How To: Fillet a Bass Like a Pro - Boneless Bass No Gutting - Step by Step

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I demonstrate how to fillet a bass like a pro with no gutting the bass. Step by Step instructions for boneless bass fillets.
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@isaacarnold4635 4 года назад

I am 61 years old, I've fished pretty much all my life ( bluegills on a cane pole when I was 3), I've filleted thousands of fish. You are exacty right about how to clean a bass & good at it. And, don't apologize for keeping one, they are plentiful and perfectly good to eat.

@SinCityOutdoors 4 года назад

Thank you

@thomasflores7817 2 года назад

They are super plentiful. People act like it’s a wild brown trout in its natural habitat that was never stocked. Anywhere on the west coast where I’m from, they’re stocked, mostly in man made resevoirs, so I don’t see the difference between eating a stocked bass and a stocked trout.

@Lord_of_Pasta 2 года назад

Bamboo poles on a dock when I was young you couldn't keep the hook in the water more than 2 seconds before another bit. Could fill a cooler in under 30 minutes lol good times

@Memento__Mori__ Год назад

I would love to hear some stories. Im 15 an shave been fishing my whole life and I've always wanted to speak with somebody with extensive experience.

@jkwon7759 3 года назад

This kid presents in an impressively straightforward manner. Whoever taught him to clean a fish did a damn good job teaching him to speak, too.

@joseph12345678914 4 года назад

Kid, youre pretty badass. Whoevers bringing you up is doing a damned good job they ought to be proud

@SinCityOutdoors 4 года назад

Thank you

@Indarog 3 года назад

My dad and I have always done the scale and gut method. At first I wasn’t going to use this video to give me and my dad pointers on filleting because of how young you are, but damn dude, that was a great video. Very professional, straight to the point and it demonstrates that you’re an expert. Just goes to show that a little humility can go a long way. Thank you!

@TheParanoidWaffel 5 лет назад

This young man is incredibly cerebral/in depth in his explanations and completely respectable while still maintaining that modern cool vibe, a very very rare thing now adays. Loved the video and learned a ton, thanks.

@pummelu3423 3 года назад

Ok boomer

@calvinjones4480 10 месяцев назад

@@pummelu3423 being rude for no reason smh 😂

@walktaarwhate3872 Месяц назад

@@calvinjones4480ok boomer

@Delmarvafishing 5 лет назад

Wow, good video kid who ever taught you to do that did an outstanding job teaching

@EnochCaine 3 года назад

1 year later and I must agree. He did it like it was nothing. I tried to filet a large mouth bass just yesterday and butchered the fish. Had to throw it away. Even tried scaling it. First bass I ever caught, gut hooked

@codybanks9944 3 года назад

@@EnochCaine The method he shows here is how I learned to filet Large Mouth Bass over 40 years ago from a friend of mine's big brother. :~)

@EnochCaine 3 года назад

@@codybanks9944 thank you gor responding. I hate fish went to the trash. I have never had bass before and really wanted to try it. This guy is really good in the video but they make it seem so easy

@87DAM1987 2 года назад

Its easy

@philipc6103 5 лет назад

The fish is dead. They didnt want to waste him. You should be happy

@bradparker1 3 года назад

I have been referring to this video the last several months when I need a refresher course in how to do this properly! His explanations are incredibly well-articulated and his approach is much better than other videos I've seen. Massive props -- Very well done!!

@WOMPITUS 5 лет назад

There is absolutely nothing wrong with eating large mouth bass.

@kharmsengine Год назад

I was always wondering why people are so touchy about this topic.

@Kaleb.R Год назад

@@kharmsengine I know its weird, I think it probably has something to do with tournment bass fishman. I heard its good for bass population to remove smaller bass here and there, assuming its a legal length.

@kevinwalter4078 Год назад

Because bass are a "sport fish". Some people think that makes them special or something.

@hhhhhhhfjjrjrjrjrirh148 11 месяцев назад

@@kevinwalter4078they're one of the best eaten fish too

@TimmyTheKitty 11 месяцев назад

Bass, Bluegill, Crappie, Catfish… all the same to me… all VERY edible 😂

@polo94700 7 месяцев назад

We received this in the mail today! The packaging was fine, no damage during shipping thank goodness! The construction was very simple ru-vid.comUgkxXH3jIpsn6vpr3D26KWAriUejh7CSxVp7 , the bottom rocking part and the ottoman were already put together for us which is nice!As for the actual quality, the wood seems fine.. Not too cheap but maybe not the quality you would find in a store for 400$. However, it is still sturdy and feels secure. I've only had it for one night, so of course no squeaking yet.. But if it does squeak it could be easily oiled. The cushions are comfy, and made of a suede like material. Obviously with time these cushions will probably wear and tear.. But for the price of the chair it is still worth it just to go out and buy new cushions that fit in the future.Overall I am very satisfied, I was a little worried after reading some reviews and looking through the photos, but I'm happy I bought it! Obviously it's not a heavy-duty chair, but with care I'm hoping it will last a while.

