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Our Lobsterman Toby Burnham Catches A Rare Blue Lobster
He came in to take pictures and is releasing it back to the ocean
Captain Joe and Sons Lobster Co
95 East Main Street
Gloucester, MA
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The Bluest #BlueLobster I Ever Saw Came In And Went Out Today At The Dock In #GloucesterMA
I’ve been at the dock for 42 years. a long time. I’ve seen probably 6 blue lobsters in my time here but none as blue as the one brought in today and released.
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Rare Orange #Lobster Caught By Mike Tufts Aboard The Mighty F/V Degelyse
Our lobsterman Mike Tufts catches a rare orange#lobster. If we didn’t shoot the video to show it moving and alive you’d think it was cooked. He returned it to the sea once he let us shoot the video.
Click here to see pages and pages of other mutated lobsters we’ve documented at Captain Joe and Sons Lobster Company
#mutantlobster #GloucesterMA#lobstercompany #beautifulindustry
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Today We Got A Rare Yellow #Lobster @CaptJoeLobster
Landed by Captain Geno Mondello Aboard the F/V Western Edge
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Super Rare #bluelobster Landed @CaptJoeLobster #GloucesterMA By Dean Mould Aboard The F/V Dominatrix
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First Calico #Lobster Of The Season @CaptJoeLobster #GloucesterMA @NEAQ Says They’re Incredibly Rare.
The New England Aquarium pegs the odds of getting one at 1 in 30 million. Read the article here
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We Released The Rare Yellow Lobster We Had At The Dock This Morning After It Had Released Its Eggs While In Our Tank.
We Released The Rare Yellow Lobster We Had At The Dock This Morning After It Had Released Its Eggs While In Our Tank.
About a month ago we released the blue one and the quadruple clawed one for the very same reason. A good lesson for the kids to learn about sustainability in the lobster industry. Hated to see that rare lobster leave the dock but at least my girls got to witness it.
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Our Quadruple Pincer Clawed and Blue Lobster Has Company With Today’s yellow Lobster!!!
Yellow Lobster-Blue Lobster-Quadruple Pincer Lobster All Landed In Gloucester at Captain Joe and Sons
Crazy, right? There’s Nowhere that you can go to see these three lobster mutants in the same place let alone same lobster crate but we’ve got them her at our lobster dock, Captain Joe and Sons In Gloucester
Way More Pictures and Video when you click below this first picture-
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Quadruple Pincer Lobster Landed At Captain Joe & Sons 5/24/14
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Blue Lobster Landed At Captain Joe and Sons
Dave Jewell aboard The Lady J landed this blue lobster today!
Maddie Jewell displays the lobster her daddy caught.
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The Man Behind the Claw
Another mutant lobster, lands at Capt. Joe’s. The man behind the claw is sometimes the man behind the camera.
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Darth Maul Lobster Landed At Captain Joe and Sons
We’ve had some crazy mutated lobsters landed at our dock over the years including albino, blue, marbled, calico but none that were separated at birth from Star Wars character- Darth Maul.
Separated At Birth? You decide.
Some previous mutant lobster landed at our dock-
Click below for the slideshow of all the mutant lobsters landed here at our dock.
We have more documented mutated lobsters here than any other dock on the planet!
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Third Calico Lobster Landed At Captain Joe and Sons in 2012 Makes Prediction A Push
Also makes New England Aquarium’s assertion that their calico lobster was 1 in 30 million sound a bit ridiculous.
This Calico Lobster Landed today Novmber 21 By The Rockport Lobster Boat The Freemantle Doctor and Captain Mike Tupper. The Same Lobster Boat That Will Be Bringing Santa In To Bearskin Neck For Rockports Christmas Celebration!
Here is the third Calico-
It all started here with the poll we posted on June 4th, 2012-
I’m pegging the over/under on number of speckled lobsters that are landed at our dock this year at 3.
Back on June 1st The New England Aquarium declared the Calico Lobster as one in 30 Million which of course we made found of in this post-
Calico Lobster Landed At Captain Joe and Sons 6/1/12 One In 30 Million? Really?
we also had a poll in that post and took some good natured shots at The New England Aquarium’s obvious attempt to make the calico lobster they had seem like a much bigger deal than it was-
Calico Lobster Landed At Captain Joe and Sons 6/1/12 One In 30 Million? Really?
Posted on June 4, 2012 by Joey C
A couple of weeks ago the New England Aquarium took possession of a calico lobster and was touting it through their marketing efforts as a one in 30 million lobster.
Either the numbers they are using are off or we here at the dock are the luckiest lobster dealers on the planet and should be stocking up on megabucks tickets because we get 2-5 a year.
