fish pan

[Carmen Kuhn]

I bought a large fish pan recently. It is a very nice pan and I don't regret buying it. The guy I bought it from said it is an unmarked Lodge. I can't find a way to verify that. Looking for photo to verify.

 

[SpurgeonH]

Fish pan? Like a cornstick pan but they are shaped like fish? Or a fish fryer? Is it long (oblong?) pan?

 

[Carmen Kuhn]

The large pan roughly 12 x 15.

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it is also rectangle shaped not oval. looks like an oversized cake pan.

 

[Doug D.]

A photo of the entire bottom, including handles (if any), and showing any markings would help.

 

[JMoss]

Carmen
Probably a fish fryer for a Sportsman Grill.

Does it look like this:
http://www.modemac.com/cgi-bin/wiki.pl/Sportsman_Grill_by_Birmingham_Stove_and_Range

Jack

 

[Doug D.]

it is also rectangle shaped not oval. looks like an oversized cake pan.

 

[Carmen Kuhn]

Jack it doesn't. I'll try to post a photo tomorrow if I can figure out how to.

 

[Doug D.]

Lodge made a fish pan, apparently a large, 12x20 oblong with nub feet and wide, split loop handles.

 

[Carmen Kuhn]

 

[W. Hilditch]

I see a modern lasagna pan, not a fish pan.

Hilditch

 

[Doug D.]

Regardless, Lodge called it a fish pan. They also made a similarly shaped, 17.5"x9"x4" piece they called a Camp Fryer which could be had with or without a cover that doubled as a griddle.

 

[Sharon Shuman]

Fish, lasagna, or anything else? Who cares... It's a really neat pan. Another of those things I've never seen (there are so many!) Thanks for sharing, Carmen.