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Seadogg

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About Seadogg

  • Birthday 11/01/1985

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  • About Me:
    From trout to tarpon, fishing has been a part of who I am for as long as I can remember.
  • What I do for a living:
    Professional captain

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    New England

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  1. So bad ass, but unless I’m after a world record I’ll stick to my Galvans. If MAKO sends me one for free I won’t turn in down though.
  2. Haven’t read all the responses here, but I was able to actually see them, maybe six or so, from east beach in Westport during a recent drive. I’ve seen the components in New Bedford harbor so I know they’re big, but they must be absolutely enormous when assembled, given the distance at which they’re visible.
  3. The fact that there were more small fish around doesn’t mean we were just catching schoolies, bub.
  4. Way more fish back then, and more big ones. There were times we’d be at the islands amidst flocks of birds and breaking fish as far as the eye could see. Trolling the rips was always insane, just fish after fish after fish. I roll my eyes every time I see a social media whore calling a 25-pounder a “slob”. The newcomers of the last 15 years or so don’t know what they missed.
  5. That’s pretty much all I use. They can be retrieved fast or slow, and paused for any period of time without the concern of hanging up. If I’m after bigger fish I use sliders on the sinking line.
  6. His supporters seem to not see anything wrong at home or abroad. Could it be they’re just as weak and inept?
  7. It’s funny you say that. I just called my dad and we talked about it a bit and I could be mistaken, but I can’t see that ice being super safe considering the next pond a mile away is still entirely open.
  8. Just passed through Rochester. Saw several dudes ice fishing on one particular pond, while the one a mile down the road was completely ice free. Granted, it’s a larger, more exposed body of water, but I was surprised to see no ice at all on it.
  9. Cacio e pepe. I’ve made this before, but always sort of half-assed. Tonight I went with a traditional recipe. The sauce consists of just cracked pepper, butter, pasta water, and finely grated Parmesan (pecorino Romano is the standard but I used what I had). It tastes a lot like a light Alfredo sauce.
  10. Not only is it warmer, but the frequency of gale-plus southerly wind events coupled with torrential rain is occurring at an alarming rate. I mean, we’re seeing these things blow almost weekly. Sickening.
  11. At least republicans want solutions to complex problems. Democrats’ current approach to complex problems is to stick their head in the sand or simply redefine them so they’re not considered problems at all.
  12. I am. I’ll be there Saturday and Sunday. You going?
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