tried 10 second perch cleaning!

[mr.bartender]

that is slick as all get out! i fillet most of the time but have done bone in occassionally. most folks don't like old school of bone in!

[ice dawg]

My whole family was bone in and skin on until we learned how to fillet. I have seen that video and will have to try that sometime and I would imagine it would work on smaller Walleyes also.

[IceKing4]

I don't see why it wouldn't work on a walleye. They're pretty simalar fish... Same family and all... That video is pretty amazing though.

[mr.bartender]

I don't see why it wouldn't work on a walleye. They're pretty simalar fish... Same family and all... That video is pretty amazing though.

i did 4 8-9" perch and the first was perfect! just don't go too deep with the cuts along the spine. meat lays right off the bone after cooking. i always make sure to fillet for the kids!

[GCD]

I like the way it takes that guy 2 minutes to clean a Perch in 10 seconds in that video.

I cook all my panfish under 10" with skin on and bone in. I love the crispy skin and I nibble on the crispy fins and tail too!

I grew up eating panfish with skin on and bone in, just remember to chew your food and not gulp it down whole like a dog would do. If you accidently get a bone, you'll feel it while chewing... unless you try to gulp it down whole like a dog!

If you know the anatomy of a fish, you know how to pick around the bones.

[walleyeslayer1978]

I tried this tonight on some perch. It works good, but takes way longer than ten seconds.  I'm sure i could filet them faster.

[filetandrelease]

I tried this tonight on some perch. It works good, but takes way longer than ten seconds.  I'm sure i could fillet them faster.

my dad use to clean them that way until  filleting came into the picture , then he could push them down faster , I can fillet them quicker each to their own ,got a bud that prefers them bone in also