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How To Clean Walleye, The Booi Way:
Start with fish on edge of table with back towards you.
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Cut an angle - not more than half way.
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Turn knife and follow back bone.
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Follow backbone all the way to the tail.
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Put fillet rib side down, push ribs flat with finger tips. Lift back up.
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To view rib cut above rib ends with knife flat on table.
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Ribs should be out but it takes practice and be careful. Watch your fingers as you come close.
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Cut finger slot close to tail for better grip.
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With knife flat on table, cut along the skin. Stop at 1/2 inch from end.
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Turn blade towards tail with a good 2 inches of skin to stay on.
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Rip skin as opposed to cutting. This is much easier.
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Skin must be attached for transport or storage. To remove the skin, just pull off.
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