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[Big Rob]

Just wanted to say hello and ask if you can eat southern stingray. The ones we have here in NC.

[Danman]

Welcome...i'm sure you can eat anything is you are starvin...:fishing:

[basstardo]

I pulled this from another site:

"Table food? They are edible. Small rays may be cooked similarly to other fish, typically grilled or battered and fried. Stingray recipes abound throughout the world, with dried forms of the wings being most common. Charcoal grilled ray is popular in Malaysia. Generally, the most prized parts of the stingray are the wings, the "cheek" (the area surrounding the eyes) and the liver. The rest of the ray is considered too rubbery to have any culinary uses. In Iceland, eating pickled stingray ("kæst skata") on December 23 is an old family tradition. "

I'm not sure I'd want to eat them, but I know folks who regularly eat cow nose rays from the Bay up here. Taste like scallops according to them.

[Grilled Sardine]

Welcome. Sure you can eat it. Just throw that puppy on a grill!

[Big Rob]

I was just curious because they are everywhere right now at the beaches. You can literally walk in ankle deep and scoop them with nets. I'll try to get a video on here from Saturday with my girlfriend.

[Fishing_Hawk]

welcome, stingray? well i'm not big on seafood, so i sure haven't tried ray =)

[RuddeDogg]

welcome to the family.

[sudshunter]

welcome aboard lots of good info and people here!!! tight lines...

[rattler]

welcome...

[Al Kai]

Welcome.

[Fishman]

Welcome aboard

[Grilled Sardine]

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