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Posted By: wabigoon Lingcod? - 03/22/24
Ever catch any?
Posted By: Judman Re: Lingcod? - 03/22/24
Since this is in the freshwater, you takin about burbot, aka freshwater ling? Never have but have caught saltwater ling
Posted By: wabigoon Re: Lingcod? - 03/22/24
Taste?
Posted By: 1minute Re: Lingcod? - 03/23/24
Yes. Great table fare. Seems they lose something though after being frozen for about a month regardless of storage technique. One can drop the excess off if you pass through this region.

We pulled several large ones up a year or so back when after halibut. Coming up from 700 ft was sure death, but the regs did not allow retention.
Posted By: Gooch_McGrundle Re: Lingcod? - 03/24/24
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Posted By: 1Akshooter Re: Lingcod? - 03/25/24
Ling cod definitely a favorite in our house. Then yellow eye and a fresh ocean king and halibut.
Posted By: Oregonmuley Re: Lingcod? - 03/26/24
I've caught a bunch - great eating fish!! This was last summer on a friends boat, will be doing a bunch this summer since I just picked up a new boat a couple weeks ago that will allow me to get out for rockfish/lings/crab/salmon on good days.


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Posted By: champlain_islander Re: Lingcod? - 03/26/24
The salt water Alaska lingcod are delicious. The fresh water like we get in Lake Champlain are called Ling or burbot and I don't care for them.
Posted By: wabigoon Re: Lingcod? - 03/26/24
Will they wrap around your arm?
Posted By: Gooch_McGrundle Re: Lingcod? - 03/27/24
Originally Posted by wabigoon
Will they wrap around your arm?

No. Just don’t lip them like a bass and you’ll be ok.
Posted By: JDK Re: Lingcod? - 03/27/24
Freshwater ones are good in chowder. About the only way I like them.
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