11.11.2019 - Veterans day od Black fishing

Giorgio

Giorgio

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We went out again Black fishing to try and put some meat on Joe's table. As you can see in the video, it was a perfect day, even when the DEC showed up. They check every boat, they stayed around the bridge all day, they let us fish and didn't bother any one. That was a good job done by them just letting us fish. They saw Joe had his vest on, then said do you have another on on board for him, (me), I pointed to it lying next to me and he said I think you should put it on, I did and we all laughed. Enjoy the video and before you see the video try to guess what candy will we be eating!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLs20SLTnnc
 
That's the Marine Parkway Bridge, which has been renamed to the Gil Hodges Memorial Bridge. I don;'t care what they renamed it, to me it will always be the MPB and the same goes for the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel. That was renamed to the Hugh Carey Tunnel. That tunnel goes under the East River from Brooklyn to the Battery which is the lower end of the city, thus the name, Brooklyn Battery Tunnel. Enough of changing the names and the history class.
 
The boat is fiberglass not tin, thank GOD. The reason for standing is, we both can't fish sitting down, we have to stand and we are pretty careful. We will give a shout out when boats who have no respect for smaller ones just fly by and we will plop our big butts down until the swells go by. It's like these idiots have a brand new toy and want to show the world how stupid they are. Some of these people are fellow fisherman and they want get there before anyone else, so make everyone rock N roll.
 
Well I had a 16’ tin boat....fished it for about 8 years...I beat it and it beat me back.
That boat would pound even on the trailer !!

Not nearly enough boat for me......I’ve never had enough boat for me but I have a good boat for me.
Enough boat.....? Maybe a coast guard roll over rig with water tight cockpit to handle ANY conditions......or better......an aircraft carrier that hardly ever rocks and can take 80’ seas on the bow no problem .
 
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