Trip Report: A Somewhat Dangerous Catch
- / BY Joe Sarmiento
- / October 12, 2011
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at 8:00 am
Great post Salty! Your story telling has me feeling like I was there with you guys. I’ve got a few scars from Dungenous crabs in Oregon, and don’t forget my famous bat ray photo incident. That one still gives me chills.
at 8:10 am
Something about these trips with you and Dan. Hmmmmm
at 12:05 pm
I don’t mean to laugh at your misfortune, but picturing that scene (crab on two thumbs watching the lobster escape) cracked me up.
Great post as usual.
at 12:35 pm
No worries Charlie. It was funny…not so much at the time, but definitely with a little time removed from it. My kids laughed at me too, so what can you do? I get my revenge tonight when I eat him! Thanks for stopping by.
at 4:20 pm
LOL – if you are too slow , buy a pair of these 🙂
http://www.amazon.com/Browne-Co-Cuisipro-11-Inch-Salad/dp/B004VE78BA/ref=sr_1_18?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1318461476&sr=1-18
at 4:33 pm
Someday I’ll fish with you and get you back Mann 😉
at 4:45 pm
I’m not kidding 🙂 Lots of people use salad tongs for blue crabs out here. Smaller blue crabs are just wide enough to pinch your thumb and pinky. Devious ba$t@rds. Definitely use the tongs or a leather glove for sorting and cleaning out a tank
I feel your pain dude. I had a crab get me at VA Beach a few years back.
at 8:13 am
You should have fallen on the crab and the lobster effectively killing them both.
at 8:15 am
What kind of salmon is that. It better not be my king 😉