That,s why I have a good women. She is all about the sea as well.No problem here.
Lobster,shrimp,scalops,cod and tuna,smoked trout,salmon from the sea. What ever her heart desires.
Just spent an hour and a half of good listening.
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And IMO,they may have. It,s nothing new to keep fish on a stringer for the day and release them. I have seen many swim away happy and healty. If your just floating around,theirs no harm,as long as they are strung right.IMO.a basket type keeper would be better.
Guess you missed "the story" part.True adventure. That,s what caught me with your thread Mike.
Wish I had the,,,punch in the head get your attention kind of post ,way.LOL
Simply the best you have posted Mike. Amazing.
I cant wait til you get a fishing magazine deal.
There,s members here that have deals,but (with no disrespect to them,their all good) you bring something different.In one word,STORY. Something that keeps you reading.
Thanks for taking the time and sharing.
THE RIFLEMAN
The shorts are killer.
I,ll be pick,n up some ribs in the morning boys.
Always good tasting and meat falls off every time.
Yep,smoke pot and indirect heat. I do mine at 250 for 4 hours. I use a dry rub.Leave in the fridge for 10 hours. Then slap a wet rub in the morning. Sits again for 6 hours. Pull it out of the fridge and let it rest to room temps,then lay it on the BBQ.
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