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Your dog is looking great Todd! It was a good match between you two.

I got that from NJ F&W many years ago-it had to be the in the 90's. If it's not true I'll start eating that part again. I appreciate you looking into it, because I have been robbing myself!

Many years ago from similar information I stopped eating the small piece of meat next to the breastbone. It is kind of like the lateral line on fish and hold more of the chemical contamination.

Golf is a great game. I too gave it up years ago for family time and to preserve a little duck hunting and fishing time. Hitting a good golf shot(for us former hacks) is a great feeling.

Nice find!

Unfortunately, I couldn't get the audio to work so I read the transcripts from 4 of them. Do you need an Apple device for the audio? I do have an Apple account so I could sign in. The most unbelievable one so far is about the frat at the College of Charleston making fake Xanax and selling it all...

I can help you with that Carl. Get your checkbook out. The rest will be easy.

I'm going to listen to this Eric.

I agree with you Eric, he was a remarkable and very unique guy. Regardless who answered your sons email, the fact is it was answered and it was clearly important to him that happen.

The very best news is you didn't have to get your toolkit out on the way.

These are so cool and such classic Jersey sneakboxes. You have the best stuff!

This is really interesting Bob. Can't be many of these around.

What a great boat and example of a Barnegat Bay sneakbox. Sailing this must be really fun.

Call her today Rick!

There you go Rick. I am sure those bags referred to are nice, the guy makes very nice boats and I don't see the bags being any different.

An auto ( or other) upholsterer could probably make them also. I have two of Diane's canvas bags that are around 20 years old and are good as new, the zippers are fine, and I wouldn't trade them for anything. They are just so well made, you can't get anything like this that is a production piece...

Greg those Yammy 2 stroke were one of the best motors ever made. I'd never get rid of it either You know what else Chad? It's a pull start and never fails. I admit at 66 I wouldn't mind having an electric start, but then I would have to put a battery in my AA Blackjack and would be looking at...

I'm glad you got yourself a motor, and am sure that you will be happy with it. If I ever wanted to get rid of my 25 Yamaha 2 stroke, which I just don't see but admit is possible (ughhh), I'd be looking at what you looked at.

I don't think you can go wrong on either one. I had a Suzuki DF140, but that is not comparable to what you're looking at(it was a good motor). But I see many smaller Suzuki motors around these days and owners seem to like them. Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but my understanding is that...

Hi Bob-on that thread I noted a gun cleaning rod from the house I used to rent on LBI and which you identified as once belonging to Rube Corlies. I have been looking for the cleaning rod for around a month. I actually don't even have a ton of stuff in general these days and thought it would be...