This week Devin Cole of Holitong, PA spent 4 days with us fishing for the mighty Florida peacock bass. I had the pleasure of spending 3 of the 4 days with Devin in search of this hard fighting speices.
Devin is just recently starting to get into the sport of bass fishing and as his knowledge exspans [...]
A man was fishing and he caught a crocodile.The crocodile told him, "Please let me go. I'll grant you any wish you desire."The man said, "Okay. I wish my balls could touch the ground."So the crocodile bit his legs off.
One day a fisherman was lying on a beautiful beach, with his fishing pole propped up in the sand and his solitary line cast out into the sparkling blue surf. He was enjoying the warmth of the afternoon sun and the prospect of catching a fish. About that time, a businessman came walking down the beach, trying to relieve some of the stress of his workday. He noticed the fisherman sitting on the beac
The Fisherman aka Hubby had a great moment with nature on Saturday and enjoyed a little fishing R&R. Now don't get me wrong, everyone has their own ways of relaxing I just prefer to have a Spa, a glass of wine and most importantly nothing that requires me to do work. But for the Hubby it involves a boat, fishing poles, beer and a lot of work. His satisfaction is gained when he can come home str
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Fishing may be considered to be both a career and a hobby. For those working in the fishing industry, the person could be the one managing such a fishing company, or be out there in the sea hauling the fish as bountiful harvests.
For those just enjoying the thrill of fishing, [...]
Portnahaven and Port Wemyss (pronounce port weems) in the south west of the Rhinns of Islay, are two of the most beautiful and picturesque villages on the island. As a first time visitor you might get the impression that it's only one village, specially when you find out that there is only one church, but don't let this fool you. The church has two entrances, one for the Portnahaven community and
Fisherman's Wharf is to San Francisco what La Rambla is to Barcelona. An iconic tourist attraction and neighborhood of San Francisco, California, it is full of life and culture.There were street performers here too. And a lot of tourists from all over. It encompasses the northern waterfront area of San Francisco from Ghirardelli Square or Van Ness Avenue to Pier 35. Attractions within Fisherman's
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I felt like regurgitated dog shit on Sunday (I wish I could say it was from partying over the weekend but sadly it wasn't) so I spent my day indoors watching a Deadliest Catch marathon. I was bragging to Andy telling him how I could be a fisherwoman*. How I could haul those pods and bait them, then drop them back in, count out the pinchy crabbers with their long ass legs. I could withstand 20 foot
West Bengal: An Indian fisherman whose father was killed by a tiger twenty years ago has survived a similar attack.
The Bengal tiger struck on Tuesday as Fatik Halder was crab fishing in the Sunderbans mangrove forest. For 20 minutes he was embroiled in a life or death battle with the animal, which bit and clawed him repeatedly.
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Photo: millzero.com Years ago, I was told a story that says a lot about the general British attitude towards money. While it’ll no doubt be new to some of you, others will have already heard it. Either way, I think it’s still worth reading.Here goes:A successful investment banker was at the pier during a holiday in a small Spanish coastal village when a l
San Francisco is one of our favorite places to travel. The food. The people. The homes. The trolley. And did I mention food? Lots of seafood. One of the areas we kept visiting was the Fisherman’s Wharf.
This is San Francisco’s most popular destination and features the Pier 39 with many restaurants and shopping areas. It [...]
There was once a disciple who claimed his Guru never taught him anything. Disciples are always like that, it is part of God's lila, His Cosmic Play. We humans perform krida, which is unconscious play, play which we do not know how to control. Only the play of gods, and of our ancient Rishis (Seers), is a lila, cosmic pastimes which are always under their control.
This disciple pestered his Guru
Fisherman’s Wharf is a neighborhood and popular tourist attraction in San Francisco, California, U.S. It roughly encompasses the northern waterfront area of San Francisco from Ghirardelli Square or Van Ness Street east to Pier 35 or Kearny Street. It is best known for being the location of Pier 39, San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park, [...]
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When I was reading some books for my trip to Cancun I came across the following story. I had read it previously and it has been around for many years but I like it so I decided to share it for those of you who haven’t read it yet.
The American investment banker was at the [...]
