Monster Lobsters How To Find Them?

"Monster Lobsters are rarely found in pristine diving conditions with good visibility.



So, where do you find these monster creatures?



Always start with the safety first school of thought and plan your dive out ahead of time. Then stick to your plan. Monster lobster have a plan of staying safe and so should you. Check your gear and the local dive shops for diving conditions.

Occasionally, you can dive across a monster lobster in a good visibility situation, but more often you will bag these monsters in very low visibility. Check areas with deep crevices and ledges to hide in. Usually about 10 to 30 feet, but this 10 to 30 feet is in low to no visibility with high surge and currents.



I have found monster lobsters under ledges with sleeping nurse sharks. The biggest one I came across was at 0 to 5 feet vision, with medium surge, in a depth of 25 feet, and an off shore swim of about 175 yards. The tools required are your hands, a bag, a tickler stick, and an extra set of hands.

When you come across a lobster hiding in a hole, if you can't get your hand in there to pull him out, you put the tickle stick under his tail and tickle him out. He will start moving forward and then once you get him, hang on. They tend to get angry and beat you with their tails. Be gentle but firm as to not break off the legs, this is the sweet meat."

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Alexander The Great First Diver?

Alexander The Great the first diver? Probably not, as stated by Egyptian History of the Thebes Temple where there are the first known references to under water activities. Alexander the Great spent the better part of his last six years exploring the under sea world. Did he catch any glimpses of Monster Lobsters while he was there, possibly, but his main interest seemed to be geared toward either Atlantis or to discover exactly what he saw in 329BC. "Shining shield like objects flew in and out of the Jexartes river."




Find more information on Alexander The Great and The History of Diving

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The information on Diving, UFO's, Alexander The Great, History and more is incredible and actually ties in together to better your understanding and appreciation of our diving equipment today and adds a bit of explanation and mystery as well.

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Monster Lobsters How To Find Them?

Always start with the safety first school of thought and plan your dive out ahead of time. Then stick to your plan. Monster lobster have a plan of staying safe and so should you. Check your gear and the local dive shops for diving conditions.

Occasionally, you can dive across a monster lobster in a good visibility situation, but more often you will bag these monsters in very low visibility. Check areas with deep crevices and ledges to hide in. Usually about 10 to 30 feet, but this 10 to 30 feet is in low to no visibility with high surge and currents.

I have found monster lobsters under ledges with sleeping nurse sharks. The biggest one I came across was at 0 to 5 feet vision, with medium surge, in a depth of 25 feet, and an off shore swim of about 175 yards. The tools required are your hands, a bag, a tickler stick, and an extra set of hands.

When you come across a lobster hiding in a hole, if you can't get your hand in there to pull him out, you put the tickle stick under his tail and tickle him out. He will start moving forward and then once you get him, hang on. They tend to get angry and beat you with their tails. Be gentle but firm as to not break off the legs, these are the sweet meat.

Lobsters live in rocky areas and artificial reefs where there is an ample food supply and an easy route to deeper water for upcoming storms. They choose low visibility areas to avoid sight predators and prefer deep holes and deeper ledges.

The Spiny Lobster varies from the Maine Lobster and is quite different. They seem more rugged, quicker, and more intelligent. Maybe it is due to the water temperature that keeps them hopping. The biggest similarity is they both taste good.

Diving the ares where the monster Spiny Lobster live is not for the beginning diver. It generally involves a shore dive with limited to no visibility, light to heavy surge, and rocky, natural ledges and outcroppings.

If you don't mind the sharks at Sebastian Inlet, heavy surge and strong currents, the most famous site is Monster Hole. Many divers have bagged the big ones here. Wabasso Beach in Vero Beach will bring a few less sharks and a lot less current. If you take some time here you can bring home a monster.

Spiny monster lobsters live throughout the Florida coast and the Caribbean. There is a limited season to dive for these beauties. From April first to August fifth except for Sport Season which is the last consecutive Wednesday and Thursday in July each year. Sport Season is special because you get to bag more than the usual daily limit of six per person per day, but may vary from year to year.

Monster Lobster are an adventure to find. Enjoy the dive, stay with your buddy, and make a planned dive and stick to your plan. Bring home your own monster lobster.

Muddog American is all about diving and bringing home the lobster. See how he has time for diving with his family.

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Monster Lobsters on Noahs Ark?

Monster Lobsters on Noahs Ark? I Believe So...

Everything I need to know, I learned from Noah's Ark.. by Eric Standlee

ONE: Don't miss the boat.

TWO: Remember that we are all in the same boat.

THREE: Plan ahead. It wasn't raining when Noah built the Ark.

FOUR: Stay fit. When you're 60 years old, someone may ask you to do something really big.

FIVE: Don't listen to critics; just get on with the job that needs to be done.

SIX: Build your future on high ground.

