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Soak the cleaned or filleted fish overnight in a gallon of water and I think 2 tablespoons of salt and 1 teaspoon of baking soda. Be sure to remove any dark meat when cleaning. Some people use malt vinegar for the soak. My local commercial fisherman uses a clear cold spring to clean out his live Tennessee River catfish. I think he leaves them in there for two or three days. They don't have a muddy taste at all.
I have soaked my filets in water for years and it removes a lot of the fishy taste, like stated above wait 2 or 3 days with the filets in water and the Fishy taste won't be all gone but it will have died down a lot..