A 35 years Indonesian fisherman named Dede Koswara got a simple cut on his knee as a teenager and after that began growing tree-like welts all over his body. The welts soon became into mossy, branching growths. Dede was sacked from his job. His wife left him and he has been raising his two children. He was made into the village freak. To make ends meet he even joined a local "freak show", parading in front of a paying audience alongside victims of other peculiar diseases. Local doctors had no cure for his condition. But now an American dermatology expert who flew out to Dede's home village south of the capital Jakarta claims to have identified his condition, and proposed a treatment that could transform his life. After testing samples of the lesions and Dede's blood, Dr Anthony Gaspari
The Halaszbastya or Fisherman’s Bastion is a terrace in neo-Gothic and neo-Romanesque style situated on the Buda bank of the Danube, on the Castle hill in Budapest, around Matthias Church. It was designed and built between 1895 and 1902 on the plans of Frigyes Schulek. Its seven towers represent the seven Magyar tribes that settled [...]
The Japanese love fish. The fish must be very fresh to please the Japanese palate. For several decades, the fish stock in Japanese waters was steadily decreasing. So, fishing boats had to go further out to sea to fish. Naturally, it took longer to bring the fish back. The fishermen had to use bigger fishing boats to store more fish in order to make the trips worthwhile. If the return trip took more than a few days, the fish would not be as fresh. So freezers were installed in the fishing boats to enable fishermen to freeze the fish at sea. But the Japanese consumers were picky; they could taste the difference between fresh fish and frozen fish. As a result the market price for frozen fish was lower than that for fresh fish.Fishing companies made less profit from selling frozen
Several years ago during a vacation in Minnesota, we were fishing in a wilderness area. I was with my family, I was home for the summer staying with them for a month. Dad and I liked to fish, Mom and my sister were hiking and enjoying themselves at the lake.Around mid-afternoon I happened to see a tall, well built fisherman in chest high waders walk by where we were sitting. He said hello and kept going upstream, on a path through the heavy underbrush.We were just below a small public campground that bordered the stream where we'd left our car.Curious where this stud might be headed, I told my dad I was going back to the car for something and took off after the stranger, letting Dad watch my gear.I saw him several yards further on, going towards the parking lot of the campground. He was he
Matava - Kadavu Enchants a World-Weary FishermanBy Bill BoyceANYONE WHO TRAVELS THE WORLD IN SEARCH OF FINEfishing locations eventually has what I like to call,'The Century 21 Moment.' You finally find one of those places that you barely dreamed could exist: one full of insane adventures, gorgeous blue water and friendly locals eager to share their little slice of heaven. When you leave, you vow to return as soon as you can possibly make the trip.But when you do make that much-anticipated pilgrimage back to paradise, the first thing you see as your vehicle leaves the airport is a gold, Century 21 sign. That's the moment you know that your paradise is lost.Marlin Magazine Nov 2007, Fiji ArticleYou know the scenario; we fishy types in our baggy shorts and tournament T-shirts are soon outnumb
Kors Michael Kors Fisherman Sandal$99.99 (was $195-- save 48%!)Available at: smartbargains.comI've just started wading through the April issues of my favorite fashion glossies and visions of spring fashions are definitely dancing in my head. With so many exciting new looks emerging, it's had to know where to start. A smart way to begin each new season is by looking for sale finds from the early adopters who started showing this season's hottest looks early. A perfect example is Michael Kors and spring's super hot high heel fisherman sandal. Michael Kors has been showing heeled fisherman style sandals in both the main line and the Kors line since last season, but the trend is on fire for spring. Get the look for less by snapping up this pair of Kors Michael Kors "Mandarin Fisherman" Sandals
Weekly Shorts is a blog/site that tells short stories. Well, they are short but I like reading them. It's nice to see stories that are not so long. First, I really don't read books. And second, I only read those of horror, mystery, fantasy and sometimes those involves history. I think it would be nice to have such stories compiled in one book, like all short horror stories in one book :)Anyway, I have read this "The Fisherman’s Daughter" story by J Scott. The story is about a lady who is to marry a prince who she doesn't love. And friendship with someone of different race have sacrificed for her happiness. It's a nice story. And I think teens would love those kinds of stories by the way.
Let me introduce you to the "Fisherman Jewelry". These are the two new necklaces I mentioned last night. Was planning for one but turned out two of them. These two are a bit different from my other pretties because I used two metal jigs instead of the usual beads and crystals.
