Portsmouth Fishing Videos

Tuna Double #3 #3 in a series of Doubled up on Blue Fin tuna, NWC, Stellwagon Bank by fisherman from GBM, Portsmouth, NH Views: 106 Rating: (0 ratings)

Bens Big Bass My 2nd ever Bass. Caught in the Solent - Sept 07. Didnt have any scales and I dont want to claim double figures - Will take 8lb for it but I know it's more. Views: 488 Rating: (2 ratings)

Cheryl Shuman trying to stalk people in real life This is a voicemail from Cheryl Shuman calling me because she wanted me to help her get Youtube users' real life information. She says it's to sue them, but she actually takes people's info and spams it all over the Internet with a bunch of fake crime stories. Cheryl stalks and harrasses anybody and everybody online every day and night almost every minute she is awake. She's always threatening to sue anyone for everything. She tries to intimidate people with this crap. She even claims she can sue Google and Youtube for banning her. Video by John David Briley August 2008: Cheryl Shuman is fishing for people's resumes and any other private info with a video about intern crap on the RichLittlePoorGirl08 profile. Views: 4401 Rating: (45 ratings)

Johns 11lb Thornback 11lb Thornback Ray caught on the solent June 08. Views: 51 Rating: (0 ratings)

Hatteras Beach Rescue Currently we can drive on our National Park on Cape Hatteras. On April 4, a federal judge will rule that we can no longer drive on the beach because it endagers a bird which lays eggs in the sand. North of Cape Hatteras is a National Bird Refuge called Pea Island. Portsmouth Island has also been closed for a bird sanctuary. While we support wildlife, we think enough is enough. Many people's lives and livelyhood depend on tourism to this area. These shores have been open to people for hundreds and hundreds of years. The beaches are wide and vast and almost impossible to walk to. Some of the Nation's most well known fishing sites are located here. Please help us retain the right to drive on these beaches. You will find that the people who visit these beaches are nature lovers and also want to see the beaches here for future generations, but please don't take our right away today. Thank you. Please visit www.savehatteras.com Views: 1114 Rating: (3 ratings)

Cheryl Shuman's dishonest Acid Attack video descriptions Here are the images which were used in this video: http://i245.photobucket.com/albums/gg49/ytleech/cspeel1b.jpg http://i245.photobucket.com/albums/gg49/ytleech/cspeel2b.jpg Search Youtube for 'Chemical Peel' if you would like to see similar results of what Cheryl really did. August 2008: Cheryl Shuman is fishing for people's resumes with a video about intern crap on the RichLittlePoorGirl08 profile. Views: 8918 Rating: (50 ratings)

Clint Movie This is a movie of Clint playing, and fishing. At the end you will see the first fish he ever caught. Views: 231 Rating: (0 ratings)

Middletown Rhode Island (RI) Real Estate Tour http://www.middletownrirealestate.com Tour Middletown, RI neighborhoods, condominium developments, subdivisions, schools, landmarks, recreational areas, and town offices. Middletown, Rhode Island is located on historic Aquidneck Island, between Newport and Portsmouth. The community is bounded by Rhode Island Sound on the south, Narragansett Bay on the west, and the Sakonnet River on the east. Middletown is semi-agricultural with a diverse landscape. Delicate sand dunes broken up by a partially rocky coastline and snow white beaches give this community a seaside flair. Endless stone walls line the landscape, contributing to Middletown's classic New England ambience. Middletown's rich history is deeply bound to the endless promise and mystery of the sea. Early native settlers relied upon fishing and hunting for sustenance, maintaining a fairly quiet existence before the outbreak of a long war between the Narragansetts and the Wampanoags. After many years of struggle the Narragansetts, the largest branch of New England's Algonquin family, emerged victorious. In 1524, Giovanni da Verranzo became the first European explorer to make contact with the Indians of Narragansett Bay, although long-term relations between the natives and Europeans were not established until Dutch traders arrived in 1614. In 1638, Roger Williams facilitated the trasfer of Aqidneck Island to several of his fellow exiles, the proprietors of the ever-expanding Providence colony. At the time, what is now Middletown was included within the jurisdinction of Newport, anticipating a long historical association between the two communities. As Newport developed into one of America's leading commercial seaports during the colonial era, farms began appearing all over Middletown's countryside; local farmers now had an international market for their goods, and agriculture flourished in the area over the next two centuries. Wealthy Newport residents soon established country estates in the village, and continued growth and development led to Middletown's establishment as a separate town in 1743. Many hallmarks of Middletown's illustrious history survive today, with luxurious colonial mansions, antique farmhouses, one-room schoolhouses, St. George's School, and the historic Middletown Town Hall just some of the sites enjoyed by residents and visitors alike. Middletown's coast offers marvelous fishing, boating, surfing and swimming facilities. Abounding in recreational and cultural activities, Middletown remains a thriving New England community with a rich living history. For other town tours visit http://www.virtualhomes.com . For towns in RI visit http://www.ri-virtualhomes.com . For RI relocation information go to http://www.relocationri.com . Views: 35 Rating: (0 ratings)

boating trip portsmouth nh ocean Views: 16 Rating: (0 ratings)

We love dogfish For all you sea anglers who just love catching dogfish. Caught in Sept 07 in the Solent. Views: 976 Rating: (1 ratings)

BELIZE TIMESHARE RESORT PRESS RELEASE DATE: March 1, 2008 - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE********************* Pre construction sale in Ambergris Caye, Belize. Attention U.S. & Canadian divers, golfers and sport fishermen. Commercial Building Concepts located in Portsmouth, New Hampshire is currently accepting interested parties seeking to purchase pre-construction time share resort week located on the island of Ambergris Caye, Belize. The development, The Casita On Ambergris Caye, will be the FIRST true family timeshare resort on the Island. It is the intent of Commercial Building Concepts to develop 12 quads, consisting of 48 fully appointed 2 bed room units. The resort will feature a full service restaurant, bar and spa. I am an avid diver and love the sport and the interest in developing this resort on the Island of Ambergris Caye grew out of my love of this sport. Offer: The first 500 pre sale time share weeks will be sold at a cost of $14,000 per week to dive shop owners, divers, golf pros, golfers, sport fishermen. Each individual will own their week in perpetuity, and have the ability to transfer their vacation property to future generations, or to sell it for profit. Four years after making this investment the buyers will receive $10,500.00 of their initial investment back. Upon purchase of an available week the buyers $14,000 will be held in an escrow account until the project is fully funded and construction begins. Upon the unlikely occasion that the Casitas at Ambergris Caye is not fully funded, and the project does not come to fruition, the investors will receive their $14,000 back from the escrow account plus any interest accrued. The escrowed funds will remain so for up to 24 months. Acceptance: Should you wish further information on accepting this offer. Please contact the President of Commercial Building Concepts, Peter Varieur by email at 1zmann96@earthlink.net or via phone at 603-601-0827. This offer is good until revoked. Revocation will be posted on the internet at this website. This offer is not binding, and does not constitute a contract of any kind. This offer will only become binding upon a signed writing accompanied by consideration as described above. The laws of the State of New Hampshire will govern this offer, acceptance, and any subsequent contract resulting. Views: 765 Rating: (1 ratings)

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