Click here for pictures of the Calico Lobster at The New England Aquarium
I’m pegging the over/under on number of speckled lobsters that are landed at our dock this year at 3.
Just another mutant to add to the gallery of blue, marbled, albino, speckled, yellow, double clawed, triple clawed and other odd lobsters landed here at our dock, Captain Joe and Sons.
Click below to see the pictures I’ve taken over the years of mutant lobsters landed at our dock.
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‘Nother Calico Lobster Landed At Captain Joe and Sons- November 17, 2012
Skipper Gil Mitchell Aboard The Lobsterboat Gone Fishing Landed This Bad Boy Today-
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Back on June 1st The New England Aquarium declared the Calico Lobster as one in 30 Million which of course we made found of in this post-
Calico Lobster Landed At Captain Joe and Sons 6/1/12 One In 30 Million? Really?
we also had a poll in that post and took some good natured shots at The New England Aquarium’s obvious attempt to make the calico lobster they had seem like a much bigger deal than it was-
Calico Lobster Landed At Captain Joe and Sons 6/1/12 One In 30 Million? Really?
Posted on June 4, 2012 by Joey C
A couple of weeks ago the New England Aquarium took possession of a calico lobster and was touting it through their marketing efforts as a one in 30 million lobster.
Either the numbers they are using are off or we here at the dock are the luckiest lobster dealers on the planet and should be stocking up on megabucks tickets because we get 2-5 a year.
Click here for pictures of the Calico Lobster at The New England Aquarium
I’m pegging the over/under on number of speckled lobsters that are landed at our dock this year at 3.
Just another mutant to add to the gallery of blue, marbled, albino, speckled, yellow, double clawed, triple clawed and other odd lobsters landed here at our dock, Captain Joe and Sons.
Click below to see the pictures I’ve taken over the years of mutant lobsters landed at our dock.
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Back To Back Days Of Mutant Lobsters Landed At Captain Joe and Sons In Gloucester MA
Yesterday Captain Richie Cassola a retired policeman from Beverly landed a speckled lobster (our second speckled lobster landed this year) of which the New England Aquarium claims are one in 30 million. I predicted the over under at 3 for speckled lobsters landed here at our dock this year way back on June 4th. 2 Down with 4 months to go. I like the over!
and Today Mark and matt Ring from The Stanley Thomas Land a Blue one.
It’s what we do.
Just add it to the already most mutated lobsters documented at one dock anywhere in the world collection- here at Captain Joe and Soons in Gloucester MA.
#Boom!
Click below for the slideshow of all the mutant lobsters landed here at our dock.
We have more documented mutated lobsters here than any other dock on the planet!
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Calico Lobster Landed At Captain Joe and Sons 6/1/12 One In 30 Million? Really?
A couple of weeks ago the New England Aquarium took possession of a calico lobster and was touting it through their marketing efforts as a one in 30 million lobster.
Either the numbers they are using are off or we here at the dock are the luckiest lobster dealers on the planet and should be stocking up on megabucks tickets because we get 2-5 a year.
Click here for pictures of the Calico Lobster at The New England Aquarium
I’m pegging the over/under on number of speckled lobsters that are landed at our dock this year at 3.
Here’s the first one I’ve seen this year landed June 1st by our Fisherman Mark Davis aboard the Holy Mackerel-
Just another mutant to add to the gallery of blue, marbled, albino, speckled, yellow, double clawed, triple clawed and other odd lobsters landed here at our dock, Captain Joe and Sons.
Click below to see the pictures I’ve taken over the years of mutant lobsters landed at our dock.
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Well Hello There Mr Crazy Speckled Lobster
Landed 11/16/11 By Gil Mitchell aboard the Gone Fishing at Captain Joe and Sons
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Well Hello There Mr Crazy Speckled Lobster!
Landed by Gil Mitchell aboard the Gone Fishing
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1 in 100 Million, Huh? Second Albino Caught In A Year By A Captain Joe and Sons Lobsterman
John Todd Writes In-
Joe,
I forgot to mention when I offloaded yesterday that I had caught an albino lobster in the harbor. I took a few photos with my phone that I thought you might like to see and maybe post on the GMG page. I was going to bring it in but just after I took the last photo a homie dove down and grabbed it off the table, probably thinking it was something other than a lobster due to it’s color. It dropped it just off the back of the boat and out of reach, although I think it was short anyhow. I looked it up and they said it is as rare as 1 in 100 million. I know you had one a while back from Mike Tupper so perhaps they aren’t so rare or they just like to come to Gloucester for the hospitality!
John Todd
f/v Tir Na Nog
Good Morning Gloucester 