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| | Are houndfish edible? Are they good for bait? And if so what time of fish bite on houndfish. |
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| | I am guessing that houndfish are edible, but also guessing that they probably don't taste very good based on their species being very oily, and no market for them that I am aware of. Here is a pic of a nice houndfish Trim-Tab caught from my boat, it was good for a couple of jumps and a couple of pics, and was released to do whatever it is that houndfish do..... 
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| | Thanks Cracker, the look on Trim-Tabs face says it all.....when the houndfish skyrocketed about 100+ feet behind the boat, all he got was a glimpse of the bars and was hoping for a wahoo. Although this was his first houndfish and he wasn't too upset just catching something new and rather unique.....also one of the biggest I've seen ('round here at least). For a skinny little fish, he managed to put up a pretty good fight! chumhead
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|  Caught this one a couple weeks ago beach fishing. Hit a Storm Miner 1/4 oz hardbait! Tight Lines,
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| | I'm still thinking about getting that printed and framed. 
Trim-Tab -=*=Floating Gnome, Denouncer of Fishing Myths=*=- "You may only be one person in this world, but to one person, you may be their world..." Th' Fish 'R Bitin'
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