We bought these at the "Seafood City" store near our house. And they were imported - we've caught these on the East Coast.
Noe said "I like the way Lola cooks it better". She still ate it up ;)
Here's some other pictures from the store.
We'll definitely be adding this place to our list of places to get groceries (La liked the cleanliness especially - but ensemadas didn't hurt either).
They also had blue crabs for sale - and most were still alive! Hmmmmmmm.....
Lots of birds hanging out - especially cool was the colony of Black Skimmers.
I noticed some movement just offshore (literally 5 feet) and saw some stingrays. Oh how I wish I had a good 5wt setup.... These guys were slightly smaller than the ones I used to see while paddling the SUP when we lived down here.
Lots of other cool things spotted while beachcombing.
As we are making our next move across country, getting to see old friends and our favorite spots is a great way to open our new adventures!
La even got into the crabbing action.
Total score - 15 legal sized crabs landed; Noe got pinched once on her foot and twice on her hands (and the last one pissed her off so much she ended up pulling off the claw from the crab); I got pinched twice (this last picture was me getting pinched by the same crab that got Noe); and Marlon got pinched once.
Crabby did dry out and slowly started losing limbs (which contributed to what happens next...).
When we beached, I was hoping to catch a flounder, but there were very few fish around. I did see tons of Stripped Killifish, but none of the bigger predatory fish. Marlon and La paddled their boards really efficiently - the narrower boards definitely paddled faster than the aircraft carrier that had two people on deck. Fun paddle regardless!!!
