Illinois Trappers Association prepares for annual fur sale
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January 21, 2025
MMMM Smoked Salmon
One of the best things about catching Lake Michigan salmon is getting to eat it later. I was lucky to bring home 14 pounds of it last week. My favorite cooking techniques for salmon is of course, smoking it. My husband and I have smoked salmon three times with different brines each instance. Capt. Bob […]
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