How long is trout good for?
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How long is trout good for?
So I caught some fish last week, filleted them, and put them in the "fridge" not freezer. Are they still good to eat?
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RE:How long is trout good for?
well it would be good to know what time last week but usually I don't eat trout over a weak old.
hurdle the dead and trample the weak
RE:How long is trout good for?
Smell em. If they smell fishy bury them in the garden if they don't - cook em quick:chef:
RE:How long is trout good for?
good call....one week ago tomorrow, and they've been in a zip lock the whole time.
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RE:How long is trout good for?
If they smell fishy bury them like you were told by northfork!!!! If they don't smell bad or fishy ...cook them and then they will keep for 3 or more days more or freeze them after cooking. You are at the point where the fish could go bad very soon. I'm guessing less than a day....maybe hours. Get cookin' my friend!.... :-)
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