Two handy tools for cooking trout outside are a cast iron skillet and a grill grate. Nearly every fish I’ve cooked outside was caught, not bought. When I was guiding in Alaska, shore lunches of ...

Set up standard breading station. Get three Pyrex containers, 8x11 in size. In the first container place all-purpose flour, season with salt and pepper. In the second container place cracked eggs and ...

Take a heavy aluminum, 12-inch, non-stick skillet and place it on the stovetop. Then pour into it the vegetable oil and bring it up to medium-high heat (about 375 ). In the meantime, uniformly dredge ...

Growing up near freshwater fishing meccas introduced me to the sport of catching trout as well as the flavorful ease of cooking these hard-fighting fish – over a campfire and at home. Read on for some ...

This recipe is perfect when you only have about 30 minutes to prepare and cook your meal, especially since you can throw the vegetable of your choice on the same baking sheet as the trout. Not a fan ...

Dip trout fillet in milk mixture. Remove fillet from milk mixture and sprinkle lemon pepper seasoning directly onto the fillet. Coat the fillet in the breading mixture on both sides and put into deep ...

When it comes to fixing a fast dinner, I go with trout fillets. A rich, fatty fish, trout is as flavorful as salmon but the thinner fillets cook off in a jiff. Most often sold skin-on, the fish has a ...

Make sure the fillets are clean and pat dry with a paper towel. Season the fillets on both sides with salt and pepper. Then brush both sides of the fillets with the compound butter (recipe below). You ...

Instructions: Puree 8 tablespoons butter, ¾ cup pecans, the scallion, lemon zest and juice, salt, and pepper in a small food processor until smooth; set aside. Melt 2 tablespoons of remaining butter ...

I know for a fact that this spring there will be many large trout caught by anglers. By large I mean in the 18- to 22-inch class. This size fish produces beautiful fillets that make for great eating, ...

Trout amandine is a thing I crave. If I see it on a restaurant menu, I order it. When I’m tired and feel like I need a deliciously comforting meal (and who doesn’t these days?), I make it. It’s the ...