Anxiously standing by! My family from the Vaterland all passed when I was young, way before I had a chance to learn how to cook anything from them.

 

Also, my uncle reports a few small bass over the last few days off the beach in Deal and AP.

Went out yesterday in the wind and the sqaulls and got pretty beat up - a helluva trip.

 

Got three shorts and missed a few hook-ups, but I discovered a couple new micro spots. I tell my son every trip out you learn something, or catch, or both, so every trip is a good one.

A few good-sized stripers were caught on the Doris Mae IV today. (Not mine, I only bagged a few nice blues.) Because of the wind and currents, it was pretty hard to keep the jigs near bottom. Although I was a day late, yesterday's bite was great.

Anxiously standing by! My family from the Vaterland all passed when I was young, way before I had a chance to learn how to cook anything from them.

Crap! I am never going to get this. My mom is coming for lunch next week and I will get cliff notes. But it will be "suggestions" until I stand there as she does it and write it down, as previously established.

 

She might do a Turducken this year for Thanksgiving so I'm obviously not going to screw with that. But it wouldn't be the first Rolladden Thanksgiving, so I might be able to talk people out of it if she tries to fall back on a gobbler.

Crap! I am never going to get this. My mom is coming for lunch next week and I will get cliff notes. But it will be "suggestions" until I stand there as she does it and write it down, as previously established.

 

She might do a Turducken this year for Thanksgiving so I'm obviously not going to screw with that. But it wouldn't be the first Rolladden Thanksgiving, so I might be able to talk people out of it if she tries to fall back on a gobbler.

 

Stripers? German Food? Threadjack?

 

???

Nothing this week, I will work on it. I'll ask her to help me make it for an Eagles game. I could pull it off for Easter, but probably not Christmas and definitely not Thanksgiving.