Tag: Jeremiah Nicastro

GMG Q&A- Jeremiah Nicastro

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Here’s Jeremiah Nicastro with Nick Novello from last summer-

How long have you lived in Gloucester?

34 yrs my whole life

What is your favorite season In Gloucester?

Summer

Do you have any secret outdoor spots in Gloucester where you go to “get away”?

My Yard

What is your favorite pizza joint in Gloucester?

Delaneys/Sebastians it is a toss up

What is your favorite sub shop in Gloucester?

Yellow Sub

What place would you go for a romantic dinner in Gloucester?

Rudder

What is your favorite bar in Gloucester?

Rudder in the summer

What is your favorite breakfast joint in Gloucester?

Charlie’s

What is your favorite local event in Gloucester?

Fiesta Seine Boats Races

In the summer do you prefer the beach or to be on a boat?

Boat

Who is your favorite local artist?

Donald Moshet

Which is your favorite local beach?

Wingaersheek

Who has the best chowder in town?

Hailbut Point
Do you prefer haddock chowder or clam chowder?

Wow tough question

What were your thoughts on The Downtown Block Parties last year?

I thought it was great I would love to see a block party every weekend all summer. Why not? Open main street up, allow no cars on Friday and Saturday nights from 5pm to 1am,  foot traffic only, give local businesses more of an oppurtunity to make money

What is your favorite local band?

Mile 21
Thanks, Joey

Nick Novello and Jeremiah Nicastro Rhumb Line Tournament Update

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Nick Novello was kind enough to forward me a few pics of this tuna that Jeremiah Nicastro landed on 50 lb test and a striper rod.

Nick Novello and Jeremiah Nicastro Rhumb Line Tournament Update, originally uploaded by captjoe06.

Here is Nick’s update-

“We were in the Rhumbline Striper Tourney and only landed a 24 lb Bass.  We did get lucky on this 100+ pound Football Tuna However.
Jeremiah was on the rod, and I was on the wheel for an hour and a half on Saturday.  50lb Test on a striper set up, Shimano Baitrunner 6500 on a Penn Slamer 30-50 class rod.  It was quite the fight and a pretty cool to hoist it over the rail!

Enjoy!”