I was tempted to buy these jigs when I visited the fishing tackle shop with hubby two weeks ago. Their colors are just
Two of my lifestyle of Male' pictures have being published in February 2008 issue of SILVER KRIS (The travel magazine of Singapore Airlines).
One picture show a man unloading bunch of banana's, its under the title in my portfolio as Ramadan Day 7: Banana number 36. And the other picture is Male': Capital of Maldives. Which shows part of Male in sunset hours.
And here are some snapshots from SILVER KRIS Magazine
Februry 2008 Cover Page
Page 99 & 100 (Pictures taken by me)
Continue reading "Daily life of a Maldivian fisherman"
Your man won?t have to fish for compliments from you when he sports these oh-so-provocative fishnet briefs. His most private parts are captured just perfectly beneath sexy stretch mesh. The contoured...
(Archived in: Personal Freedom Social Design)This story could have been posted on any of my blogs, because it has to do with life in general. It should be retrospective for the digital nomads and sovereign lifers out there.I saw this at the Nomad4Ever blog, which I have been frequenting. Hats off to Christopher for the post, and hopefully it has been altered enough not to be construed as duplicate content. Either way, it is worth posting to The Sovereign Journey.BTW, don't know if you have noticed, but the issues of sovereignty and personal freedoms are finally getting some play in the mainstream media. Maybe the sheeples are finally waking up.The Fat Rich Dude and the Poor Island FishermanOne morning a fat rich dude on vacation was sweating his way along a Caribbean beach and saw a poor island fisherman pulling in his boat with his meager morning catch.The fat rich dude stopped and blurted out "not much of a catch today". The poor fisherman politely replied "not much, mon", but smile
[English] A silhouette of a fisherman waiting for a big catch.
[German] Ein Scherenschnitt eines Anglers, welcher auf einen grossen Fang wartet.
[Spanish] Una silueta de un pescador en espera de una gran captura.
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I am attending a Spanish class so I try to translate some simple Blog entries to Spanish. Hasta la proxima :-)
DESTIN – Adlee Bruner’s fishing story is about the big one that didn’t get away.
Bruner and five friends headed out Saturday morning on a charter boat, hoping to catch some grouper to enter in the annual Destin Fishing Rodeo.
Instead, Bruner landed a gargantuan 844.4-pound mako shark, setting a new record for the decades-old tournament.
“It was tense,” Bruner, 47, said about the fight to land the 11-foot shark with a mouthful of huge teeth. “I’ve fished for 40 years. I’ve never see one that big.”
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And the funniest thing is the people whining about the death of the shark.. big friggen deal.. a monster PREDATOR shark is dead.. obviously none of them have either listened to the news in the summer about all of the shark attacks (more and more every year), seen someone who has been attacked or been the platter of the day for a shark.
It wouldn’t be so bad if the shark made a distinction between humans and their usual food (other fish) and didn’t see each
A fisherman in Bavaria claims to have seen a two-meter long crocodile approach him while he was fishing from the shore of a small lake near the town of Amberg. Standing up at the sight, the fisherman startled the creature which then turned and quickly swam away, violently splashing the waters behind it with its huge, reptilian tail. Local police are taking the man’s story quite seriously as he says he is “absolutely sure” of having seen the thing. They have begun a thorough investigation of the incident and are now searching for the animal.
When interviewed later by reporters the fisherman, still clearly exited and with not a little bit of liquor on his breath, said that in all his years of fishing in Bavaria, this was only the second time he had ever seen a crocodile of this size and color. “The other ones are usually much smaller and pink with little yellow poke dots on their snouts,“ he said.