@fortuneworks 4 года назад

Great video! Been catchin and eatin bass for 50+ yrs. Have no flipping idea why all the thumbs down? Bunch of cry babies! Keep up the great work, young man! Don't ever focus on the naysayers....bugs on the windshield! 🤓

@augustkraus1389 9 месяцев назад

Thanks man, needed a refresher after not going fishing in over 10 years, closer to 15. Headed back to the old lake in a few days. Lake caught bass, bluegill, and northern pike were our summer dinner up North as kids!

@Kyle-vb3fz 4 года назад

Phenomenally done. As an adult who grew up catching bass as a kid, and getting back into in my early 30s, this was extremely helpful.

@TnVolFan 3 года назад

Great job my man....full of confidence and no cockyness....love it well done

@patrickrohlfing6838 3 года назад

Crazy to think there is 100s of videos on RU-vid about this and by far this is the most efficient and clear video! Exactly how I learned to clean em when I was little.

@SinCityOutdoors 3 года назад

Thanks, I appreciate that

@collinboggs349 3 года назад

You have a gift for teaching. You're knowledgeable, articulate and very personable. Excellent knife work.

@brookmiller1986 4 года назад

Great video! I liked that you got right to the point and did not waste our time with bs. Whoever taught you to fillet fish did a great job. Thanks for great video I’ll be looking for more from you.

@deejayhops8127 2 года назад

Great job of explaining and demonstrating how to clean a bass. I feel confident I will be able to clean my first bass. Thanks

@yuseforest6744 3 года назад

I'm fairly new to angling and this video was awesome! The method and the straightforward explainiation helped me improve my skill. This worked equally well for sunfish and bluegill. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

@RealisticFishing 6 лет назад

Making it look easy, good knife-work 👍

@nicoletabor2617 4 года назад

I love watching your filleting videos. They have really helped me learn!

@michaelsilverman9189 4 года назад

Very nice job young man! I’m going to look forward to seeing all your videos. You have a gift for teaching and you are very articulate. Thank you for sharing. You even taught this 67 y/o some new things and I like your techniques. Keep up the great work!

@SinCityOutdoors 4 года назад

Thank you

@michaelsilverman9189 4 года назад

You’re welcome

@ArchersPlace 3 года назад

good lad. shows respect for the concervation of wildlife, but doesn't waste a bad hook, and demonstrates great cleaning skills! wicked mate wicked!

@on2wheels275 3 года назад

Well done video from a young lad. Comfortable in front of the camera and confident in his knife skills and he even cooks. Well done kid. With more young people respecting our land and wildlife and learning some outdoor skills we would have a much better society in the future. Way to go

@justjill4394 3 года назад

Hey you helped me a lot today. I'm new to fishing and usually only have caught trout which I have no problem cleaning. I've been slaying the bass over the last week and could release them but today this one swallows my lure and was bleeding too bad. I had to figure out how to fillet. So wanted to say thanks for your vid. It helped me immensely.

@davidbuckles9950 5 лет назад

You’re a very good teacher. Thank you.

@2038cbzo Год назад

Even though I personally don’t eat meat, my dad and I really bonded over fishing when I was a kid! I loved this video and came to watch it because my dad is older now and has trouble filleting, so I thought I’d learn to help him :) this helped a lot! Even if people have different views on fishing, trying to learn can go a long way to connecting with others and family! Thank you

@BassRangerOutdoors 6 лет назад

Nice looking filets and if I ever have to do that to a bass at least I have a good idea how to get it done!! Great job!!

@aiducha 5 лет назад

Very accomplished and articulated young guy. Greetings from Winnipeg, Canada.

@SinCityOutdoors 5 лет назад

Thank you

@malmiller8109 4 года назад

Skills young man! Skills!

@youtubesubscriber6709 6 лет назад

Thanks for sharing bro!

@RawRawly 3 года назад

Much appreciation for the video man. Helped me fillet my 2 bass I caught today on opener!

@watrgrl2 5 лет назад

Nice video. I think you have a gift for teaching young man. 🤓You should definitely expand in that area. Whatever you choose to do in life, teaching is a talent you seem to possess. (Along with cleaning up a bass😎)

@freesteez3 Год назад

Just found this channel this year but I had to keep a large mouth today and found this vid! Always good informative vids. Love you guys

@10downTrent 8 месяцев назад

I don’t care what people think, I tried largemouth same as you after gill hooking one and it tastes great. I will continue to keep them from time to time.

