Just want to clarify that I'm not blaming my husband for turning El Whacko into an armadillo. I was getting/setting up the towels while he rinsed the back 3/4s. I didn't see any tomato juice residue on El Whacko either when he got out of the tub.
Never heard of snook, had to look it up. Learn something new here every day.
Are Snook good to eat?
Although stone crabs are eaten in large numbers thanks, in part, to commercial fisheries that support restaurants and fish markets, there are few foods more coveted in Southwest Florida than snook. It's illegal to buy or sell a snook. If you want to eat one, legally, you have to go out and catch it yourself.
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In the Atlantic, snook must be not less than 28 inches and not more than 32 inches total length, which is measured from the most forward point of the head with the mouth closed to the farthest tip of the tail with the tail compressed or squeezed while the fish is lying on its side.
It's on the internet so it must be true.
Lucky Warner, he got snookered and got to keep the family jewels. Is that beautiful bird still keeping you boat rats in line?
It is a great picture and thank you for sharing it on the "wrong" porch!
Or I could send you two feet and you'd be good to go for another 15 years.
Batteries, lucky you! AW still doesn't seem to be shipping. But yeah, I get it. Batteries aren't exactly new and shiny stuff.
Yeah, I've seen you all over those naughty, enabling threads. You go girl!
I just haven't been enticed. Almost but not enough to hit the button. Still don't have my FT account back (they changed my email and poof, no more access after that, maybe after New Year's I'll get around to it). I am saving tons of money though.
A big selling point for Provaris was that they were indestructible, and they are. Now it's kind of the sticking point. Seriously though, I am very happy with them and if my husband needs a heart transplant in ten years I can sell a couple of the new ones and pay cash for the surgery. Still, I miss the anticipation, stalking the mailman, opening new shiny and trying it out.
Noper, dat's a fellow Warner Bayou Boat Ramp (my 'office') Rat.
Gary caught a 25" snook and was holdin' it by da lip to remove da circle hook. Well, da snook got impatient and did a tail flip as a lady was takin' da pic. Apparently Gary's grip wasn't as strong as da hook.
Thought dat it was an awesome/lucky pic and had to share.
Yeah, I messed up and posted on da wrong porch... oh well... Just to keep dis front porch relevant, dat snook made two smokin' runs! View attachment 722643
Never heard of snook, had to look it up. Learn something new here every day.
Are Snook good to eat?
Although stone crabs are eaten in large numbers thanks, in part, to commercial fisheries that support restaurants and fish markets, there are few foods more coveted in Southwest Florida than snook. It's illegal to buy or sell a snook. If you want to eat one, legally, you have to go out and catch it yourself.
and
In the Atlantic, snook must be not less than 28 inches and not more than 32 inches total length, which is measured from the most forward point of the head with the mouth closed to the farthest tip of the tail with the tail compressed or squeezed while the fish is lying on its side.
It's on the internet so it must be true.
Lucky Warner, he got snookered and got to keep the family jewels. Is that beautiful bird still keeping you boat rats in line?
It is a great picture and thank you for sharing it on the "wrong" porch!
Yup. Not even any good sales on the old stuff I use!
Although, in a few more years I may have to get another box of rayon...
Or I could send you two feet and you'd be good to go for another 15 years.
I got what I like, and another year's worth of juice supplies, so on occasion all I need to do is get batteries.
Yay. Batteries.
Batteries, lucky you! AW still doesn't seem to be shipping. But yeah, I get it. Batteries aren't exactly new and shiny stuff.
I thought I was stocked up. But, a couple of things happened.
One, I was looking for a clearo for my brother and discovered the Joyetech Ego One tanks and the CLR's. By far, the best clearo/coils I've ever found. So, still stocking up on those.
Two, I kept hearing about the screens having a limited lifespan and decided to stock a few variable mods that don't rely on a screen. IOW potentiometer mods. I have a few now. So, done. Except I still would really like to have a Squid.
IOW, I just need some more CLR's and I'll be done.
Unlike you, I do still want more things. Of course, I had been shopping for the last little bit I need. That exposed me to more shopping and wanting. Like that pretty red Joyetech eVic VTwo Mini that I have no my Wish List on FT.
Yeah, I've seen you all over those naughty, enabling threads. You go girl!
I have everything I need to be a happy vaper for more years than I hope to last. Well, except for things like juice supplies. I like old tech too. I don't like multiple battery mods (have a few I am going to list in the classies when I know I will be home) but then I see a great sale on something and, well, I have a new love or something else to sell. I like what I like and have what I like. Some new shinies have replaced old likes.
I just haven't been enticed. Almost but not enough to hit the button. Still don't have my FT account back (they changed my email and poof, no more access after that, maybe after New Year's I'll get around to it). I am saving tons of money though.
There was a long stretch of time where I wasn't even paying attention to what was new. I had several of one particular mod and one particular tank that I was happy with, and I was using store-bought screw-in coil heads for the ease and convenience. Then the mods I was using started to fail in quick succession, and I was in the market for something new and hopefully more reliable. In short order I had switched mods and tanks, and I had become an always-TC user. That was about a year ago.
A big selling point for Provaris was that they were indestructible, and they are. Now it's kind of the sticking point. Seriously though, I am very happy with them and if my husband needs a heart transplant in ten years I can sell a couple of the new ones and pay cash for the surgery. Still, I miss the anticipation, stalking the mailman, opening new shiny and trying it out.