salmonlander
4/1/2013 10:28:00 PMeeeeeew!! Hey thanks for the report (and ruining my dinner) ha ha. Wow I have heard a lot recently about this becoming more and more a common find but have personally never encountered it. I'll have my fish deep fried until it looks like a burnt Cheeto from now on thanks
salmonlander
4/2/2013 12:51:00 AMhere is an interesting article about these buggers --- http://www.outdoorlife.com/blogs/newshound/2011/12/study-suggests-global-warming-might-benefit-parasites
Anonymous
4/2/2013 5:55:00 AMI have not fish for Trout in Lake Washington in a long time but back as far as 20 years ago i would find thier bellies full of worms. I quit eating em just because they were so gross. They wont hurt you, just nasty.
buc
4/2/2013 10:19:00 AMI know a guy name Rad he would actually eat that and tell you its better for you than the fish? I personal would not eat any of it!
MotoBoat
4/2/2013 10:54:00 AMSound like Rad might catch the Cutties for the bonus belly bounty! Any chance the Rad you know, live in California? I happen to know a Rad, and a TeeLee from there. Rare name, I would think.
buc
4/4/2013 1:43:00 PMYa Rad was from Cali. dont know much more than that he worked for me on GCD project.
capgun
4/10/2013 12:02:00 AMThese don't look like tapeworms. Tapeworms are more secular... Almost like little building blocks. I'm pretty sure they're just earthworms that look pale and dead from being, well... Dead! None the less, GROSS! It makes me not want to eat sushi!!!
dippydub
5/2/2013 12:04:00 PMFlash Freezing the fish will make any fish safe to eat as cooking does not ALWAYS kill all the parasites.