Another local fisherman warned police that this was also the same guy wh
Another well placed article by Adrian this time on the Marlin Expert website...===========================================================Marlin Expert: Fisherman's Resource Information Guide for Marlin, Information about fishing for Marlin - Pacific Blue Marlin trolling luresWhat Went Pear Shaped # 1 - Trolling Lures For Pacific Blue Marlin2.30pm heading away from the Kadavu Seamount 1. Trolling a spread of 4 lures near the Kadavu seamount – A purple Hollowpoint Cabo Killa on the long rigger, and a blue/white/yellow/pink Black Bart Hot Breakfast on the short rigger, both lures with a single 10/0 Stainless steel hook stiff rigged on wire. 19 feet of 400lb wind-on and 9 feet of 300lb Ande leader. Short and long corners were a huge silver / yellow custom MBT Monster and a John Lau Linda, both 12/0 double hook loose shackle rigged at about 45 degrees. (Pakula style)Marlin Expert: Fisherman's Resource Information Guide for Marlin, Information about fishing for Marlin - Pacific Blue Mar
Hmm… delicious… You can find the ONLY In-N-Out in San Francisco at Fisherman’s Wharf near the south end.
Yes, this spray paint artist IS becoming more famous.
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THE waters rush'd, the waters rose,A fisherman sat by,While on his line in calm reposeHe cast his patient eye.And as he sat, and hearken'd there,The flood was cleft in twain,And, lo! a dripping mermaid fairSprang from the troubled main.She sang to him, and spake the while:"Why lurest thou my brood,With human wit and human guileFrom out their native flood?Oh, couldst thou know how gladly dartThe fish across the sea,Thou wouldst descend, e'en as thou art,And truly happy be!"Do not the sun and moon with graceTheir forms in ocean lave?Shines not with twofold charms their face,When rising from the wave?The deep, deep heavens, then lure thee not,--The moist yet radiant blue,--Not thine own form,--to tempt thy lot'Midst this eternal dew?"The waters rush'd, the waters rose,Wetting his naked feet;As if his true love's words were those,His heart with longing beat.She sang to him, to him spake she,His doom was fix'd, I ween;Half drew she him, and half sank he,And ne'er again was seen.Tran
Swinging By the Fisherman's Feast On SundayThe North End (Fleet & North Streets)Click (here) here for details on the 2 Feasts Left in AugustKnow of Any Interesting Boston News or Events That You'd Like to Share?Email me at beantownblog@gmail.com
A 13 year old boy who was fishing in the Netherlands hooked a Dutch scuba diver’s lip. I am sure that this was a surprise for both the boy and the scuba diver, but at least he caught the lip because there are other places that could have made this situation a lot worse.
According to Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf Wim van Huffelen, who was scuba diving in the North Sea, said, “I heard a sound on my head and immediately I felt a jerk on my lip.” The newspaper also placed a picture in the report that showed the diver with the hook stuck in his mouth.
A doctor was able to finally get the hook out of his mouth. As of right now there have been no other details on this story. I would like to know what happened in between him getting hooked and getting to shore with the hook still in his mouth. Did the scuba diver get reeled to the boat or only enough for the boy to see that he didn’t have a fish? Hopefully they will provide more details later on.
This dish was one of the things which I used to buy as a TV dinner (normally when I've had a hangover for some reason) and have never quite had a the right kind of shallow dish to prepare it in for myself. However, when my friends, Anna and Jose, left to go back to Spain, they gave me the perfect stoneware dish to make something like this, and it was about time I made good use of it.My local Sainsbury's once again let me down on the ingredients front, as it does nearly every time I go there. The selection of fish to choose from was pretty useless, with not a single piece of smoked haddock, which is what I really wanted for this recipe. So, I had to go with some Cod and a couple of 'Crayfish Medleys' (pre-cooked Crayfish, Mussels and Prawns). Not what I necessarily wanted to put in it,
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Catalog Review : The Northland Fisherman catalog and fishing guide is a booklet which contains 96 pages fully loaded with fishing information, resources , tips, and the little "secrets" that will help put more fish in your livewell.
