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re: Any tips on filleting a Sheepshead?
Posted on 6/13/18 at 10:26 pm to LSUMurse
Posted on 6/13/18 at 10:26 pm to LSUMurse
There's probably some good Youtube videos.
2 ways I do it, the one I prefer is to us an electric filet knife to take the filets off. Then skin and debone with a filet knife. Electric knife works great on them.
If not electric, then the best way is to filet them by leaving the rib bones on the fish. I'm not the best at describing the technique, but basically you cut behind the gills then slice from the head to the tail down the back. With the meat open from the top, you slice the meat off the ribs. Then I remove the rest of the filet from the fish. Filets turn out looking very nice this way, its just not very fast for me.
2 ways I do it, the one I prefer is to us an electric filet knife to take the filets off. Then skin and debone with a filet knife. Electric knife works great on them.
If not electric, then the best way is to filet them by leaving the rib bones on the fish. I'm not the best at describing the technique, but basically you cut behind the gills then slice from the head to the tail down the back. With the meat open from the top, you slice the meat off the ribs. Then I remove the rest of the filet from the fish. Filets turn out looking very nice this way, its just not very fast for me.
Posted on 6/13/18 at 10:45 pm to baldona
This is kinda what I was shooting for. I also use an electric filet knife for every thing.
Posted on 6/13/18 at 11:05 pm to baldona
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With the meat open from the top, you slice the meat off the ribs.
This is how I do it but I find it easier to make this cut with the point of a fixed blade knife for whatever reason. It’s kinda similar to the way you work a skinning knife while pulling the hide down on a deer, you’re really just separating more than cutting. Electric is easier for running down the back through the scales. Either way the trick is to not fight the ribs and use them as a guide.
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