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Comment on fishing Boat by Drew

Drew — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 21:37:26 +0000

does he have asperger disease? thats what it sounds like to me

or he may have a major anxiety problem my uncles has that. and he acts immature sometimes in public cause he is so worried about impressing people

Comment on cheap fishing boats by Ray Ketcham

Ray Ketcham — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 21:10:27 +0000

Joshua Slocum?? I still have a copy of his book and in my younger days I read and reread that book. It was almost a bible of sorts, the kind dreams are made of for young men who also worked fishing boats in frigged Alaskan waters.
Funny how now it almost takes an act of Congress or a really large check to get me on a boat but I still haunt the harbors and shoot the wooden ones over and over. I really do understand the attraction.

Comment on sport fishing boat by shokutsu

shokutsu — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 20:48:36 +0000

>bruleeblog

Some might say those same health food guides trumpeting more fish in your diet is better, is leading to the growing consumption levels and hence greater demand on the oceans to produce. It is indeed a Catch-22.

You raise an interesting topic with the whole farmed versus wild debate. I know just from my own salmon sport fishing experiencing this fall, that its clear that available salmon are getting harder and harder to find. And the ones we do catch are getting smaller than in season's past, even compared to last year!

Being more conscious of eating sustainable fish, is indeed a good thing to think about, though as you say, its hard for me to cut out some fish as I would just miss them so much.

Comment on agreed value coverage in marine insurance by Michael May

Michael May — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 19:33:04 +0000

It seems that “slow steaming” is a result of “slow orders”. When you have an excess supply of ships relative to the amount of goods needing movement, then you avoid an appearance of excess supply by reducing the number of passages by each ship. Since energy is still relatively expensive, the ship owners might make out by doing this, even if the additional labor and other expenses (more time at risk means higher ocean marine insurance premiums one would expect) make the particular voyage unprofitable, the mere act of cutting supply might keep shipping rates high enough to support the industry.

Comment on personal watercraft by WatercraftReviews1

WatercraftReviews1 — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 19:07:49 +0000