Do you prefer the term “Angler”, “Fisherman”, or “Hooker”? by jakewhit2003 http://floridasportsmanfishing.com/do-you-prefer-the-term-angler-fisherman-or-hooker/#comment-61426 jakewhit2003 Wed, 22 Feb 2012 19:34:25 +0000 http://floridasportsmanfishing.com/do-you-prefer-the-term-angler-fisherman-or-hooker/#comment-61426 i prefer bass hooker i prefer bass hooker

]]> Comment on Do you prefer the term “Angler”, “Fisherman”, or “Hooker”? by Grand Master Basser® http://floridasportsmanfishing.com/do-you-prefer-the-term-angler-fisherman-or-hooker/#comment-61425 Grand Master Basser® Wed, 22 Feb 2012 19:04:29 +0000 http://floridasportsmanfishing.com/do-you-prefer-the-term-angler-fisherman-or-hooker/#comment-61425 I prefer to be called a BASS FISHERMAN. I prefer to be called a BASS FISHERMAN.

]]> Comment on Do you prefer the term “Angler”, “Fisherman”, or “Hooker”? by Adam http://floridasportsmanfishing.com/do-you-prefer-the-term-angler-fisherman-or-hooker/#comment-61424 Adam Wed, 22 Feb 2012 18:15:10 +0000 http://floridasportsmanfishing.com/do-you-prefer-the-term-angler-fisherman-or-hooker/#comment-61424 Angler, Because It sounds The Best Hooker doesn't quiet sound right and even sounds a bit wrong Although Fisherman Would Be The Most Correct So I don't Mind Being Called Fisherman or Angler But prefer angler Angler, Because It sounds The Best
Hooker doesn’t quiet sound right and even sounds a bit wrong
Although Fisherman Would Be The Most Correct
So I don’t Mind Being Called Fisherman or Angler But prefer angler

]]> Comment on Where may I find a recipe for ocean “trigger fish/”? by dnt4get2luvme http://floridasportsmanfishing.com/where-may-i-find-a-recipe-for-ocean-trigger-fish/#comment-61405 dnt4get2luvme Mon, 20 Feb 2012 19:01:34 +0000 http://floridasportsmanfishing.com/where-may-i-find-a-recipe-for-ocean-trigger-fish/#comment-61405 Fish Cakes: Ingredients: Trigger fish - 2 cups Hot pepper - 1 teaspoon Chopped onions - 2 oz. Chopped peppers (red, yellow, green) - 2 oz. Chopped celery - 2 oz. Eggs - 2 Lemon juice - 1 teaspoon Mayonnaise - 2 tablespoons Bread slices - 6 Bread crumbs - 1 cup Milk - 1 cup Flour - 1 cup Recipe: Mix the fish, slice of bread, one egg and seasonings together well. Then form mixture into 2 oz. flat round cakes. Mix the milk and one egg together. Dip fish cakes in flour and then in the egg and milk batter. Roll the cakes in breadcrumbs then hot fry until golden brown. Sauce: Ingredients: Fresh corn on the cob - 1 Tomato, peeled and seeded - 1 Mayonnaise - 1 cup Chopped capers - 1 teaspoon Chopped pickles - 1 teaspoon Chopped onions - 1 teaspoon Garlic - a pinch Hot pepper - 1 teaspoon Lemon juice - 1 teaspoon Roast the corn, then remove and chop kernels. Mix all sauce ingredients together. Serve with green salad. Garnish with beet, carrot and turnips. OR!... 2 lbs frozen cod, thawed (fresher tasting) (or trigger fish) 1 cup all-purpose flour, plus 1/2 cup all-purpose flour, to dredge 1 1/2 teaspoons salt 1 1/2 teaspoons paprika 2 (12 ounce) cans cold fresh beer oil (for frying) sift together flour, salt, and paprika. Stir in enough beer to make batter so it is barely thick enough to coat a spoon. Usually somewhere between one and two cans. (It may look too thin, but you want it that way, if it's too thick, the batter will be chewey instead of light and crunchy) Set batter aside while you heat your deep-fryer or deep pan of oil to 375 degrees. use a candy thermometer if you need to. Peanut oil is best but any vegetable oil will do. Cut the cod fillets diagnally into 2 inch wide strips, and remove any pin bones from fish. Lightly coat fish in flour and shake off excess. this will allow batter to stick to fish. When oil is heated, dip fish in batter, let excess drip off, then fry fillets 2 or 3 at a time until golden brown. Drain on paper towels. Serve with fries and tartar sauce. Fish Cakes:

