I can recall commonly seeing racks of salmon drying in the sun when my family would go to Maine in the 60's.
That stopped, but I can also recall an article in the 70's welcoming the return of salmon to the Penobscot River. That too did not work out as well as hoped.
Maine has had a pretty good...
I love my Garmin GPSMap, but i stopped with the annual updates because they would just change features that didn't need to be changed, and which would force me to learn a new way to operate an already hard to operate machine.
This is another reason not to update.
Capitalism and lack of...
"Large amounts of fresh water can deplete oxygen levels "
Why? I know that warm water holds less oxygen, but why would fresh water?
Is there any difference between rain runoff and snow runoff other than temperature?
A foot of show is equivalent to an inch of rain, so I don't know if there is...
Before we scrap the concept of wind power altogether, maybe there's a way to satisfy all the relevant interests?
For example, due primarily to land and off shore wind generation, Scotland generates much more power than it consumes, exporting large amounts of electricity to other parts of the UK...
"I do agree that the spring spawn North of the GW needs to be protected as well as the Raritan Bay area where alot of those big females start feeding in spring"
We don't know whether a female, caught and released, will then spawn, or take a pass!
Jaws, on the other hand, in retrospect, has to be one of the stupidest movies of all time. I read the book 50 years ago and cannot recall how it differed from the movie.
The premise of the movie is that a giant shark has decided to stay inshore in the shallow water and feed on humans.
So what...
Cod, by Mark Kurlansky, is a fantastic book. He explains how for 600 years, cod from the Grand Banks helped feed much of the Western World, including most of the slaves working the sugar fields in the Caribbean. That's why salt cod is part of the national dish of Jamacia, even though they have...
A buddy suggested that when it does get cold when your boat is still in the water, keep the lower unit down, in the water.
His reasoning was that you were not going to get much marine growth that time of year. However, if there were any water in your lower unit after you tilted the motor up, it...
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