Girlfriend wants a good steak. I live in West Islip, any recommendations for a really nice place to take her. Teller's was our go to but we want to try somewhere else.
Shoulda, woulda, coulda changed the Traction Cable on my trusty, old Toro 826 since it was completely bottomed out in the barrel sleeve against the lock nut. So, when I fired the blower up, the friction disk kept slipping enough to stop any strong forward motion. I was going to buy a new cable...
Hi Cell. I always trim the "belly" out and dice the clams. Otherwise the chowder looks muddy. Making clam chowder from fresh clams is a lot of work but it's fun and worth it. Checkout that bowl of delicious clam juice. I begin to steam my clams in very little water and the juice is almost pure...
Bundled up and ran across the bay today on the low tide to enjoy the fresh air and catch a batch of clams for clam chowder. Donned my waders and clam rake and scratched up all I needed in twenty minutes. very enjoyable winter outing.
Not only did the water clear up but there was a huge growth spurt in the clams. The clams have growth rings like trees and it was very easy to see the difference. Also we have been seeing a resurgence of scallops if you know where to look.
Shoveled and warm water washed all the snow out of the boat in the driveway to get ready to shrink wrap. Unfortunately, the weather, mostly wind, has been a problem for my wrap guy and the schedule keeps slipping. I totally understand his predicament.
With the nice weather yesterday, I hauled the boat at Captree and power washed it at the house. Waiting for it to be wrapped. Another season comes to a close with the Contender but I'm still active on the water with my 24' Carolina Skiff. Next warm spell, I will be clamming and scalloping.
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