Loads of Fish
to Bring Home to Alberta
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Loads of Fish
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| We are docked at the Prince Rupert Rowing & Yacht Club. Several men arrive from a charter trip and begin cleaning and packing their catch for the drive back home to Alberta, Canada... | ||||||||||||||
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| The charter captain has clearly filleted halibut before. His tip: a less sharp knife will slide over the ribs, not slice through them. | ||||||||||||||
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| Each fillet is gently tucked into a plastic bag and packed in ice chips in a cooler for the 1600-kilometer drive home ... "and the ice will hardly have melted". | ||||||||||||||
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