Squeeze juice of 2 lemon wedges over both sides of bass fillets. Let stand
5 minutes. Lightly pat dry with paper toweling. On plate combine flour and paprika. Dip fillets in flour to coat lightly.
In large non-stick skillet sprayed with no stick cooking spray, heat oil.
Saute fish over medium-high heat for 3 to 4 minutes on each side, or until
fish is opaque and just flakes easily with a fork. Salt and pepper to
taste.
In small bowl, combine all Light And Lemony Dill "Butter" ingredients (margarine, onion, etc). Makes about 1/3 cup. Serve 1 to 2 teaspoons over each serving of bass fillets or garnish each serving with remaining lemon wedges, if desired.
Other Notes
Bass are very good to eat. Largemouth, smallmouth, Kentucky and
spotted bass all taste the same -- delicious. Part of the fun of bass
fishing comes with the wonderful meals that follow, made possible by your
angling skill.