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To: LindyBill who wrote (25133)1/19/2004 8:47:20 AM
From: Lane3  Read Replies (1) of 793712
 
When I lived near Panama City, Florida, I lived right on the beach and fished daily from my back yard. I always hated to catch a catfish. They had those nasty spikes that could really hurt you when you tried to get them off the hook and they "weren't edible." We ate the whiting I caught. And the scallops and oysters I got by snorkeling.

I realize that fresh water catfish are a different critter but I have flashbacks to my catfish experience whenever I contemplate eating one. I had catfish once, at one of those fancy "peach" hotels the first time I was in Atlanta on business. Figured I had an obligation to try it. Haven't had it since. Adore salmon. Most of the salmon I eat is in the form of sashimi so it isn't farm raised. I do fix the farm-raised kind, though, when I'm inclined to cook, which isn't very often. I bake a big slab of it and then pick at it for days.
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