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Posted by willie T. on February 22, 2003 at 01:40:08:

In Reply to: Re: eating piranhas? posted by fishman2 on February 04, 2003 at 09:51:08:

::ok, don't take this the wrong way. I have no plans of eating my P's. But has anyone ever heard of or know anyone who has had piranha for dinner? Please don't take this the wrong way because i am not really wierd, just wondering... Muston39

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OMG!!!

:True story: Frank Magallanes of the Oregon Piranha Exotic Fish Exhibit invited me for a BBQ in his home. I don't live far from his town. I thought it was to eat a combo of bluegill and trout that we was having, since I know Frank fishes regularly now that he is retired from OPEFE. It was PACU and 1 piranha!. They tasted ok, the p was bony and not much different than bluegill. The pacu was kind of greasy, but tasted better.
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• Re: eating piranhas? jeremy carroll 03/19/03 (0)