The local aquarium has already dispatched a rescue team. :you::haha:

He is a sexy beast, I can see your attraction CB

I think it's the beach shoes. :clap:

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I never met the man, and he lives pretty nearby (Woods Hole/Wareham).
For the longest time I didn't know "Sea Ox" was a boat.
Just kidding; MJ has offered sage advice both across this forum and in personal messages. He has the kind of measured advice plus good humor that is emblematic of all the best posts on this great site.
But MAN are you people tough on him! Still, I remember when I was a young buck on construction crews, and I was told that you really only have to worry when the other guys STOP giving you $**t.

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ok, how about this? his unusually large head is in perfect proportion with the rest of his body.

Priceless hahaha,he just called and yelled at me a few minutes ago. Everyone is out fishing:sand: the race with eels and he says they only want jigged wire so its my fault I told him to fish eels. And u think he only takes ****,well it's my fault he did not bring his wire rods along on a striper trip on cape cod. We bring wire along only on 99.9 % of all striper trips. :sun:

So where is yesterday's flukin report? Oh let me guess, Kenny left MJ's camera on the hill.....

The fish are back over my way. I was out Sunday night until 1 AM banging the Stripers hard off Minot Light in Scituate. I found a pod of Pogies (bunker) and snagged some for livelining. They hit those and eels.

Wow cb,how can u feed a top of the line pogy to a striper,you know those are for tuna :) Heard there were only 100 plus boats at the striper hot spot to open up the comemrcial season,you think that may have spooked em a bit :love:

Pogy=Striper Candy. :love: Same with eels. :clap:
No doubt the netters are changing our fisheries for the bad. They are up here so close to the beaches. They're even weaving in and around the boat moorings netting in areas they are restricted from. Instead of trying to regulate our fish, we need them to regulate our bait. Like they've done in the mid-Atlantic states. Regulate the bait and the fish will take care of themselves.
Whenever I see them netting in areas they are not supposed to be in, I drop a dime to the DMF. I'm not sure how much good it does, but I feel better doing it.:bat: