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archives said:
You can’t even bake proper Italian bread in Florida

I chuckle at Florida’s “cuisine,” especially seafood, with an Ocean on one side and Gulf on the other, you step into any seafood restaurant and the menu is dominated by cold water fish. Other than shrimp, grouper, and maybe another, little is native to the State. If it weren’t for the Latin influence all the old people would be living on 1950’s fare
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Well you're a fucking moron. You don't even know what Florida food is. Also we have it all here.
I had an Empanada for breakfast the other day.
Where I live has the largest variety of fish out of anywhere in the country.
Right now is just going into Spanish Mackerel season.
In a month or so, reds and yellows will be up in the shallows and hungry.
You got Kobia and Grouper, dumbass? No. STFU.
 
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Matt Dillon said:
Well you're a fucking moron. You don't even know what Florida food is. Also we have it all here.
I had an Empanada for breakfast the other day.
Where I live has the largest variety of fish out of anywhere in the country.
Right now is just going into Spanish Mackerel season.
In a month or so, reds and yellows will be up in the shallows and hungry.
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Fishing. It's time to fish the mouth of the Brazos for bull reds.
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archives said:
You can’t even bake proper Italian bread in Florida

I chuckle at Florida’s “cuisine,” especially seafood, with an Ocean on one side and Gulf on the other, you step into any seafood restaurant and the menu is dominated by cold water fish. Other than shrimp, grouper, and maybe another, little is native to the State. If it weren’t for the Latin influence all the old people would be living on 1950’s fare
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You don't like mahi or redfish (snapper) ?
 
tigerred59 said:
Only in America do we give credit to some white guy who got lost, stumbles upon land THAT HAS PEOPLE THRIVING AND LIVING PEACEFULLY ON IT AND he gets the credit. And who by the way, brought the STD's to these people...LOL
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Well they sure didn't sail across The Atlantic to his land, dumbass. Africa didn't either, bitch!
 
tigerred59 said:
Only in America do we give credit to some white guy who got lost, stumbles upon land THAT HAS PEOPLE THRIVING AND LIVING PEACEFULLY ON IT AND he gets the credit. And who by the way, brought the STD's to these people...LOL
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FastLane said:
https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https://fishingbooker.com/blog/media/Red-Snapper-5.jpg&f=1&nofb=1&ipt=ce44d617974660ed19d296dccef6b15b5b021d5c0a4885a8d59bee58ea22822bWhat do you call redfish (picture) and what is a yellow? We have to go out to the drilling rigs to catch red snappers got to get about 80 feet deep. They are my favorite ocean fish.
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^That looks over the FWC limit or she's real small. I hate the rules. Fish don't know any rules when they take the bait.
Reds look a lot like Grouper if you ask me. :dunno:
Taste a lot like it, too. Oh! They're less finny and a smaller mouth. Don't fight as hard, either.
Groupers are bastards. They'll take your line down into their hole and snap it.
 
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archives said:
You can’t even bake proper Italian bread in Florida

I chuckle at Florida’s “cuisine,” especially seafood, with an Ocean on one side and Gulf on the other, you step into any seafood restaurant and the menu is dominated by cold water fish. Other than shrimp, grouper, and maybe another, little is native to the State. If it weren’t for the Latin influence all the old people would be living on 1950’s fare
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Catfish and trout and tilapia and salmon. All farm raised in less than healthy conditions. Flounder, Red Snappler , Grouper, Mahi Mahi, Shrimp, crab and oysters are all fresh caught wild sea food. All common found in Seafood restaurants in Florida and other states on the Gulf of America.
 
FastLane said:
Catfish and trout and tilapia and salmon. All farm raised in less than healthy conditions. Flounder, Red Snappler , Grouper, Mahi Mahi, Shrimp, crab and oysters are all fresh caught wild sea food. All common found in Seafood restaurants in Florida and other states on the Gulf of America.
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There's Oysters, Mussels, and Scallops, too.
We had this one fishin' spot, deep water but not too many bites.
We'd bring a #10 can, lighter, screwdriver, and a glove.
Nothing was biting that day we'd pick oysters and boil 'em in seawater.
 
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