SEVEN: For safety's sake, travel in pairs.

Read The Last 5 Here...

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Monster Lobsters in Boston on YouTube

Here we go, some Monster Lobsters in Boston straight to you from Boston to YouTube to You!

Great footage of the really big Monster Lobsters up in the Boston area.

Great catch guys

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Monster Lobsters in January!!!

With the Lobster season closed right now ... and the water temperature down to around the 60's or so, Monster Lobsters are having a free for all field day down there under the sea :)

The next best thing to catching them yourself is to find a way to get them sent to you :) I might have just done that :)



With the Lobster Monster Corp down in Marathon Florida ...

Here is the link http://www.LobsterMonster.com/

I thought I would check them out and wanted to share the news with all of America while we are chillin' during the winter season and dreaming of the Monster Lobster soon to be caught :)

Muddog American aka Wallace Haile Monster Lobsters :)

Monster Lobsters The Lobster Net

Voted by Time Magazine best of the Internet for online shopping and who am I to disagree. http://www.thelobsternet.com/ is your avenue to Monster Lobster Feasts delivered to your home.

Here is the sidebar menu for navigation on this site:

Gift Certificates

Lobsterbakes

Live Lobster

Lobster Tails

Surf & Turf

Lobster Meat

Crab

Appetizers

Desserts

Accessories

"Welcome to The Lobster Net. We sell the freshest Lobsters you will find anywhere in the world. Our lobsters are caught off the shores of Northern Maine & Southern Canada each morning then packed & shipped overnight directly to your home."

Read More and visit The Lobster Net Today

If this doesn't peak your interest or make you curious about what exactly a LobsterBake is, well, I checked it too, so jump in :)

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Monster Lobsters Good Morning Gloucester

This is an excellent blogsite over at wordpress! All about Maine, Lobster, Monster Lobsters, Great Food, The NorthEast of America, Marine Construction, Where the locals of the area go, Western Venture, Brilliant photography and much more. Take a visit over to Good Morning Gloucester

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Monster Lobsters Maine Lobster Festival

The Maine Lobster Lobster Festival is held each year. This years the dates are July 30th through August 3rd. With fun, fun, Monster Lobsters, More Lobster, and food galore!

There is a cooking contest, festival parade, lobster appreciation plaque, and an opportunity to become Sea Goddess! How much fun and Monster Lobster can you handle?
Check this awesome festival out, spend some of your vacation time up in Maine for this fun Festival celebration!

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Monster Lobsters Essential Dive Gear

When you go out to venture into the deep blue off Floridas East Coast there is a list of essential equipment needed, and a shorter list of equipment you might want to have.

Essential Equipment Diving Floridas East Coast For Monster Lobsters

Flashlight to view the dark crevices

Lobster Bag for holding

Tickle Stick to coax the Monster Lobsters Out

Wetsuit thickness for water temp 3mil is fine

Good Pair of Gloves, obtain at any Dive Shop

Equipment That Might Come In Handy

Spring Loaded Snare for catching Monster Lobsters approx $50 to $60 dollars

Compass to navigate direction


Enjoy your dive, stay safe, check with your local dive shop for current conditions.

Muddog357 aka Wallace Haile Google Me

Monster Lobsters How To Find Them?

"Monster Lobsters are rarely found in pristine diving conditions with good visibility. So, where do you find these monster creatures?

Always start with the safety first school of thought and plan your dive out ahead of time. Then stick to your plan. Monster lobster have a plan of staying safe and so should you. Check your gear and the local dive shops for diving conditions.

Occasionally, you can dive across a monster lobster in a good visibility situation, but more often you will bag these monsters in very low visibility. Check areas with deep crevices and ledges to hide in. Usually about 10 to 30 feet, but this 10 to 30 feet is in low to no visibility with high surge and currents.

I have found monster lobsters under ledges with sleeping nurse sharks. The biggest one I came across was at 0 to 5 feet vision, with medium surge, in a depth of 25 feet, and an off shore swim of about 175 yards. The tools required are your hands, a bag, a tickler stick, and an extra set of hands.

When you come across a lobster hiding in a hole, if you can't get your hand in there to pull him out, you put the tickle stick under his tail and tickle him out. He will start moving forward and then once you get him, hang on. They tend to get angry and beat you with their tails. Be gentle but firm as to not break off the legs, these are the sweet meat."
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Monster Lobster Bubba Is Spared

Visit CBS News For an awesome video on Monster Lobster Bubba!

"(CBS) "Bubba," a bashful bottom dweller, lived off Nantucket, until he became the catch of the day.

Weighing in at 22 pounds, the leviathan lobster could satisfy a family of 14 accustomed to his more typical pound-and-a-half brethren. It's estimated Bubba is 100 years old.

"This is big!" one observer understated.

