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标题:the Shrimp Net: Lovin' and bloggin' on fresh Gulf
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网址:http://www.shrimp.net/
标题:the Shrimp Net: Lovin' and bloggin' on fresh Gulf
关键字:shrimp, oysters, scallops, fish, tuna, red snapper, grouper, ruby red, brown shrimp, lobster, mussels, flounder, crab, c
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the Shrimp NetLovin' and bloggin' on fresh Gulf seafoodSkip to contentBlogRecipesRestaurantsDistributorsTips & InfoEcologyFishing NewsTalkin’ aboutFishing RodeosJun152013 Emmy won by documentary of Gulf Coast seafood industryBy Seafood Lover on June 15, 2013In the Path of the Storms, a documentary film produced by Alabama’s Center for Public Television and Radio, won the regional Emmy Award for Television Programming Excellence, Documentary on June 8.The film, described as “the portrait of a unique culture struggling to endure,” is set in Bayou La Batre, Alabama — fictional home of Forest Gump — and in reality one of the small communities in south Mobile County that the Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce calls The Seafood Capital of Alabama.The one hour film is an adaptation of a book of the same name written by noted southern culture journalist Frye Gaillard working with Peggy Denniston and photographer Sheila Hagler who also live in the community. All three collaborated in the production of the documentary. How exciting is that?!?!?Posted in Ecology of the Gulf, What's being talked aboutJun112013 Bad effects of the “water war”By Seafood Lover on June 11, 2013I was so sorry to read this article in the New York Times about the sad state of the fisheries in Apalachicola Bay.Florida and Alabama have been fighting with Georgia for 23 years over the downstream water supply. Development in and around Atlanta demands more and more water for northern Georgia, depriving the downstream communities of the fresh water so vital to the health of rivers and estuaries. The dire consequences predicted by scientists two decades ago are now coming to pass: the oyster population in Apalachicola Bay has drastically declined. This past year saw a record low level in the Apalachicola River stretching for nine months. Third- and fourth-generation fishermen are unable to earn a living the only way they know how. And the availability of fresh Gulf seafood for the rest of us is in danger.Congressional and state leaders in Florida are alarmed and hoping for a legislative solution to the water war. Given the history to date, however, it doesn’t look good.Posted in Ecology of the Gulf, Fishing News, What's being talked aboutMay242013 Red Snapper Limits IncreasedBy Seafood Lover on May 24, 2013Great news!! The NOAA Fisheries Service has increased the red snapper limits this year for both commercial and recreational fisherman.“The agency is increasing the quota because the population is growing.” according to the latest Fishery Bulletin. This is GREAT NEWS!!Posted in Fishing News, Uncategorized, What's being talked aboutMay162013 Working hard, working hardBy Seafood Lover on May 16, 2013Today I drove even “lower” into Lower Alabama (as they call it) and enjoyed another fabulous stuffed flounder lunch! I rolled into the Original Oyster House in Gulf Shores just as the lu
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