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Streamside Cooking: Blackened Trout

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blackened_trout_pic.gif John Longo cooked Blackened Trout while streamside, allowing his friends to fish until lunch was served. He used an easy recipe and cooked an awesome streamside meal, keeping the fishermen happy and allowing for as much fishing as possible.

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Deep Fried Mahi

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fried_mahi_pic.gif Matt Anthony, of Sparky’s Landing in Marathon Key, Fl, cooked up fresh Mahi using Japanese-style Panko breadcrumbs and a deep fryer. The Panko breadcrumbs give the fish a light, crispy texture and delicious crunch…

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Aqua Pazza: Black Seabass cooked with a recipe from Naples

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sea_bass_pic.gif Mariella Perna cooked Black Seabass using a Naples recipe, “Aqua Pazza,” translated to “Crazy Water.” This easy recipe is perfect for pan fish and is best served with a bed of pasta.

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Fast-Cooked Trevalle, Hawaiian Style

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trevalle_cook_pic.gifLouie the Fish caught a beautiful Striped Trevalle during a long day on the water. Once home, he wanted to cook it fast and easy, using Hawaiian Sea Salt and medium-high heat. Who says a recipe has to be complicated to be really good?

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Lynn’s “Secret” Strawberry Rhubarb Pie

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strawberry_pie_pic.gifLynn Roach headed to Liza’s house to make a family favorite: Strawberry Rhubarb Pie. Her recipe is easy and comes out delicious! Try it at home and you’ll quickly become very popular at family gatherings…

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Easy Fluke Recipe

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cap005.jpg Robb Roach takes you to his kitchen, where he prepares a very quick, easy recipe for fluke.

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