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To: RGSpincich
LOL... and I caught the keeper with the tide going out.. I was giving up because my arms hurt twirling the 100' or so of line!!!!!! I had hubby massage it some....that was an arm workout!. .... lol..

Actually Stugeon is delicious tasting. I was wanting it and wanted to fish for it. It was something I wanted to do for awhile, and chartered Capt fish and hooks. He can be located on www.fishsniffers.com or something like that... It was great. And sturgeon fishing is only good during winter they say....so, no control on the fog... boy was it foggy. It didn't let up til about 12-1pm...I heard this one person on the cb stating that this yaht called flying A's went by with crab cages.... me mind went into the gutter not hearing that right....lol... But it turned out it was the Oakland A's yaht..... going up to Discovery Bay after dugeoness crabs..

698 posted on 11/15/2004 6:09:28 PM PST by runningbear (Lurkers beware, Freeping is public opinions based on facts, theories, and news online.......)
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To: runningbear

How do you cook sturgeon bear? barbeque? plain grill? oven, what? I can remember when I was a kid my father and some fishing buddies used to go sturgeon fishing once a year. I don't ever remember eating it tho. Of course, I absolute hate fish. UNLESS it is something like I had in Mexico called Durado and I didn't even know it was fish. I love shell fish but regular fish, ewwwww!! I have suffered through a few salmon barbeques but I usually hoist most of it onto David's plate on the sly and fill up on salad and potatoes etc. I take fish capsules for my omega's!!


700 posted on 11/15/2004 7:44:53 PM PST by Canadian Outrage (All us Western Canuks belong South - we'd make good Americans!!)
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