ScubaNorth
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ThatsMe:the lobsters down here in SC dont have claws
Maybe he's on Vacation here from SC.
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ThatsMe:the lobsters down here in SC dont have claws
matt_unique:I dove Halfway Rock three times this week/weekend. On two dives I spotted the same lobster missing both claws. --Matt
Ron Frank:Maine Lobsters
..... I have also never been pinched good by a claw of course that is just luck and the fact that they scare the heck out of me. I know that fear goes away the first time you get the business end of a claw and realize you will survive but hopefully I never find out.[/QUOTE:I have found that instinct takes over and the urge to yank the hand away prevails. That would certainly remove a claw.
ScubaNorth:Just learned something new the other day, a lobster missing both claws is called a "pistol".
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MASS-Diver:I don't know where you heard that, but we refer to doubled culled bugs "Bullets" it's a pretty widely used term - if fact when I lobsters (seasonal commerical license) the fish mart has a price for culls and a price for bullets.
ScubaNorth:I heard the term from a friend but I looked it up on line. Alright are we gonna have to have another discussion take off like the ole underwater sign language thread. About all I know about lobsters is that if I catch them they either have eggs, are too small or have a mark on their tale that may or may not be a V notch but qualifies for look don't touch. I think if I did the math I spend about $200 dollars a pond for the keepers I am able to actually eat. I defer to the local NELD experts on this subject.
http://www.crewdog.net/lobsterpage/misc/gloss.html
MASS-Diver:I just don't want any of you guys embarrassing yourselves
ScubaNorth:I think if I did the math I spend about $200 dollars a pond for the keepers I am able to actually eat.