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Place the knife behind the pectoral and cut, aiming towards the head of the fish.
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Next, use the same motion on the other side of the fish, cutting the head off completely.
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Putting your fingers into the stomach via the cut hole, carefully remove the guts of the fish.
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Starting from where you removed the guts, cut the fish open along the belly of the fish.
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Once you've cut open the belly of the fish, remove the remaining guts and blood while rinsing the fish under cold water.
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Once you've finished washing the fish, place your knife along the spine of the fish, and separate the fillet from the spine.
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Tilt the knife sideways, keeping the knife pressed along the spine as you cut.
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Continue this way until you reach all the way to the tail, and remove the fillet.
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This is what you should have at this point.
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(2-layer fish fillet)
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Next, cut off the fillet still attached to the spine by slicing with your knife running along the spine of the fish.
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And here we've completed the 3-layer filleting.
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Now we need to make it easier to eat.
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Place the knife along the stomach bones of the fish, and remove the pelvic fin and stomach bones from the fillet.
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(For both fillets.)
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And here you have successfully completed a perfect 3-layer filleting of fish.