Are walleye and crappie fillets good in the smoker?

[FishnBear]

I have been having fun useing my smoker and I was digging in my freezer and have some walleye and crappie fillets with out any skin on them. Anybody ever try this? How did you do it?

[LABS4ME]

I smoke mine with the skin on. I brine them, smoke them and the last half hour glaze them with a 1/3 cup honey, 1/3 cup apple juice, 1/3 cup brown sugar glaze (heat on stove till all ingredients are disolved)... MMM MMM

Good Luck!

Ken

[Outfitter17]

I have never tried it, we always use lake trout and suckers.

[Borch]

I haven't done walleyes but crappies are very good smoked.

[polarsusd81]

Had smoked walleye at one of the resorts on LOTW on our end of winter trip up there and it was awesome. One of the most memorable fish meals I have ever had.

[FishnBear]

Well I smoked the walleye last night tasted pretty good for my first try at it. I basted with Labs4me recipe worked well. Thanks

[dan z]

I just recently got a smoker might have to try what do I do to prepare it?

[FishnBear]

I brined them with High Mountain Fish Brine for 24 hrs

[wanger29]

I've had a few smoked. Walleye's good smoked! A little tougher than trout. I like the salmon & trout that melts in your mouth. But all that aside, give it a try, I'd recommend it. Incidently that's how we stumbled across smoking them, my buddy bought an electric & charcoal smoker and was having a blast smoking things.

[SilverLakeBoy]

I've smoked skinless fillets for people in the past, I just lay them on a piece of cheese cloth. It works very good and nothing sticks to the grates

[kirkville1]

Pickeral and northern are good too just pick the bones out as you eat em!