Chamber Vac for walleye

When you use a chamber vac for Walleye, do you seal in water, or without?


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Bauer

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As a couple guy's who always froze a meals worth of fish fillets in quart bags with water around them, my friend who now owns a chamber vac and I are going around in circles trying to determine what is right. We are testing both ways for real world results, but I figured the ever-smart NDA crew could help speed things along.

To vac in water, since you can, or to seal just the fillets, that is the question.

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Allen

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One only froze fish in water using bags, milk cartons, or ??? to help prevent freezer burn by having your fillets exposed to air. If properly vacuum sealed, there's no need for water IMHO.

That being said, I don't use a chamber vac.
 

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I use a food saver vacuum sealer (not chamber vac) so there is of course no water, but it prevents freezer burn.
 

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