Tag: Fishing
Brianmoc Video- Blue Fin Tuna Fishing off Gloucester MA 9/28/11 bluefin tuna 76 inch giant & two fish in two days.
I dare you to watch this video and not get emotionally invested in the outcome!
Brian writes-
Fishing Off Gloucester MA for blue fin tuna is becoming fun. This is the second Fish out of three trips but its not easy. The captain of this boat has been a quick study and thanks to that we got this 275 pound Blue fin that only took 50 min to get in. This shows the how to fish for blue fin tuna are way so in enjoy.
Check out Brian’s site here- www.brianmoc.com
Coming Soon- Three Lantern Marine and Fishing
The Most Insane Footage of Hardcore Fishing I’ve Ever Seen
Thanks Sam Frontiero for sharing
Crazy!
Video From Brianmoc- Blue fin Tuna Fishing off Gloucester MA 9/28/11 Bluefin Tuna 76 inch Giant
Brianmoc writes-
Fishing Off Gloucester MA for blue fin tuna is becoming fun. This is the second Fish out of three trips but its not easy. The captain of this boat has been a quick study and thanks to that we got this 275 pound Blue fin that only took 50 min to get in. This shows the how to fish for blue fin tuna are way so in enjoy.
2011 Crane Beach Fishing Ipswich MA Slide Show From Brianmoc
40 inch Night Striped Bass Fishing Stillwater Smack-it Top Water Bass Ipswich MA Video From Brianmoc
Mackerel Fishin’ With Bobby Viau
Mackerel Trap Fishing With The Santapaola Men Aboard The Amanda and Andy Slide Show From Kara Ring
Fishing in the Annisquam River
Foggy Day For It Photo Elinor Teele-

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and her other works here-
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One Page From Abby Ytzen’s Gloucester Fishing 101 Handbook
Click the picture for just one page from Abby’s Gloucester Fishing 101 book which she produced for seARTS Partner With an Artist Program. there will be many panels on eth walls here at our Dock- Captain Joe and Sons 95 East Main St Saturday from 10-2PM
Click on the picture below to see it full sized and learn some interesting facts for yourself. I for one was astounded at the breakdown of how many of each different type of commercial fishing boats there were. 42% of the fleet are lobster boats, I had no idea, but this is just one of the factoids that Abby has broken down. I think if you click on the picture you will get a sense of how easy she made it all to understand even though there is a ton of data in her book and in her exhibit, ANYONE could easily understand it.
-and this is all stuff that anyone that really takes pride in living in Gloucester or loves the fishing industry should know about.
So be sure to stop on by the dock Saturday 10-2PM
Here’s a map-
Map To Captain Joe and Sons 95 East Main St Gloucester MA 01930
Treasured Audio-Gloucester History Cigar Joe Talks About Fishing In the Early Part of The Twentieth Century Part V
Good Morning Gloucester Exclusive
Cigar Joe Frontiero born in 1898 these tapes were recorded in 1981 when he was 83 years old.
Click here or the arrow below to listen to the Cigar Joe audio Part V
The family of Cigar Joe Frontiero brings Good Morning Gloucester these treasured recordings of Fishing out of Gloucester MA in the early part of the century in the second of the multi-part collection of recordings. I’m happy that the family entrusted GMG with these priceless recordings and am proud to be able to have the platform in which we can archive and share with the community.
Look for part VI April 16th at 6AM
To listen to the previous Cigar Joe Recordings Click Here
The history behind the tapes: Someone had asked Cigar Joe for an interview for an oral history project but Cigar Joe decided to do the recording himself. At the time he was having trouble with circulation in his legs and spent most of the time at home so he bought a tape recorder. He had trouble with the tape recorder and threw all of the tapes away. His mailman took the trashed tapes, spliced them, and made copies. He gave Cigar Joe copies and kept backups (with Cigar Joe’s consent) in case the originals were lost. This occurred in 1981.
Fishing at It’s Best Video
sent in by Christine Mabe-
has to be seen to believe
thanks Chris
You Gotta Really Like Fishing
Maybe it’s because for most of the year we work outside on a cold damp smelly dock but for the life of me I can’t understand why anyone goes out of their way to sit in the cold all bundled up to catch tinker mackerel. There’s about one bazillion things I’d rather do. Much like golf for which I don’t understand the appeal either. Why someone wants to chase a ball around a golf course when they could be at the beach is beyond me.
Brianmoc Video of Porter B Fighting a 42 inch Striper
Brian Moc Writes-
Porter B with yet one more big striped bass in 2010! this little fish was 42 inches & its was his 8th ish in two weeks! Also this guy Catch & Releases! Caught on a raindow Gibbs 1oz pencil popper . Word on the street is his last year fishing because he is getting married to his super hot high school sweetie in 2011!
Brian Moc has a great series of saltwater fishing videos from Cape Ann
You can check out his Youtube channel here
Nice Fish!
Fishing on the Annisquam
Freshly Published Alone At Sea Author John N. Morris Interview
John Morris came by to talk about his new book a 448 page documentation of Gloucester Fishing in the age of sail (1623-1939).
John spent 10 years of his life writing and researching this book. Watch the video and see some of the incredible pictures and details within this masterpiece.
June 10th book signing and reading at Sawyer Free Library.
Read Gail McCarthy’s Gloucester Daily Times piece with John here
Fishing Families and Friends Health and Safety Day at The US Coast Guard Station Gloucester
Here Fishing Safety demonstrations are being performed at Coast Guard Station Gloucester.
Fishing Families and Friends Health and Safety Day at The US Coast Guard Station Gloucester, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Fishing Film – “A Fish Story” (2/24/10)
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24TH @ 7:30PM

On this national day of protest and awareness, come share in the tale of two women who lead their communities in a battle for control of the ocean. Angela Sanfilippo of Gloucester, Massachusetts, and Shareen Davis of Chatham, Massachusetts were born into fishing families and married men who continue to make a living from the sea. Fishing defines who they are and has sustained their communities for generations. But their way of life is threatened when a powerful coalition of national environmental groups file a lawsuit that could put hundreds of fishermen out of business. Three hundred years of fishing tradition and the health of the ocean hangs in the balance.
Courtney Hayes, one of the producer-directors of the film, will present the film and host a Q&A after.

Directed by Courtney Hayes and Tim Gallagher; Not Rated; 60 minutes
21 MAIN STREET
(ABOVE MYSTERY TRAIN RECORDS)
GLOUCESTER, MA 01930
(978) 282-1988
WWW.CAPEANNCINEMA.COM








