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well it's time to fill up the freezer with some bait !lol. but more to the point, what a wonderfull fish to eat ! for me fresh mackeral/sardines on a hot bbq served with slices of ripe tomatoe and red onion salad drizzled with olive oil takes some beating ! don't forget some sea salt ! so much better than the rubbish meat super markets sell ! and it's free :thumbs: a.t.b sfa

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I went to a mackerel festival one time, in la rochelle in france when i was much younger. It started at 8am, a few hours after the fisherman got in. everyone at the festival got a fresh sardine or mackerel, a dollop of freshly made tom sauce (made right there on the quay by some fishwives) and a crust of still warm, freshly baked french bread. Us and my parents' pals were the only english speaking families there; it was a real rustic festival. Gret food that cost, I think, 10 francs at the time, which was about 90p. yum

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We wrap them in silver foil with butter and a squeeze of lemon then grill them, havnt heard of any being caught of the rocks up here yet [N.E.Scotland] but they should soon be in

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