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Lottsa "Keepahs", but only one had fins...

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Roccus7
Roccus7MOD2021#1
"Commuted" this morning, heading to a bucolic cove in a close-by river. It's the only place I've ever fished and besides the normal cacophony of gulls, terns, sea gulls, eagles, geese, turkeys, roosters and ospreys, you hear cow bells from cows grazing nearby. I often add to this soundtrack by pulling out the Bluetooth Speaker and listen to Beethoven's 6th Symphony.

It was a morning of "First Drifts". As soon as I had a hit or hooked up it was time to leave that spot because further casting was futile. I kept going on a circuit of "the" spots in that cove. I had been casting towards the shore all morning, but when I decided last cast, I tossed my plug out away from the boat into the middle of the cove just for chit and giggles. BAM, a 28" keepah violently crashed my popper, so she's been invited for dinner tonight...

As far as the 4 other "Keepahs", I hit the river at slack tide and found a huge flotsam patch that had 4 beautiful lobstah buoys. We use these to decorate the trees on the path going down to the dock...

Ironically, just yesterday I was listening to lobstahmen complaining about all the gear they had been losing recently because of pleasure boats cutting off their buoys. I laughed out loud when one said, "You know those crazy people from away now have 2 outboards on their boats!! Why do they need two." He was exactly echoing my thoughts in that unless you're running 100 miles to the Hudson Canyon, why incur the expenses of more than 1 motor if you really don't need them except to compensate for other "shortcomings" in you life...

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AdmiralOriginal Crew21,694 postsSince 2018
Old Mud
Old MudFREE2021#2
"Commuted" this morning, heading a bucolic cove in a close-by river. It's the only place I've ever fished and besides the normal cacophony of gulls, terns, sea gulls, eagles, geese, turkeys, roosters and ospreys, you hear cow bells from cows grazing nearby. I often add to this soundtrack by pulling out the Bluetooth Speaker and listen to Beethoven's 6th Symphony.

It was a morning of "First Drifts". As soon as I had a hit or hooked up it was time to leave that spot because further casting was futile. I kept going on a circuit of "the" spots in that cove. I had been casting towards the shore all morning, but when I decided last cast, I tossed my plug out away from the boat into the middle of the cove just for chit and giggles. BAM, a 28" keepah violently crashed my popper, so she's been invited for dinner tonight...

As far as the 4 other "Keepahs", I hit the river at slack tide and found a huge flotsam patch that had 4 beautiful lobstah buoys. We use these to decorate the trees on the path going down to the dock...

Ironically, just yesterday I was listening to lobstahmen complaining about all the gear they had been losing recently because of pleasure boats cutting off their buoys. I laughed out loud when one said, "You know those crazy people from away now have 2 outboards on their boats!! Why do they need two." He was exactly echoing my thoughts in that unless you're running 100 miles to the Hudson Canyon, why incur the expenses of more than 1 motor if you really don't need them except to compensate for other "shortcomings" in you life...

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HEY !!, that last one is MINE !! πŸ™‚
CommodoreOriginal Crew5,182 postsSince 2018
longcast
longcastFREE2021#3
"Commuted" this morning, heading to a bucolic cove in a close-by river. It's the only place I've ever fished and besides the normal cacophony of gulls, terns, sea gulls, eagles, geese, turkeys, roosters and ospreys, you hear cow bells from cows grazing nearby. I often add to this soundtrack by pulling out the Bluetooth Speaker and listen to Beethoven's 6th Symphony.

It was a morning of "First Drifts". As soon as I had a hit or hooked up it was time to leave that spot because further casting was futile. I kept going on a circuit of "the" spots in that cove. I had been casting towards the shore all morning, but when I decided last cast, I tossed my plug out away from the boat into the middle of the cove just for chit and giggles. BAM, a 28" keepah violently crashed my popper, so she's been invited for dinner tonight...

As far as the 4 other "Keepahs", I hit the river at slack tide and found a huge flotsam patch that had 4 beautiful lobstah buoys. We use these to decorate the trees on the path going down to the dock...

Ironically, just yesterday I was listening to lobstahmen complaining about all the gear they had been losing recently because of pleasure boats cutting off their buoys. I laughed out loud when one said, "You know those crazy people from away now have 2 outboards on their boats!! Why do they need two." He was exactly echoing my thoughts in that unless you're running 100 miles to the Hudson Canyon, why incur the expenses of more than 1 motor if you really don't need them except to compensate for other "shortcomings" in you life...

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Some nice decorative pieces!
AdmiralOriginal Crew20,411 postsSince 2019
Roccus7
Roccus7MOD2021#4
Some nice decorative pieces!
A eloquent friend said, β€œDinner and decor!”
AdmiralOriginal Crew21,694 postsSince 2018
captmike28
captmike28FREE2021#5
When you work that hard to catch your dinner it usually tastes just a bit sweeter.
Well done, Roccus. And I do like your decorative flair!!!
CaptainOriginal Crew1,847 postsSince 2018
Roccus7
Roccus7MOD2021#6
When you work that hard to catch your dinner it usually tastes just a bit sweeter.
Well done, Roccus. And I do like your decorative flair!!!
Collected free-floating lobstah buoys and doormats woven by "The Admiral" with discarded warp collected in dumpster dives by yours truly -- Downeast Decor..
AdmiralOriginal Crew21,694 postsSince 2018

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