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Skunky
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rapunzel avatar
Beach Fanatic
#3
Yuuummm...Drago's. Dragos and Duran Duran this weekend...I'm actually tempted. How many murders so far this week?
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beats on hood
#4
I've given up raw oysters until I get around to having a hepatitis shot. LOL. I used to suck down lots of raw oysters at Manale's when I was at Tulane and was clueless. Great with vodka shots, as introduced to me and my roommate by her father one weekend when he was in town.

Put an oyster on a saltine, cover it with oyster sauce, chew once or twice, and let it slide down your throat. Yum!

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Beach Comber
#5
All this oyster talk is making my mouth water. I guess ill have to put the boat in the water when the weather clears to go get me a five gallon bucket full.:clap_1: :biggrin:
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SkunkyAuthor
#6
Yuuummm...Drago's. Dragos and Duran Duran this weekend...I'm actually tempted. How many murders so far this week?

None in Fat City or Lakeview, dawlin':lol:
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Beach Fanatic
#7
All this oyster talk is making my mouth water. I guess ill have to put the boat in the water when the weather clears to go get me a five gallon bucket full.:clap_1: :biggrin:

I'm soooo jealous!:twisted: How cool would that be!!!:D When is scallop season open/close capt???
rapunzel avatar
Beach Fanatic
#8
All this oyster talk is making my mouth water. I guess ill have to put the boat in the water when the weather clears to go get me a five gallon bucket full.:clap_1: :biggrin:

I know where you can find a deckhand that would work for oysters!
Beach Comber
#9
I'm soooo jealous!:twisted: How cool would that be!!!:D When is scallop season open/close capt???

I believe scallops are open july -sept15? not positive on the last day. If you go to the Florida Wildlife and Game Commision website it has all of the State of Floridas fishing regulations.

Just to put it out there(ill take a plug whenever:biggrin: ) when I take charters out of Indian Pass we almost always stop and have lunch. I just pull right up to the oyster bar and hop out pick some up try one to see if they are good enough if not i move to another bar. Then I start shucking for my clients.

friedfishcharters@hotmail.com
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FunnChef - AlisonCooks.com
#10
I believe scallops are open july -sept15? not positive on the last day. If you go to the Florida Wildlife and Game Commision website it has all of the State of Floridas fishing regulations.

Just to put it out there(ill take a plug whenever:biggrin: ) when I take charters out of Indian Pass we almost always stop and have lunch. I just pull right up to the oyster bar and hop out pick some up try one to see if they are good enough if not i move to another bar. Then I start shucking for my clients.

friedfishcharters@hotmail.com

sign me up! :lolabove: I love having my oysters shucked for me...no work and all the benefits
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beats on hood
#11
None in Fat City or Lakeview, dawlin':lol:
I thought Fat City was totally wiped out.
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SkunkyAuthor
#12
I thought Fat City was totally wiped out.

Oh no, hardly any damage at all there.
Beach Fanatic
#13
Go Vols!
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SoWal Expert
#14
I believe scallops are open july -sept15? not positive on the last day. If you go to the Florida Wildlife and Game Commision website it has all of the State of Floridas fishing regulations.

Just to put it out there(ill take a plug whenever:biggrin: ) when I take charters out of Indian Pass we almost always stop and have lunch. I just pull right up to the oyster bar and hop out pick some up try one to see if they are good enough if not i move to another bar. Then I start shucking for my clients.

friedfishcharters@hotmail.com
I bet you learned that trick from Dead Fish Larry. ;-) I just finished eating some fresh Mackeral that your Dad gave me today. YUMMY!
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Beach Fanatic
#15
Just chowed down on some Apalach oysters. Heavenly.
Did y'all know that the twister that came through Friday was a water spout come ashore? :eek:
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SoWal Expert
#16
Just chowed down on some Apalach oysters. Heavenly.
Did y'all know that the twister that came through Friday was a water spout come ashore? :eek:

:eek: I love water spouts.....from a distance!! That's pretty rare for them to come ashore, huh?
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Beach Fanatic
#17
the old saying is months that have a "r" in them, but i swam in the gulf last month and the water was 80...seems like it needs to get pretty cold for them to be safe raw....which is bout' the only way i'll eat them...right?:idontno:
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SoWal Expert
#18
I believe scallops are open july -sept15? not positive on the last day. If you go to the Florida Wildlife and Game Commision website it has all of the State of Floridas fishing regulations.

Just to put it out there(ill take a plug whenever:biggrin: ) when I take charters out of Indian Pass we almost always stop and have lunch. I just pull right up to the oyster bar and hop out pick some up try one to see if they are good enough if not i move to another bar. Then I start shucking for my clients.

friedfishcharters@hotmail.com
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SkunkyAuthor
#19
the old saying is months that have a "r" in them, but i swam in the gulf last month and the water was 80...seems like it needs to get pretty cold for them to be safe raw....which is bout' the only way i'll eat them...right?:idontno:

:nono1: Perfectly safe year round thanks to the wonderful invention of man made ice.
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SkunkyAuthor
#20
Go Vols!

I think you meant 'valves' as in 'bivalves'. Or are you volunteering to knock back a few dozen cold salty ones?:lol:
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beats on hood
#21
Oh no, hardly any damage at all there.
The NO Yacht Club was wiped out though, right? I've seen photos of boats piled on top of buildings there (couldn't tell if it was the main clubhouse).
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SoWal Expert
#22
:nono1: Perfectly safe year round thanks to the wonderful invention of man made ice.
Yes, thanks to Apalachicola's very own, Dr Gorry, we have Oysters year round - most of the time. Interesting that he unknowingly helped grow the Oyster industry when trying to cure Tuberculosis (or something like that).
Beach Comber
#23
I bet you learned that trick from Dead Fish Larry. ;-) I just finished eating some fresh Mackeral that your Dad gave me today. YUMMY!


Yep. The mackereal have been in St. Joe Bay lately there alot of fun off a seawall.
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SkunkyAuthor
#24
The NO Yacht Club was wiped out though, right? I've seen photos of boats piled on top of buildings there (couldn't tell if it was the main clubhouse).

Yep, yacht club is gone

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