Fisherman Tattoo Series- Stoga!

For other Fisherman tattoos in The GMG Fisherman Tattoo Series Click The Link

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Look for Stoga’s Interview tonight at 6PM

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Charlie Talks About Gloucester And Why He Loves Fishing August 10,2008

Rest In Peace Charlie. Prayers go out to your family.

Jimmy T Is A Finalist For Survivor And Needs Our Help!!!!

We’ve got to put the full weight of our community behind one of Gloucester’s favorite Sons- Jimmy T!  He needs our support to get on Survivor.  Please copy the url of this post and send it to your friends and family members to also vote for our boy Jimmy T.

vote here- http://www.cbs.com/primetime/survivor/casting_call//

Jimmy is not only a great guy but he is one of the DOERS around town.  You know, the 2% of people that make 80% of the cool stuff happen.  He volunteers a ridiculous amount of time along with help from others to make the International Dory Races what they are today and continuing the great tradition.  He truly deserves to be on the show for a whole slew of reasons.

From the Survivor Website-

Vote On Your Favorite Finalist
The top 10 finalists are in. Think they have what it takes to win the game? Vote for your favorite now and one lucky winner will head to Los Angeles for an audition with the SURVIVOR casting team.
From Jimmy T-

Dear Friends and Family,

I have been blessed with the opportunity of a lifetime! My video, titled “Gloucester Fisherman” because I am so very proud of my community and maritime heritage, has been selected to the Final 10 of the “Survivor” Casting Call Contest! Whichever video of the final 10 receives the most votes, that person will likely be a castaway in season 21/22 of “Survivor”!!!

Now it’s up to you! My ONLY chance is for you to click on the link below, vote for me, and take a moment to forward this e-mail to as many friends, as far reaching as possible.

Five minute of your time could change the lives of my family!!!

http://www.cbs.com/primetime/survivor/casting_call//

Thank you so much…. your support means everything!

Jimmy T.

I’ll keep this post stickied for a while at the top of the page so if you see someone in the street just direct them to http://www.goodmorninggloucester.com and they can click the link here to vote.
please vote early and often for a great guy that does a ton for our community.

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The Pilot House
The Little Sandra

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Harbor Dory Ride and Fisherman Interview With Gussy Sanfilippo

While Gus Sanfilppo and Billy Edmonds Give Me A Dory Ride I Ask Gus Some Questions About The June 1st Fishing Area Opening

Manny Porter- Real Deal Gloucester Fisherman Video Interview

Here is a real Gloucester fisherman.   The kind they should be writing books about.

Stoga (Joe Scola) Heads Down The Ladder To Board Dragger Pamet

Hey Stoga- Who Killed The Bird?

Tom Ring- Gloucester Fisherman Discusses The Two Month Fishery Closure

Click the picture to view the video

Stevie Aboard The Lady Jane

Stevie has been fishing his whole life. He used to fish with Carlo Mocri aboard the Morning Star and now fishes with Russell Sherman on the Lady Jane.

Fishermen Interview- Susie Byrd 02/17/09

Busty Brancleone- The Real Deal

Busty Brancleone, originally uploaded by captjoe06.

Busty Brancleone’s Right Hand

There are books written about people that make themselves out to be hard core fishermen but really they use fishing as an excuse to bum around the wharf and docks but don’t put the time in.

See this hand?

The man that this hand belongs to is the kind of guy a book about a real fisherman should be written about. A man that could tell countless stories about fishing in real weather in ridiculous conditions.

It’s too bad that armchair fishermen get the glory when the guys that deserve the glory never get mentioned.

Guys like Busty Brancleone. The real deal.

Busty Brancleone’s Right Hand, originally uploaded by captjoe06.

“It’s a hard night’s work”- Boston Globe Article

By Steven Rosenberg

Globe Staff / August 10, 2008

(Editor’s note: Globe reporter Steven Rosenberg recently joined Mark Carroll for a night of fishing off Gloucester.)

GLOUCESTER – Mark Carroll can’t explain why he’s still fishing. He can’t put into words how he fell in love with a profession that has put his life in danger too many times at sea, claimed a lot of his bank account, and his marriage.”

For the rest of the article click this text to go to the Boston Globe site

Steve Repairing The Net After Making Damage

Lady Jane, originally uploaded by captjoe06.

Stevie Mending The Net Aboard The Lady Jane

Here is Stevie mending the net after “making damage”.  “Making damage” is a term used when the net goes over some hard bottom on the oceans floor and it tears the net.

Lady Jane, originally uploaded by captjoe06.

I wonder when the last of these old timers are gone if we will lose those terms.  Ringo, Stevie and Russell are all over 60 years old.

Stevie Aboard The Lady Jane

Stevie Aboard The Lady Jane, originally uploaded by captjoe06.

Ringo Aboard The Lady Jane

Lady Jane, originally uploaded by captjoe06.

Russell Sherman Aboard The Lady Jane

Here’s Russell!

Billy Scrobacyz Aboard The Toots

Billy is one of the good guys.

Clark Sandler Aboard The Sea Farmer II

Clark was telling me how he does all the maintenance on his boat saving tens of thousands of dollars a year in painting costs alone. He painted the entire hull of the boat himself. That’s some work boy.