notabob
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That might do the trick...
Lobstah Video test
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ericfine50
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Where were you diving? Cape ann?
Thanks
Eric
Thanks
Eric
wackodacko
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thats a HUUUUGE lobstaaaaaaaaaaaarrr
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decapoddiver
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Eastern side of the U.S... New England area...Somewhere between northern Maine and southern New York.....
Actually, we were off my new buddy's boat that he launched in Marshfield(?)area. We had no GPS but I think we were north of Brant Rock by about 1 mile and about 1 mile off shore. Depth was 22 feet. Sorry but that's about the best I can do. We decided that it looked good and took a chance. Lots of eggers but we did manage to get 3 keepers. I still like Cape Ann better
P.S. Yes, everything does look bigger. It looked about 10 lb's until I held her
Actually, we were off my new buddy's boat that he launched in Marshfield(?)area. We had no GPS but I think we were north of Brant Rock by about 1 mile and about 1 mile off shore. Depth was 22 feet. Sorry but that's about the best I can do. We decided that it looked good and took a chance. Lots of eggers but we did manage to get 3 keepers. I still like Cape Ann better
P.S. Yes, everything does look bigger. It looked about 10 lb's until I held her
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