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Cool pics, Scott. Could you define smoke wagon and hogs leg please.

No, I don't see many fish heads for meals here, except on platters or what not with the rest of the fish. The rabbi's method was to turn your head a little askew and suck on the thing sideways. I can't remember further details.

When I was a kid, my family and I went to a very orthodox Jewish family's house for dinner once. The man there was a rabbi. Strictly kosher food, of course. When the Mrs pulled the tray that she was cooking out of the oven, it was all fish heads lined up in some rows. Everyone side glanced...

A friend of mine was a oil rig diver, cut his teeth diving for the navy during the Vietnam conflict. His brother was the dive tender that looks after the divers working for the oil companies....monitors the gauges when the guys are in the decompression chamber. A job with heavy responsibility...

Nice snapper!

Awesome looking day, Ray.

Ray, nice work at the home, I guess you and your Mrs. Good to see the senior citizen chomping down.

Speaking of commercially available barbecue sauce, adding a little red wine makes a big difference. A guy with a barbecue restaurant bottles and sells his sauce that he uses in his old family establishment. I know him a bit and told him that the bottled sauce is good, but not quite the same...

You guys see this river Salmon that Eric Clapton caught up in Iceland? A fly fisherman, apparently. Wonder if he released it?

For some reason the big ol' giant tuna don't seem to lose anything taste wise. It's one fish that they really need to give catching them a rest for ten years or so.

Very nice! Is it cool at that elevation?

Being from San Diego, he was probably amazed at what a real river looks like. Must of had great fun.

That one guy sure is bundled up, it looks suspicious.

That looks boring compared to hunting gators. :lol:

Willie, is it a lot harder to catch those when fishing from the bank, not drifting?

Ray, Northern, California Coast, where I dove between Santa Cruz and San Francisco, was home for lots of Abalone. I say was because it was a long time ago. They were divided into size restrictions depending on the different shell color types, which I guess indicate species variations. Pry...

When free diving for abalone, we used to hang a gunny sack from the inside of an inner tube, then put the abs in there. You could kick around pushing the tube when searching, and the weight of your load wasn't a problem to lug around. From a boat things are different, but kicking in through...

Nice pic. Looks dry on the mountain.

I liked the part in the movie, "One Flew over the Cuckoos Nest", where Jack Nicholson steals the bus and takes the other patients from the mental hospital on a joy ride and they all had a fantastic fun time. A great movie if ever there was one. Ray taking the nursing home folks fishing made...

A big heart, Ray should take the whole nursing home fishing on his boat.