Tackle and Techniques. You can't fish Yellowtail with one rod, On a slow bite most fisherman prefer to use small anchovies for bait, go as light as 12 to 15 pound line on a small conventional reel with a light rod as the fish can be fussy or line-shy.
Make the sausage gravy with turkey sausage or chicken sausage. Lighten the gravy up with part chicken broth, beef broth, or vegetable broth. Experiment with the ratio to keep it creamy while cutting calories and fat. Add a little buttermilk or sour cream to the gravy for some pleasant, tangy flavor.
1. Purchase about 2 pounds mild pork sausages, such as French-style with white wine and thyme in a single long piece, or connected links of mild Italian or regular pork sausages. 2. Lay sausages flat and coil to form a round disk. Slide a metal skewer horizontally through middle section of sausages, then push another skewer through meat perpendicular to the first, forming an X. Place sausages in a close-fitting rimmed pan about 10 by 15 inches.