Ingredients:

Trigger fish – 2 cups
Hot pepper – 1 teaspoon
Chopped onions – 2 oz.
Chopped peppers (red, yellow, green) – 2 oz.
Chopped celery – 2 oz.
Eggs – 2
Lemon juice – 1 teaspoon
Mayonnaise – 2 tablespoons
Bread slices – 6
Bread crumbs – 1 cup
Milk – 1 cup
Flour – 1 cup
Recipe:
Mix the fish, slice of bread, one egg and seasonings together well. Then form mixture into 2 oz. flat round cakes. Mix the milk and one egg together. Dip fish cakes in flour and then in the egg and milk batter. Roll the cakes in breadcrumbs then hot fry until golden brown.

Sauce:

Ingredients:

Fresh corn on the cob – 1
Tomato, peeled and seeded – 1
Mayonnaise – 1 cup
Chopped capers – 1 teaspoon
Chopped pickles – 1 teaspoon
Chopped onions – 1 teaspoon
Garlic – a pinch
Hot pepper – 1 teaspoon
Lemon juice – 1 teaspoon
Roast the corn, then remove and chop kernels. Mix all sauce ingredients together.

Serve with green salad. Garnish with beet, carrot and turnips.

OR!…

2 lbs frozen cod, thawed (fresher tasting) (or trigger fish)
1 cup all-purpose flour, plus
1/2 cup all-purpose flour, to dredge
1 1/2 teaspoons salt
1 1/2 teaspoons paprika
2 (12 ounce) cans cold fresh beer
oil (for frying)
sift together flour, salt, and paprika.
Stir in enough beer to make batter so it is barely thick enough to coat a spoon. Usually somewhere between one and two cans.
(It may look too thin, but you want it that way, if it’s too thick, the batter will be chewey instead of light and crunchy) Set batter aside while you heat your deep-fryer or deep pan of oil to 375 degrees.
use a candy thermometer if you need to.
Peanut oil is best but any vegetable oil will do.
Cut the cod fillets diagnally into 2 inch wide strips, and remove any pin bones from fish.
Lightly coat fish in flour and shake off excess.
this will allow batter to stick to fish.
When oil is heated, dip fish in batter, let excess drip off, then fry fillets 2 or 3 at a time until golden brown.
Drain on paper towels.
Serve with fries and tartar sauce.

]]> Comment on Where may I find a recipe for ocean “trigger fish/”? by zenith1005 http://floridasportsmanfishing.com/where-may-i-find-a-recipe-for-ocean-trigger-fish/#comment-61404 zenith1005 Mon, 20 Feb 2012 18:51:48 +0000 http://floridasportsmanfishing.com/where-may-i-find-a-recipe-for-ocean-trigger-fish/#comment-61404 heres a semi good recipe for mexican food with trigger fish gl seems yummy heres a semi good recipe for mexican food with trigger fish

gl seems yummy

]]> Comment on Where may I find a recipe for ocean “trigger fish/”? by rrineeed http://floridasportsmanfishing.com/where-may-i-find-a-recipe-for-ocean-trigger-fish/#comment-61403 rrineeed Mon, 20 Feb 2012 18:39:54 +0000 http://floridasportsmanfishing.com/where-may-i-find-a-recipe-for-ocean-trigger-fish/#comment-61403 try some internet sites for some receipies. i cant think of any off the top of my head. sorry!! try some internet sites for some receipies. i cant think of any off the top of my head. sorry!!

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