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What a reminder. Growing up, my Dad owned a hotel and restaurant in Wildwood. Naturally, our summers would be "down the shore." I would crab in Grassy Sound but we would hitch hike to the Cape May area to fish. The fish were plentful from the surf or on the Delaware bay side. That was a peaceful...

Hi Mudboy, I have never fished there but I see people catching pike. I have dug in the stream beds for prehistoric sharks teeth. I probably got 25 to 30 over the years, from that area. it was under water many moons ago as evidenced by the marl deposits. I just may fish there real soon.

On Saturday, Marian and I walked along Barton Run in Marlton until we got to Christopher's Mill in Medford. Two miles with no chiggers and no ticks.

I was in that area of the country this past January, So West VA, WV, and we did some hiking and we did notice a lot of similarities except for the mountains. I spoke to several country boys and when I talked about the Pines, they couldn't understand that NJ is basically flat and when talking...

Bird I zoomed in and it looks like a bird to me. I am not a birder but it could be an Egret

Do you think that it could be as popular as Punkin Chunkin?

Great catch. It has been a while since I caught a Drum, nice going.

fires I heard on the news this morning that there are 14 brush/forest fires burning in the state at this time. The Joint Base is the largest.

It is only a matter of time before we start seeing attacks in the Pines. If you get too close to a yearling watch out, Mom isn't too far behind. They usually hunt in packs of 6 if they have their young with them or in a pair if they are adults. Being pack anlmals you could see any combination of...

A friend of mine, who just got out of the marines, wanted something to eat with a beer. We went to old Ships Inn and he ordered one of those award winning cardboard pizzas. He also asked for some garlic. They gave him a restaurant sized container of powered garlic. Tom opened the quick pour side...

Wow, this does bring back memories. I remember passing the Hut but never went in. I do remember "Old Ships Inn" in West Berlin. In the early 1980's I lived in Alluvium which was down the street from the place and I can remember cold beer and crabs, bad pizza and more cold beer. It was a fun place.

I know some Rangers and they told me that there is no way that they go back to the station to relieve themselves. Our law enforcement works that way. If you are a relative, neighbor, friend or a good looking chick, a cop will not give you a ticket. If they are in a good mood, you may get away...

It has been years since I caught a drum. I like how they taste if prepared properly. I am not much of a cook so I don't know what is the best way to cook them. On Wed, 5/26, Ed Campbell and I are going after Stripers out of Barnegat. Hopefully we will be sucessful.

I didn't know Jim but I did read his posts. Being a cancer survivor I have a special feeling for those families who go through this illness. My prayers are with Jim and his family. Tony Repice

Robin Roberts, the great Phillies pitcher of 1950's fame, died earlier today. He was 83. He played major league ball for 19 years and is in the Hall of fame. I have digital photo of each individual from the Whiz Kids of 1950.

30 days in the electric chair should cure them. Shouldn't we be a forgiving society and just fine them $100,000? I could use the help with my taxes.

Stale beer? I never let beer get that old.

It was really nice to meet and see faces of the people that contribute to this great website. The beer and wings are always good but the best part of the evening was talking to you folks. I can't wait for the next time that we can meet. I thank each of you for a pleasant evening.

Ben, you are on the right track, you will be doing 25 miles soon and that is better that most folks that bike. Your choice of bikes is also right on.