Their catalog contains all the latest legendary lures and the proper techniques on how to fish with them . A great catalog for fishing products and some really
I recently came across this story on The Anthropik Network, and I think it succinctly illustrates some of the most fundamental distinctions between a hunter-gatherer lifestyle and the cultural "work ethic" that pervades the modern global society.An American investment banker was at the pier of a small coastal Mexican village when a small boat with just one fisherman docked. Inside the small boat were several large yellow fin tuna. The American complimented the Mexican on the quality of his fish and asked how long it took to catch them.The Mexican replied, "only a little while."The American then asked why didn't he stay out longer and catch more fish?The Mexican said he had enough to support his family's immediate needs.The American then asked, "but what do you do with the rest of your time?"The Mexican fisherman said, "I sleep late, fish a little, play with my children, take siestas with my wife, Maria, stroll into the village each evening where I sip wine, and play guitar wi
An Indonesian fisherman hooked a rare coelacanth, a species once thought as extinct as dinosaurs, and briefly kept the ``living fossil'' alive in a quarantined pool. Justinus Lahama caught the four-foot, 110-pound fish early Saturday off Sulawesi island near Bunaken National Marine Park, which has some of the highest marine biodiversity in the world. The fish died 17 hours later, an extraordinary survival time, marine biologist Lucky Lumingas said Sunday. ``The fish should have died within two hours because this species only lives in deep, cold-sea environment,'' he said. Lumingas works at the local Sam Ratulangi University, which plans to study the carcass. The coelacanth (pronounced SEE-la-kanth) was believed to be extinct for 65 million years until one was found in 1938 off Africa's coast, igniting worldwide interest. Several other specimens have since been discovered, including another off Sulawesi island in 1998. The powerful predator is highly mobile with limb-like fins, and
He liked the idea of picking fights. He inherited the trait from his father, Aatmaram Gaekwad who was the most dreaded inhabitant of the little fishing village they lived in, slap bang in the middle of the city. Papa Gaekwad had been known to use an incredible array of weapons to help him win his many battles. His ability to turn anything into a weapon was what had earned and sealed his reputation. The thing that bothered their neighbours and friends about Aatmaram the most was that he was always completely sober at his meanest. He didn’t attempt to strangle his wife or kick the shit out of his sons while drunk. He went for them when he was sober and angry. And Papa Gaekwad was angry a lot.
It could be anything. Politicians, Muslims, fishermen with motorboats, people in cars, men riding bullock carts, other men’s wives, other people’s children, taxes (even though he didn’t pay any), the municipal corporation’s ineptitude, temple priests, traffic police…at some point or the
With the help from members of the WetCanvas forum, I managed to shrink what was a very large file to an acceptable level for this blog. The thread can be found here.My problem was very jagged edges once downsized. After some experimenting I decided to use "Bicubic Sharper" with PhotoShop without using the "Save to Web" function. The image is larger but because I want this blog to provide good quality images (I promise to get better ) the file will be larger. I will try and remember to put the size of the file with the link so that you have some warning if on a dial-up connection.Click to view 624kb imageQuick links:Free Subscription to SnapShots by Emai technorati tags: boat, sea, moonta bay, wet canvas, wetcanvas, forum, wetcanvas forum, bicubic sharper, photoshop, save to web, photos, snapshots, images
ingredients2lb (about 1kg ) potatoes2oz (55g) grated cheese (optional)1lb (450g) white fish7oz (200g) or 1 cup of frozen peas2 hard boiled eggs (sliced-optional)8oz (225g) mushrooms (sliced)methodPre-heat oven to gas mark 6/200`C/400`F.Peel potatoes and boil in a saucepan of water until cooked and drain.Cook fish in a pan with a little water for 20 minutes. when cooked, remove skin and bones then flake into small pieces.Boil frozen peas in a saucepan of water until cooked and drain.Make a white sauce(or see below for white sauce recipe)Mash potatoes with a little margarine and milk. Add black pepper for extra seasoning.Put fish, peas, mushrooms and sliced egg in an ovenproof dish.Pour sauce over.Spoon the potato on top and sprinkle with cheese.Bake in pre-heated oven for about 30 minutes, until the potato topping is golden brown
fshrmn Originally uploaded by zelnunes. I guess we might call this stud a muscle cub 'cause he's not quite old enough to be a muscle bear. But the black fuzz on his back, extending up onto his head and around to his taut chest, bodes well for future development.Many pretend but he's the real deal.
{mosgoogle right}OITA -- The captain of a fishing boat is missing after his boat was mysteriously found stuck between a freighter and its anchor chain in Beppu Bay on Thursday, coast guard officers said.The Oita Coast Guard Office has been searching for Minoru Kanafuku, 73, captain of a 4.9-ton dragnet fishing boat. Kanafuku had left Uomi Port in Hirao, Yamaguchi Prefecture, at around 4:30 a.m. on Thursday.A seaman with the Panamanian-registered freighter NSS Grandeur fo [...]
