Properly called bowfin, the fish carries more aliases than John … trout, cotton fish and in South Louisiana, choupique (pronounced shoe-pick). Like gars, bowfin are bimodal breathers which means they have the capacity to breathe both water and air.
Bowfin are considered a “trash fish” by many, but are treasured table fare to some, who find them quite palatable if cleaned promptly. Preparation can be fried, blackened, used in courtbouillion, or in fishballs or cakes.
Combine all ingredients with the exception of the 4 tablespoon flour and oil.
Pat hand with the 4 tablespoon flour and roll into egg size balls.
Refrigerate for one hour.
Fry until golden; garnish with parsley.
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