Thread: Filleting for recovery

You may well think" why the hell would I spend the time to do it properly?"
Yes it does take longer to do it properly but it is worth it.

Add up the cost of your boat and motor,fuel,oil,servicing,electronics if any,ramp fees,repairs,modifications,rods,line,tackle,burly, bait,trailer reg/wof, tow vehicle costs And on an on it goes........get the most out of your catch

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

You may well think" why the hell would I spend the time to do it properly?"
Yes it does take longer to do it properly but it is worth it.

Add up the cost of your boat and motor,fuel,oil,servicing,electronics if any,ramp fees,repairs,modifications,rods,line,tackle,burly, bait,trailer reg/wof, tow vehicle costs And on an on it goes........get the most out of your catch

Bugger adding up the costs for fishing...I did that once for venison...about $300 a pound, fish would be the same...just do it.

Originally Posted by Spook

Bugger adding up the costs for fishing...I did that once for venison...about $300 a pound, fish would be the same...just do it.

I try to keep my costs under supermarket prices which at this time of year is easy enough to do for both venison and locally available fish species.

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

You may well think" why the hell would I spend the time to do it properly?"
Yes it does take longer to do it properly but it is worth it.

Add up the cost of your boat and motor,fuel,oil,servicing,electronics if any,ramp fees,repairs,modifications,rods,line,tackle,burly, bait,trailer reg/wof, tow vehicle costs And on an on it goes........get the most out of your catch

Ummmmmmmmmmmm, No not a good idea The total might be used against me in the future