@emmajacques8865 5 лет назад

Thank you! Just filet a fish for the first time and it came out great thanks to your video! 😊

@SinCityOutdoors 5 лет назад

I’m glad to hear that... thanks for watching

@Christopher-qe9fu 11 месяцев назад

Well done , first time seen it done without gutting and descaling

@Ottersmilk 23 дня назад

Man, you are really good at explaining this. I enjoyed this vid.

@BunnySconce 2 года назад

Thank you, you are a good outdoorsman!

@kellyslingerland4186 4 года назад

Thanks bud. The fan sitting and watching is great.

@CSRjr1969 3 года назад

Wow - great video! Please keep 'em coming!

@user-yh9oy2vz5z 4 года назад

I just came down here to admire this guys respect and presentation he will be very bright in whatever he chooses to fulfill.

@scotthill6807 4 года назад

First, thank you for not wasting the fish. I've seen some real jerks that just just throw back a un-releasable fish that's injured. Here in the south (Texas), we fry and eat Bass all the time.

@jacob2790 4 года назад

Yeah I hate it when I watch an angler rip their gear out of a fishes throat or guts and just toss it back in and carry on while it floats there...if you injure it that badly either give it to someone else to eat or eat it yourself, small or not.

@ATMSynsay 3 года назад

Y’all nasty

@yukkonlamuzikaria 5 лет назад

bro your getting big man god bless you and keep up the good work

@kharmsengine Год назад

Awesome instructions, I am brand new at fillet and it even worked for me.

@jessicadias5014 2 года назад

My father taught me along the same kines as you showed in this video. We only kept freshwater bass when they died during the struggle. Beautiful fish with a similar taste to salmon but slightly gentler

@hansoosterbaan8295 9 месяцев назад

Yeah I have watched this twice....I am a little rusty on cleaning fish but I have to say, this is probably the best one I have watched. Quality video, the music was appropriate and not overbearing like some, you are extremely intelligent and well spoken and I would have to say mature beyond your age. Dude you are alright...I subscribed. You will go far. Keep up the good work and seek excellence in all you do!

@MRBJT51 5 лет назад

Bass populations are excellent these days since more anglers are practicing catch-and-release...it's not like those old photos from the 60's when people had 50 bass on a stick and another 50 laying on the ground.... just wanton abuse. Taking a few to eat isn't going to deplete the population.

@UGWilson 5 лет назад

If you keep them on a slot limit, even better because it helps the bigger ones get bigger.

@SEAN_VORA236 5 лет назад

I Agree

@snakemanjed1 3 года назад

Best fillet tutorial on RU-vid!

@spencerbainum8068 5 лет назад

I release 99% of the fish I catch but if you don't keep and eat a bass once in a while you are denying yourself somethin tasty!

@joseph12345678914 4 года назад

I gut em and wrap em in tinfoil whole, and roast them in hot coals on a flat shovel for half an hour turns out perfect every time

@youtubecomments5951 4 года назад

I keep about 1/4 of the bass I catch basically I eat bass 2 times a week. I steam it. I don’t waste as much as this kid does. I get rid of scales then gut it. Then steam a 2lb bass with scallions and ginger. 9.5 min for a 2 lber. Then get rid of juices and leave just the fish. Put fresh scallions and sliced strands of ginger. Maybe some hot peppers. Then pour hot oil over fish and the ginger scallions. Make sure oil it’s hot enough. When you pour you hear it popping when it hits the fish. Finish off with light soy sauce or just regular soy sauce and enjoy. The cheeks the best.

@russellkasprzyk4934 3 года назад

Literally anything out of saltwater tastes better than bass

@brucesantos5566 3 года назад

If you don’t like bass, I really feel you need to learn how to prepare a fish. Never had issues with bass...think it’s weird you would deny yourselves such a prize?! But then again, hey I’m not a fan of catfish or carp, and people seem to have a taste for that so there ya go!

@brianjenkins5591 6 лет назад

Aloha to the Adrian Ohana and fishing and family goes together like how you are sharing with us Great Job!!!

@thebassbrotherscolorado4527 3 года назад

Super good video man! Very helpful but kept it simple! Hell ya!

@JoseAntonio-pb7nd Год назад

Excellent video 💯. I am just getting into fishing and videos like these are extremely helpful.

