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Smoke away!!!
brooksy
Master of the Pit
Awesome boats!!
Smoke away!!!
Very cool Case...those are beautiful!
Red
Red
Beautiful! The green tug is my favorite. Always wanted a Lord Nelson Victory Tug. Maybe some day when I'm old and get tired of messing with sails. And I win the lottery.
Those crabs look good too. Never eaten Dungeness on the shell. I'm guessing there's a lot more meat per crab than we get in our beloved Blue Crabs. Another couple months before the crabs get good around here, so maybe it's time I tried Dungeness. I see them at the seafood market from time to time.
Those crabs look good too. Never eaten Dungeness on the shell. I'm guessing there's a lot more meat per crab than we get in our beloved Blue Crabs. Another couple months before the crabs get good around here, so maybe it's time I tried Dungeness. I see them at the seafood market from time to time.
Nice thread Case, those boats are truly a work of art & the crab feed, dang ! Tasty !
Hey MD
Take it from me, Dungeness is the way to go
Gary
Take it from me, Dungeness is the way to go
Gary
Funny story, had a friend from back east come out and visit. We went to the local fish house for dinner. He asked for a dozen whole crabs. The waiter looked puzzled went back and came out with a platter of 12 crabs. Needless to say he revised his order to one!
I used to do boat deliveries on the East coast. Got weathered in one trip and stuck way up a river in a place called Half Moon Bay Georgia. Was the Georgia Auburn football game that night. The owners of the marina threw a big party. They coked up two wheel barrel full of blue crabs, a two wheel barrow full of oysters!! I picked a few of the blue crabs and finally gave up. I ate more than my share of oysters! They cooked them all over charcoal in a 55 gallon drum that was cut in half lengthwise.
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