The XXL crustacean certainly caused a stir when he ended up on display at Wholey's Fish Market in Pittsburgh, Pa., where the curious paid a visit.

"Oh my goodness. Wow!" was typical of the comments.

"People love it," says Wholey's Fish Market owner Bob Wholey. "

READ MORE AND SEE THE VIDEO: http://www.cbsnews.com

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Monster Lobsters

Monster lobsters, originally uploaded by Francois B..

Brilliant Mudbugs! Very different than the ones here off Floridas East Coast, but I am sure just as tasty! These are Some Monster Lobsters With The Great Claws and Sweet Meat. The Photographer didn't actually dive for these, but the outcome is the same.... a great dinner with your family. If you get a chance, go check out his other photos at Flickr, he is an outstanding photographer, loves the outdoors and nature and spending time with his family....Kind of like me :)

Enjoy, Wallace Haile aka Muddog357 aka MuddogAmerican Google Me

Mid West Rock Lobster Blog

His About Me Says It All! "Some guy on the Internet Location: way out in the burbs, in Flyover Country"

"When I'm under water, I don't get wet. The water gets Midwest Rock Lobster."

Incredible spread as he prepares dinner for his family "Grillin" You would be missing a hunger zone if you miss this post.

Check This Blog Out Awesome: http://midwestrocklobster.blogspot.com/

Monster Lobsters Spiny Lobsters

Spiny lobsters, aka Rock Lobsters are a family of about 45 species. Spiny lobsters are also called crayfish, sea crayfish or crawfish. Like true Lobsters, spiny lobsters are edible and are an economically significant food source; they are the biggest food export of the Bahamas.

Spiny lobsters are found in almost all warm seas, including the Caribbean, East Coast of Florida, Mediterranean Sea, Australia, and South Africa.

Spiny Lobsters can be real Monster Lobsters. They produce a rasping sound to repel predators. Like a violin bowed, the Spiny Lobster makes this sound by slipping and rubbing its antennae base against a surface.

Spiny lobsters tend to live in crevices of rocks and coral reefs. They venture out at night to eat snails, clams, crabs, and sea urchin.

Spiny Lobsters are social and like to hang out together, unless one becomes diseased in some way and they all will stay far away and leave the sick one to die.

Muddog357 aka Wallace Haile

Monster Lobsters When You Catch Them, ....Then What?

Monster Lobsters are great fun to bag, but when you get them home....Then What?

Lobster is so much better fresh...so as soon as you get to shore with your bagged lobsters, you have a few options here.

You can throw them whole and live in your ice cooler and bring them home to a boiling pot with onion, lemon, lime, potato, corn on the cob, salt, pepper, garlic cloves, and paprika.

Or you can twist the tails off as soon as you get to shore, put them on ice, bring them home and bake them or roast them in the oven with butter, salt, pepper, and garlic for about 5 or 7 min at 350 degrees preheated oven.

I found an awesome site with more "fancy" and detailed recipes if your interested. It is a great site full of recipes for Monster and Regular sized Lobster. http://www.lobster-recipes.com/

Sea Dragons Dive Shop

Sea dragons dive Shop has taught me so much, Bert and Mike at Sea Dragons are impressive and professional dive masters. The way they teach and train others about the diving world is easy to understand, they take the time, and care about your safety and diving skills.

I learned here and they will be forever friends and diving buddies. Their knowledge of diving equipment, tanks, masks, wetsuits, fins, bcs, etc...is staggering. They are professional and knowledgable every step of the way. If you are into Diving Floridas East Coast, Monster lobsters, and have the priviledge to be around Floridas East Coast divers, get a minute and check in with Bert and Mike at Sea Dragons Dive Shop.

Muddog357 aka Wallace Haile

Under The Sea or Above On Dry Land or In A Canoe

Under The Sea and Above on dry land or in a canoe...the East Coast of Florida is the place to be when the Great white North is cold from the seasons.

Whether you are diving Floridas east Coast or just skimming the beaches and creating monumental sculpture and design, Floridas East Coast has much to offer everyone, from casual divers to experienced, from surf players to sand gatherers, the beaches of the east coast are beautiful magical happenings, Enjoy
Wallace Haile Muddog357

All Over The Globe People Play In The Sea!

Check Out This Guy! Standing On The Edge Of Devils Swimming Pool! Insane and Awesome at the same time... Looks Great!

Monster Lobsters On AOL!

Hey...they got the Monsters Lobsters attack video up on the World Renown AOL! Great Video...I do say so myself :) Anyway,...Diving Floridas East Coast Is Coming around again in a few weeks and I am pumped! Ready to take more photos of Under The Sea! It such a great day at Sea! When I go out strictly for fun and to swim with the fishes...:)

One of the best times in the world to me to dive with my family in the East Coast of Florida off the Palm Coast... See You There...

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