How To Clean Trout

[OCfishermen]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eb3liOrXWf0

[TUNAVIC]

Wow that was sad.

[CraigH]

The full title should be "how to clean fish with a very dull knife"

[Kelster]

The full title should be "how to clean fish with a very dull knife"

**ditto***

[christopherstellar]

Cutco has a great fillet knife, expensive, but so worth it.

[DarkShadow]

Christ, that was atrocious.

Why would you even put that up on YouTube? You could've done a better job with a box cutter.


Cutco has a great fillet knife, expensive, but so worth it.

As long as you can get the sales person in and out of your house without them hounding you to buy $1000 worth of knives.

[christopherstellar]

Just do it over the phone, painless.

[seal]

Is this a serious post?

[Matt44]

Another title could be " how to clean trout with a butter knife" haha

[GR6RR]

^ My butter knifes are sharper then the tool in his shed. http://i.imgur.com/an1oN.gif

[sandtrout]

I've been using MORA fillet knives for quite awhile...around $25 and sharp. Here's the way I've been filleting trout...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WddWa3Ru2kg&feature=related

[seal]

I've been using MORA fillet knives for quite awhile...around $25 and sharp. Here's the way I've been filleting trout...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WddWa3Ru2kg&feature=related

That is the way I use to clean my fish to get the skin off but for filleting it seems like more work than cutting off the fillet's then skinning them. Interesting might work well for the smaller trout I guess in the end it turns out the same and since trout have fairly thin skin it might be easier for some. Much better than the initial example on this thread!!!

[fishermanx14]

if you slice em up the belly then cut their head off all the guts will come out with the head

[flybynight]

That post should have been named "How to clean Trout with a SPOON"