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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcSibs8gdVY...player_embedded Ouch!!!!!!

very lucky indeed!!!

I love the idea of wind farms......nice, clean energy.......but I have the same fears as elton.....will these sructures get declared vital to national intrest and have an exclusion zone around them???

It is so easy to over stay....then before you know it....trouble!!!!!.......No fish is worth your life!!!!

Good stuff!!!

Thats some serious fish and chips!!!

Never know whats behind you!!!

I think they are like the E-chip lures........Catch more fishermen than fish!!

Penn is making some nice stuff right now.........

I guess the moral is "never a dull day at the beach ".

Neat looking skate/ ray..... do they grow very large ???

Hard to beat a steady deck and catching fish in a barrel!

I have the same light and I like it.....the only feature I don't like is cycling through all the light setting's to turn it off.

great pics.....looks like they had some great trips back then.

What a great trip you must of had!! great pics!!

Just finished checking my traps or some of them I should say. We have a ten pot limit and allowed a limit of 15 lobsters. Fishing was so good today I had to stop checking my traps at #5 as I had my limit. A very nice sunday.

Yeah the commercial guys love seeing someone tied up to one of there strings........wouldn't recommend it

With flying COLORS!!

nice story......nothing like a unexspected lobster dinner to brighten one's day!!!

yellow lobsters are quite rare. A local aquarium would have been happy to take the animal. I didn't realize it at the time and ended up cooking the lobster.......oops!!!! Here's what our state lobster biologist had to say....... Hi Rob, Yes the lobster in the picture was a yellow lobster. It is rare, probably one in ten million. Other than just being an interesting color variation, the different color does not appear to have any other significance. Thanks, Bob Glenn Senior Marine Fisheries Biologist MADMF

swimbait - A swimbait is usualy the soft plastic lures that are highly detailed. You usualy will have to rig these baits with the hook of your choice. Some wil have tails that flair and give the bait more movement, hence the name swimbait, it looks like its swimming.

Fairly Close on your color/geographical location guess brian, they are new england lobsters...I caught this lobby a coupla years ago....lets see what you make of this then!!

Really no need to band them as there is three inches of ice under that rockweed. the cold temps make the bugs sleepy. They also have room to move in the cooler. They tend to get a lot more aggresive when crammed tightly together.

I just thougt they might be one or two other folk that liked to shellfish for the table. Thanks for the reply brian

Does anyone on this site fish for prawns or lobsters ? Or engages in shellfishing in general??? thanks rob