Smoked fish
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Smoked fish
Is there any place in Tallahassee or nearby where I can bring fish to be smoked?
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Re: Smoked fish
Bring em to my house
ill be sure to call you when their done!! 


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Re: Smoked fish
I always have trouble keepin em litprebleg wrote:Smoke you own, its easy.



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Re: Smoked fish
The option for smoking at home is always open however, for those fishermen not familar with a smoking service it can be a real eye opener. On US 1 just north of Key Largo in the 50s & 60s there was a fish smoking house that would smoke any fish you caught in any quanity. He had standard per pound pricing or options that included, he kept half and you got half for no charge or he would buy the whole fish . In addition he smoked in different styles according to the species as an example for mackeral he would do head on, gutted and smoked whole for a really nice presentation. Once smoked he provided portion packaging for all fish to the customers specifications. The best thing was drop off and pick no fuss, no mess and everyone made out.
My grandfather caught a 160 pound sailfish took it to the smoker for the half and half deal and had it packed in 8 oz., 1lb. ,& 2 lb. portions. We had smoked sail for a month! Scrambled eggs and smoked sail for breakfast yum, yum. I can tell you from first hand knowledge that the smell of smoked sailfish on thick rye bread WILL fill a classroom inspite of being in the cloak room!
My grandfather caught a 160 pound sailfish took it to the smoker for the half and half deal and had it packed in 8 oz., 1lb. ,& 2 lb. portions. We had smoked sail for a month! Scrambled eggs and smoked sail for breakfast yum, yum. I can tell you from first hand knowledge that the smell of smoked sailfish on thick rye bread WILL fill a classroom inspite of being in the cloak room!
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Re: Smoked fish
I have a smoker and did some kingfish last week, but I'm getting lazy and old. I remember that smoke house in The Keys. That was pretty much the standard deal. There's a smoke house in West Palm Beach that I've used before. I was looking for something around here. I think they smoked at the Lanark Village Mart before he closed.