
- Yellow Jack
How To Fillet A Yellow Jack
How To Fillet A Yellow Jack
What To Make With Your Yellow Jack
Use our Fish Recipes Database to find recipes that use different Yellow Jack parts. These “off cuts” include but aren’t limited to; the collars, ribs, head, skin, blood line and the fish frame. You can also do more with the internal organs of the fish, but I don’t have much experience with that yet. The video above will be the best way to follow this break down process, but I have also included a how to guide below as well.
How I Got This Fish
I got this fish a few weeks ago when I was out spearfishing off of Dania Beach. I was actually out scoping out some spots for Grouper season when I came across this guy. I hadn’t shot a Yellow Jack in quite some time so I decided to take this one to make some new recipes.

It definitely was not the biggest Yellow Jack I’ve ever gotten, but it was big enough to make a few meals out of for Brittany and I! These are one of the best eating fish in South Florida in my opinion. I also did some experimenting with some new recipes using this fish that should be coming out soon!
I hope you enjoy this tutorial on How To Fillet A Yellow Jack:

How To Fillet A Yellow Jack
Equipment
- Cutting Board size depends on the fish
- Serrated Knife
- Kitchen Shears
- Spoon
- Trays
Materials
- Wax Paper to line the trays
- Paper Towels for drying the fish
Video Tutorial
Steps
- Make Sure Your Fish Is Bled, Gutted And Completely Dry.
- Remove The Left Fillet

- Remove The Left Ribs

- Remove The Left Collar

- Remove The Right Fillet

- Remove The Right Collar

- Remove The Right Ribs

- Scrape The Backbone

- Remove The Head

- Remove The Bloodline

- Remove The Skin

- Overview








