Max put together a mackerel lure...and pulled out three on the first go! I even caught one (and that never, ever happens).
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see my contribution is going to good use... are you back in Bar Harbour??
So.. I am guessing having someone who understands the ocean and aquaculture does benefit the fishing eperience. At least better results then the first time I saw you fishing from your boat.. handline, big shad trolling lure and about 8 knots under the hull. more likely to snag something than catch a fish!
Now you can have all the fresh sushi you want....
Marvelous writing mr Ohearne - magic. GREAT. Nice piccies to guys. The story around the cray net challenge was particularly good to read. I have the utmost confidence in your guys abilities. Well done - especially on the panic (or rather lack of) front. Sounds like you brothers are becoming REAL seafearers. Strive on my brethren, Strive on (with a capital S) Peace and love and a plethora of lesbian midgets. Mizza
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