Pickled Northern

[reinhard1]

Grebe, pickling isn't limmited to winter. do it after the opener. i do find myself eating more in the winter though. but once in awhile i get the craving during open water also. good luck.

[Finns]

I think I'll go out and catch me a pickling pike today?....Just kidding. Thats on next winters schedule.

Doesn't have to be pike. I have 6 pints of white bass working right now.

[OnAFly]

I kept one at the end of the season to try this out. I had a little bit of my neighbors recipe and it was awesome. I'll be thawing it out tonight.

[The Grebe]

I realize that, but somehow, to me anyways, it seems to be a winter actity? Somehow cider tastes better in the fall, pumpkin pie tastes better, things like that?

Besides, I have to have something to do in the winter, I'm about crazy so far this winter. It would be one more thing to occupy the days until spring.

[reinhard1]

LOL!!!ya, i hear you, but i have had what people normaly eat for breakfast for supper also. dont do it much, but i do get the craving. i dont know what it's like not to have pickled pike during the football season . good luck.

[The Grebe]

I plow snow in the winter, so you know how slow this winter has been! It has been so slow as a matter of fact, we have started doing healthy things like going for long walks....all the way out to the end of the driveway and back, total distance, 40 yards!

If I had a jug of pickled fish, I'd probably duct tape it around my waste and just walk around eatin from it until it was gone

[Gordie]

If I had a jug of pickled fish, I'd probably duct tape it around my waste and just walk around eatin from it until it was gone

WHAT isn't that the way eveyone eats it