Where in Virginia is there a campground on a stocked trout stream?
Q. We plan to vacation in Virginia in summer 2007. Trout fishing and camping (with electric hookups) on a trout stream or river is what we are looking for. Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by Tissy - Tue Jan 23 22:43:58 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Go to virginiacampgrounds.org You can pick out any area and other things you want on your trip. I have used that website many times. Lots to choose from that location. Hope it helped. Good luck. Have a great time.
Answered by wildcat1338 - Wed Jan 24 00:03:19 2007

How do you debone and fillet/butterfly a trout?
Q. Some restaurants serve a whole trout that is butterflied open without the bones. What's the easiest way to do this?
Asked by Thing - Thu May 10 03:04:30 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I hope I can explain without pictures! I assume you are starting with a head on , cleaned trout from the supermarket. Take your trout, lay it on a cutting board on it's back. Take a very sharp knife, and sever the spinal cord just below the head. Take the top of the cord in your left hand (if you are a rightie) and pull the spinal cord away. The small bones should come with the spinal chord, but if they don't, or something gets stuck, use your sharp knife. The small bones are all in a neat row, so if you have to, you can cut just above them with your very sharp knife (notice I keep mentioning a sharp (that's very sharp) knife) All the bones should come away in one piece; the spinal cord and two rows of bones, one from each side.Be sure… [cont.]
Answered by atbremser - Thu May 10 04:03:15 2007

How do i become a trout fishing guide?
Q. I live in New Jersey But want to become a trout guide in either montana,colorado,idaho, or wyoming. How do i go about it do i have to take any classes in college? Thanks
Asked by Justyn - Sun Aug 16 14:52:26 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. fish fish and fish and read all you can about fishing, join fishing forums and begin to exchange information and make contacts. Start taking out newbie friends or co-workers when you fish, get used to explaining things to people. Its one thing to fish its another to teach someone how to fish, you better know your stuff. Then if you are really serious look into sweetwater guide school They offer a great program and help with placements and you should have some contacts from the message boards that might be able to help you out.
Answered by PearlsOfJoy.com - Mon Aug 17 01:20:39 2009