I will give you guys a break,I can't use the computer in the
water. I may swim out to the reef,so you never know.
Loosewire

 

In my area the lobster is protected, until 1. October, and it is prohibited to take them while you dive....

However, I like this better than lobster:

Dive safe, Loosewire.

 

Our Lobster season starts Nov 1st.

 

our Lobster Season-ing begins with:
Celery Seed, Bay Leaf, Coriander Seed, Cayenne Pepper, Mustard Seed, Black Peppercorns and Purified Sea Salt

 

I like the taste of this one better than lobster. And it is not protected. You can catch it in any way you prefer.

 

Would we call that a stone crab.

 

Would we call that a stone crab.

No it is different species. The latin name for the crab I am talking about is Cancer pagurus. Commonly known as the edible crab or brown crab, A species of crab found mostly in the North Sea areas. The stone crab "Menippe mercenaria". This crab habitat is located to areas in the Gulf of Mexico. But I guess they are quite simlar in taste.

 

Thanks for a peaceful exchange of information,is this a trend.

 

Thanks for a peaceful exchange of information,is this a trend.

Perhaps also because this thread has been free from any gobbledygook.

 

gobbledygook, is that a technical word?

 

gobbledygook, is that a technical word?

Gobbledygook or gobbledegook (sometimes gobbledegoo) is any text containing jargon or especially convoluted English that results in it being excessively hard to understand or even incomprehensible

 

gobbledygook, is that a technical word?

It is in my book, but my book also contains "farbulate" pronounced far-blu-late, as when your breadboard circuit farbulates.

 

Nutt'in like good old Spiny FL lobster. Gimme about 5 tails and I'm good! Nothing comes close to the taste of a good warm water lobster. Especially like in maine where they eat those sea roaches.

Heres an interesting fact. Back in the 1500's - 1800's lobster was considered trash fish or catch and was fed to livestock and slaves. Only in the 1900's did it gain its fame for being such good eating.