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The Oysterman Timelapse

Posted on January 19, 2015 by Tim under Lynnhaven, Video

Common Ground | Oystering on the Lynnhaven in The Virginian-Pilot January 2015:

More than 40 percent of the river is now viable grounds for oyster farmers like Chris Ludford…

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Celebrate National Oyster Day with a local one. Wherever you live find the oyster grown closest to you and have a dozen to celebrate the national day of oysters and those who harvest them. It seems that every state on our coastline is producing farm raised oysters these days. Hopefully this takes the pressure off of our wild stocks and let’s them rebound. Want to know more about oysters? Check out @inahalfshellblog @lrnow @vaoystershell @toadfishoutfitters Thanks for your support! . . . #LynnhavenOysters #NationalOysterDay2019 #GetchaSome #LocalOysters #LocalSeafood #SupportItOrImportIt #oyster #OysterLove #ostreaphile #oysters #halfshell
We met the shrimper Caressa Mae at Ocracoke Inlet on her way in from the ocean. Captain Drew and his crew are looking for shrimp that are most likely still in the rivers and sounds of eastern North Carolina. Go out of your way to meet a fisherman and ask him about his way of life. Support American fishermen, women and their families. Ask your server or restauranteur where their seafood comes from. . . . #KnowYourFisherman #seafood #CommercialFishing #SupportItOrImportIt #NoFilter #iphonepic
Hard to believe it’s been 25 years. I just finished the fourth renewal and hoping for more work with the license in the years to come. Thanks to Captains Kevin Seldon, Ernie Bailey, Kevin Farley, W.T. Mauch, Skipper Feller, Harvey Shiflet, Carson Forrester, the Crisher brothers, the Hanchey brothers and so many more for helping me over the years become a better Captain. The Hampton Roads and Outer Banks maritime communities are as strong as ever and still set the highest standards of any profession. . . . #LynnhavenInlet #LynnhavenRiver #charter #tours #guide #Captain #mariner #MerchantMariner #100ton #skipper #waterman #boat #seamanship

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  • We’re thrilled to be a Partner in Chesapeake 10 Billion Oysters Partnership!
  • Mary Reid Barrow shares our coyote swimming video. Thank you!
  • Our coyote videos made the news !

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