These fishing buddies are catching crabs which they will use to catch bigger fish later. There's lots of good fishing to be had along Quincy's 26 miles of ocean front.
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Crabs as bait — isn't that difficult? They might pinch!
Love this shot. It looks as if it was a bit windy. Brrr. Their feet must have been cold.
When we left the area, it was banned from fishing/crabbing because of the pollution. I am glad to see it is cleaned up now!
Looks like a hard job - catch a crab then catch a fish! To much effort for me! lol :)
After so long I had not realized Quincy was on the Ocean!!
I love crabs...to eat, not to catch fish. Or steamers....I know you have wonderful ones in your part of the world. I remember, when we were stationed at Hanscom Field, in Concord, we'd rent a plane from the aeroclub and fly to Hyannis for a meal at Mildred's Chowder House, a great seafood stew, steamers and the like. I still remember, tummy growling, 38 years later.
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