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other tom

09-05-2006 12:34 PM

Re: Massachusetts tuna

thats some nice fish there Ed....great job, thanks for sharing the pics. thats a long run before work....!

Briguy

09-05-2006 03:27 PM

Re: Massachusetts tuna

Ed,

Great post. Reminds me of duck hunting in NJ when I was a kid. My dad would take me to a local marsh and we would blast away. We were done by 8am and I was sitting in my 4th grade homeroom by 8:40 bell. Yeah....all the other guys were jealous.

NICE CATCH! Let me know if you will be down in Fla this winter and we can hook up again.

cSickNick

09-05-2006 05:31 PM

Re: Massachusetts tuna

Quote:

OUZO-

Nice fish! Did you catch it on a green machine or a squid bar?? Nothing like having fresh sushi at 9:00 am, huh?

Green Machine !! Suschi & Ouzo at 9am is the best!
Makes for a nice relaxing day ... :)

BTW; Squid bars make me cry when blues are around!! :( :(
But few blues attacks out there equal TUNA!!

- Nick

ScottM

09-05-2006 05:33 PM

Re: Massachusetts tuna

Ed,
That's exactly how I prepared mine, however I found myself eating pieces as I was steaking the loin out. Since it was raining and the gas grill was out of the question, I tried the George Foreman grill in the kitchen and it seared the tuna perfectly.

RODMAN

09-05-2006 11:40 PM

Re: Massachusetts tuna

George Forman grill work great,ran out of gas and tried it on the GF grill,taste great.

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