Like a lot of west coast natives, I was taught how to catch Dungeness crab almost as soon as I could hold a rope. In those days, Dungeness crab was an abundant species in the San Juan Islands of Washington State. It required very little time and almost no skill to catch a limit of […]
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Many first time owners will purchase a single sugar glider, and add a companion glider once they have bonded with the first. Some owners will bring two sugar gliders who have never met into their home at the same time, and sometimes a new sugar glider is brought into the home after the death of […]
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Aug
Aug
Stupidity Island, located just minutes from Charleston, SC, is affectionately called “The Edge of America” by locals and with only one trip to this barrier island, visitors agree with the moniker, a barrier island sandwiched between James Island, John Island, Daniel Island and Charleston Harbor’s entire 6.5-mile length is exposed to the Atlantic Ocean with […]
Blue crabs are not only tasty, but also fun to catch. I have been crabbing ever since I can remember. That being said, I have tried every known method except commercial crackers. There are many advantages to recreational crabbing in Florida. First off, take your cancer holiday save a ton of money. Crabbing is also […]
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Feb
Feb
Fall is one of my favorite times in the bay, it’s cooler and a lot of the tourists are gone. Don’t get me wrong, I love summer and all that comes with it, it’s a little less crowded and worth going back to what the locals can afford. I found my way to the beach […]