@lakerphan17 3 года назад

Outstanding work man. Nothing wrong with eating what you catch

@donjantzen 4 года назад

Kid... Thank you, I'm the same way, I don;t keep all of the bass I catch, sometimes I do, sometimes i don't, but I TOTALLY AGREE that no fish should be wasted. Your technique just helped this 47 year old man learn how to do this better. If you're ever in Texas (Houstonish), let's go slay some fatties! Great job.

@TheOfficial_ToddTheBod 4 года назад

I love catching and cooking bass! I even chop of the tail and fry that up. Eat the meat off the bone and eat the actual tail fin. So good!

@thecook8964 2 года назад

Bones=flavor

@joesvids5997 8 месяцев назад

good vid thanks!

@tomasjacuinde79 3 года назад

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@jdog804 Год назад

I haven't fished in years and will be going next month or two when the weather cools down by the lakes, thanks for the reminder on how to filet those delicious fishies!

@Realhades-tl2bx 3 года назад

thankyou for teaching me cause I catch huge bass but I don't know how to fillet them you are a life saver

@thetropicalbard Год назад

You're a legend lad. Keep up the great vids!

@tomkeltescheverythingoutdo2379 3 года назад

Very informative, young man!

@laurajohnston1199 3 года назад

This was a fabulously informative and straightforward presentation! Thank you so much for sharing your vast knowledge and skills in a succinct and comprehensive fashion that was easy to understand and to empower the viewer to confidently prepare a beautiful bass! Thank you!!

@SinCityOutdoors 3 года назад

You’re welcome

@kevinguitard4986 8 месяцев назад

Very skilled young fella. Lot better than me.

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@mcprof8168 4 года назад

Bruh, you is a legend wtf. You made it look so easy. Hopefully I can do this as well lol

@prospectorjamesmarshall9509 9 месяцев назад

Great video. Thanks for the advice

@puprilla 3 года назад

That's awesome man thanks I normally never keep bass either but a buddy of mine was complaining that I've been letting them go without eating any. I had a six and a half pounder 21-inch last week and almost a 3-pound 15-inch right today so I took one home I'm going to check it out and see whats up

@jonathanjohnson7616 3 года назад

Great job my brother. Saves you from a mess.

@soulsurfer4441 2 года назад

I think you found your calling. This video was really excellent. I'm moving to Florida and I needed this video so much lol Why did you say you normally don't keep bass??? How do they taste?? Where I'm moving they have bass tournaments so I hope they taste good.

@lefthandcigg4253 2 года назад

Great job,very informative

@chackothomas3829 3 года назад

incredible explanation!!

@streetghost 10 месяцев назад

Great presentation. Tight lines 🎣

@cynthiajohnson2601 3 года назад

That was a perfect video, helped me a lot!👌

@lucaswright1599 6 лет назад

Love your videos Soo much

@richroberts4591 4 года назад

Same way I do mine not a fan of bass normally but same if its dying or dead waste no want not. Good job man

@dr.hamsammich7855 Год назад

Thank you sir!!! Got one today that got the gills good. I don’t normally eat them either but if they’re gone, might as well eat. I appreciate the cleaning tips. It was deli shoes

@viveviveka2651 2 года назад

Enjoyed the video. Thank you.

@jordanharris5435 5 лет назад

I love bass! Great video!

@jonathansigmund7122 Год назад

Damn!!!! Great video, man!! You have skills my guy!!!

@TheKingdallaz 3 года назад

GREAT AMAZING WORK

@Cody11 6 лет назад

great video bro keep it up

@cherylwhite5176 6 лет назад

Awesome video keep it up!!!🎣

@CFMD28 3 года назад

Very informative. Thanks.

@michaelsupple6081 2 года назад

Late to the party here but i must say.....outstanding video! Not a word wasted...you had my attention throughout.

@goochdawg 6 лет назад

Thats a cool looking disco!

@IluLimnu 6 месяцев назад

good looking filet. I scale and gut em when they're that big. cook it in a salt dome. makes a hell of a presentation at the table.

@brentfriedland 4 года назад

PERFECT!!! I WAS A KID HELPING TO CLEAN AND DEBONE FILETS AT MY FAMILY'S RESORT IN MILLE LACS, MINNESOTA AND MY DAD WAS THE MEAT CUTTER IN THE FAMILY SO I HAD TO DO IT THAT WAY OR I'D CATCH HELL FOREVER. THANK YOU FOR DOING IT RIGHT!!!

@SinCityOutdoors 4 года назад

That’s awesome, thanks for watching

@XPLRNW 3 года назад

Big shout out from Northwest Washington brother! Great video... I'm a fellow RU-vidr from the PNW.... Thanks for dropping a good video and all the work involved... keep grinding on that outdoor life homeslice!