*Yes, I know it's supposed to be the RAINS of Castamere.
• Meanwhile, in other news...
• Maryland Changes Striped Bass Commercial Quota System
"Back in the old days — which wasn't really more than five or six years ago—we could fish five days a week and catch 1,200 pounds a day…. Now we can catch in a year what we used to be able to catch in a day….rockfish is a great fish, but you can buy red snapper cheaper." Read the full article at this link: BaltimoreSun.com Me: Perhaps will leave more fish to migrate north…to us? Thanks to Charlie W. for the tip on this article. |
• Fishing for Tautog: Tips for Deep Water
“Textbooks identify these deep-dwelling freaks as tautog (“blackfish” to Northerners), but in the angling world, these scaly sea creatures are known simply as “tog. ”Deepwater tog can weigh up to 20 pounds, and in some cases, exceed that mark. Fluctuating water temperatures in the transition between winter and spring make monster tog even more precocious than their inshore counterparts.” Read the full article at this link: SaltWaterSportsman.com |
• What Kind of Fish Do You Think You're Eating?
“Think you're eating grouper? Nope, it's Vietnamese catfish. What about cod? Could be escolar. "Can you tell the difference between red snapper and rockfish? Farm-raised salmon and wild? "Here's the thing with fish: once you fillet it and get rid of its characteristics, it can get kind of, sort of hard to tell what from what.” Read the full article at this link: sploid.gizmodo.com |
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