So I left some fish out overnight...

[BBBGP]

General rule is that food needs to be above 46 degrees for over 4hours to start the growth of bacteria. Lots of factors determine how quickly or slowly the growth starts after that period.

[GARY]

In this case, it's the fish I would feed my inlaws (or sister).

[justletmein]

General rule is that food needs to be above 46 degrees for over 4hours to start the growth of bacteria. Lots of factors determine how quickly or slowly the growth starts after that period.

If they weren't bagged in a wet/warm environment I wouldn't really think twice about it. They were well above 46 degrees immediately when left out, so probably 11 hours or so.

[dustoffer]

Trotline/limbline/jugline bait if they smell bad.

[highspeed]

Trotline/limbline/jugline bait if they smell bad.

Or hog trap

[OldRiverRat]

Vacuum sealed and in your house overnight, I would think they should be OK

Yep they will be fine


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[AgHntr10]

I wouldn't eat it

[glen]

Not me. Feed dog or cat. Catch more

[Ætheling]

11 hours on the counter at room temp starting around 50 degrees. I guess anything dies if you cook it long and hot enough but thats rollin dice imo.


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[WyoBull]

Vacuum sealed it may be okay as no air would be getting to it to start the spoiling process.
Just cook it well. Hell, maybe invite the neighbors over!

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[Tyrex750]

Trash

[louieagarcia]

Why would you eat those when you have perfectly good fish in the freezer?

[Artos]

Dog food...

[justletmein]

Why would you eat those when you have perfectly good fish in the freezer?

I feel bad for depleting the trout population so much on the coast.

[Smart]

Change label to a whiting filet and is now crab bait or trotline bait ...


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