sad loss of a fisherman in HMB area

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2012/03/27/BAC51NQVE9.DTL&tsp=1

Those big crab pots are so big, man I am so sorry for his family and friends.

I always pay my respects to the memorial when at HMB.  RIP.

This is why I only use unweighted Promars.

nightmarish scenario.

RIP.

I was buying some crabs a few months back and was disgusted by a man trying to get a deal on one of the crab boats. The man was being loud and obnoxious in front of a long line of customers. He claimed that he could buy cheaper crabs in a bigger market. Finally, the Capt of the boat told him that he can always go to the bigger inland markets and buy crab that's been sitting on it's piss for days and weeks  The guy then left with his tail between his legs

I'd gladly pay the price of what these guys bring in at the end of the day - IMO, they deserve it 

Rest in Peace fellow fisherman 

This is why I only use unweighted Promars.

It would take a lot of additional weight to bring you down with that Promar.   

RIP to a fellow fisherman. 

Rey

guess another reminder why its the most dangerous occupation. 

http://www.riskmanagementmonitor.com/the-10-most-dangerous-jobs-in-america/

So, that is what actually happened. They brought in that guy at my work (Seton Coastside) escorted by paramedics and some sheriffs. There was a big cut on his right eyebrow. I thought maybe there was some foul play involved. Poor guy, may he R.I.P.