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Answer. You can cook it both ways. My preferred way is frying it. Most Pollock fillets are on the thin side so they don't take long to cook. One way that I fry them is just coating them in a seasoned cornmeal and frying 350 degree oil for about 3 or 4 minutes, depending on the thickness.Use the 10 minute per inch of thickness for baking.ost Pollock fillets are on the thin side so they don't take long to cook. One way that I fry them is just coating them in a seasoned cornmeal and frying 350 degree oil for about 3 or 4 minutes, depending on the thickness.
My favorite way to eat them is in a good, spicy, slow-cooked catfish courtbouillon along with a few pounds of crabmeat and other seafood thrown in as well. If cooked down, the catfish will fall apart and blend perfectly with the crabmeat. So try these methods before throwing that tasty fish back in the water.The first step for a trotline is cutting your pickets. I like to have one around 10 to 12 feet and another around 15 to 18 feet depending on the depth of the water.The best way to position your pickets is to find the back of a bend in a bayou where the current cuts the bottom deep within just a few feet of the bank.y favorite way to eat them is in a good, spicy, slow-cooked catfish courtbouillon along with a few pounds of crabmeat and other seafood thrown in as well. If cooked down, the catfish will fall apart and blend perfectly with the crabmeat. So try these methods before throwing that tasty fish back in the water.