Preheat the smoker and smoke the burbot fillets at 165 degrees Fahrenheit for around two hours (dependent on how big the fillets are). Combine the honey and paprika and brush this glaze on top of the fillets every 30 minutes. Credit: Raeanne O’Meara. The smoked burbot is done when it gently flakes apart.
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- What does the burbot eat? Small burbot eat zooplankton and insects, larger burbot prefer fish. Other fish (e.g., burbot, pike), otter, mink, birds (e.g., loons, mergansers, terns, gulls) and humans. Spawn in winter under the ice, broadcast spawn, eggs are very small (about 1 mm in diameter).
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