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Thread: Mackerel Stocks concern

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    Default Mackerel Stocks concern

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-11062674

    Interesting times ahead for the humble (and tasty) mackerel
    You get what you give

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    Hands off our mackerel!!! Got enough of our cash haven't they?

    Mackerel..........mmmmmmm

    Take a whole mackerel, gutted but head on.
    Make small slits down the side and slide slices of garlic into them.
    Paint outside of fish with oil or butter.

    Grill on tinfoil until the eye turns white.

    Turn it over and do same on other side until eye turns white.

    Cooked to perfection! Delicious! Eat with new bread and butter- wash down with Pinot Grigio chilled.

    Not for Icelanders!!!

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    Excellent crab food, also the Spur dog`s favourite dish.

    I like a bit of mackerel once or twice a year but I rather using it for bait for the Lobsters or Crabs , give me haddock any day

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    Did you know that out of all the London underground station signs, the only one which doesnt contain any of the letters of the word Mackerel is St Johns Wood. Unless theyve built one in the last few years.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bazeye View Post
    Did you know that out of all the London underground station signs, the only one which doesnt contain any of the letters of the word Mackerel is St Johns Wood. Unless theyve built one in the last few years.
    If you worked that out for yourself, you must have an awful lot of time on your hands!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Amy-Winehouse View Post
    Excellent crab food, also the Spur dog`s favourite dish.

    I like a bit of mackerel once or twice a year but I rather using it for bait for the Lobsters or Crabs , give me haddock any day
    I like a bit of smoked mackerel when I am on the Scottish side of the pond. Unsmoked, there's nothing to beat a haddock, though the late Norman Buchan MP opined that there is no greater fish than a North Sea herring, caught by a steam drifter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by George Brims View Post
    If you worked that out for yourself, you must have an awful lot of time on your hands!
    Nah, it was in a quiz a few years back. It makes you wonder though doesnt it, who thought of the question in the first place and why?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bazeye View Post
    Did you know that out of all the London underground station signs, the only one which doesnt contain any of the letters of the word Mackerel is St Johns Wood. Unless theyve built one in the last few years.
    and the only three fish starting and ending with a "K" are'

    Killer Shark
    Kwik Save Haddock
    Kilmarnock.

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    See nobody took the bait.

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    Coz the bait was rotten

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bazeye View Post
    and the only three fish starting and ending with a "K" are'

    Killer Shark
    Kwik Save Haddock
    Kilmarnock.

    Wot about Koi Karp?

    Hahaaaar

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    Pollock is my fav fish! taste of nothing and can eat with everything
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    Yeah - but it looks a bit messy when you cook it....


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    Quote Originally Posted by John Little View Post
    Yeah - but it looks a bit messy when you cook it....

    Have the Stone Roses re-formed?

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    Big Monies being made by this Shetland Group,
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotlan...tland-11098124
    just as bad as the Icelander and Faeroese fishermen, I was there at the 1960 Cod War, our fishermen/government lost that one, now look at the Cod Stocks in the North Atlantic, fished out.

    I wonder how much Black Fish was landed at Scrabster?
    Last edited by golach; 26-Aug-10 at 19:23.
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    You cant even say "Never mind, they're are plenty more fish in the sea" these days.

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    Pillaged the stocks with half a dozen off the Ola Pier tonight.
    The Big Man

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    I got 2 as well,I`ll have the EU coming after me.
    Don`t bother "repping" me it`s turned off.

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    Quote Originally Posted by golach View Post
    Big Monies being made by this Shetland Group,
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotlan...tland-11098124
    just as bad as the Icelander and Faeroese fishermen, I was there at the 1960 Cod War, our fishermen/government lost that one, now look at the Cod Stocks in the North Atlantic, fished out.

    I wonder how much Black Fish was landed at Scrabster?
    Aye & the Opprtune had their biggest ever grossing last week of Cod , so Im afraid to tell you there are Cod in the sea . Its just that most boats(the handful that are left) arent allowed to catch them whenever they fancy it.

    There were thousands of boxes of illegal fish landed in Wick , Scrabster KLB & Lochinver Kirkwall & Pierowall in the 80`s & 90`s , It isnt possible to do it now though as the police & SFPA will get you in the end
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    Timing a bit embarassing !!!!

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotlan...tland-11098124

    Still black fish being caught at Staxigoe. Cuddings and peltags (by pleasure craft)
    Last edited by Stack Rock; 27-Aug-10 at 09:02.
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