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Thursday, March 18, 2010
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How to remove Salmon
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Step 1 Catch a large female trout or salmon. The fish should be caught prior to the spawning season. Bleed the fish immediately. |
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Step 2 A shallow cut should be made from behind the gills all the way to the ovum vent. |
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Step 3 Open the abdominal cavity and carefully remove the skein. Bleeding the fish prior will reduce the amount of blood. |
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Step 4 Skein removed and set aside. |
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Step 5 Skein removed and ready to be cured. |
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Step 6 Skein cut into pieces prior to curing. |
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