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Saw some Tik Toks of these people absolutely attacking whaling and krill ships. I thought, “man, if these cats heard about the pogey boats they’re liable to come start some mess down here”

Low and behold, this was tied up off the Bourg Larose highway today.


Tekota 800PGLC on on 6’ X heavy Tallus PX

Saragosa 6000s and 8000s on 6’ 9” MH Tallus PX

All my rods have different color grips “Mr. SubMOA, what rod is mine again?” “The purple one Jim, the purple one.”

And, if you’re a history nut, or an old salt- that’s an 1854 survey of the Louisana Gulf Coast to Mobile Bay…and a pew from Our Lady of the Isle on Grand Isle.
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Well that's not true.


Over 25 years in the design, manufacture, sales, and management of some of the world’s largest equipment brands says otherwise.

What’s your qualification? You Tube? Bob the Oil Guy?

This is like when people tell me “It meets the spec” How in the world would someone know the spec if it’s not published? Best one are the off brand hydraulic oils “Meets JD20C” Yeah, so? JD20C was the spec 40 years ago.
Massive fraud inside the parent company.

No more Fram and a host of other brands they owned.

Fram has been crap for a pretty long time anyway- became low tier when 30 years ago, it was a premium brand- private equity buyout.

The OEM filter is ALWAYS best….unless you have a kit to convert your Motorcraft base to a Cat one, for instance.


Anyone who still believes that the IRGC is a serious force needs to have their head examined.

The Grand Isle flotilla could take this “navy” on and win.
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Once the strait is fully opened again and things are more or less normal there, what prevents China from buying up massive amounts of non-iranian oil and keeping prices high?


And this benefits China how? Their rapidly growing economy needs oil, I don't think high petroleum prices benefits an economy largely centered around manufacturing cheap plastic goods.

re: I am disappointed in Madison

Posted by subMOA on 4/26/26 at 5:40 pm to
Y’all know- if this would be the OT and not the OB, we’d have pics of said staffer by now.

re: First trip to rigs

Posted by subMOA on 4/26/26 at 11:56 am to
Start at the rigs in the Grand Isle blocks- like 42….it will put you in about 130’ of water and you’re only 14 miles off from Caminada and 17 miles from Barataria Pass.

8oz sliding egg on your braid above the swivel, 80lb. flouro leader with a 10/0 circle hook. Drop and pull off the bottom, try a few different depths, get squid and cigar minnows or pogies- sometimes they are particular about what they eat.

It’s gonna all be about the seas, but by Memorial Day, we should have an abundance of good days.

ETA- heed Headwest’s advice- DO NOT cut through Loop. It’s on your chart. Pay attention. Otherwise, we will all laugh when they are calling you out: “Recreational Vessel heading 20 knots at “position” you are in a federally protected area, you must leave now- we have pictures of your vessel”

Good luck! I have fished all over the world and Grand Isle never gets old for me.
The media blows my mind with this “fast attack boat” foolishness. We’ve got better fast attack boats on Grand Isle

re: Iran has now seized two ships

Posted by subMOA on 4/22/26 at 9:03 am to
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I've already seen a few guys say the fuel and fertilizer slowdown baked in already is going to put the global economy on the brink


I am in ag. and it sucks beyond suck right now. This has just compounded the issues we’re facing.

However, let those crazies get a nuke and watch the world go bye bye.

I have to trust that the people we elected are smart enough to make the right decisions. Surely, they are privvy to intel that we will never see. So it’s difficult for us to armchair quarteback when we can’t even really see the game.
TBH, the war seems pretty one sided to me. Yeah, they launch some missiles get some potshots off at private industrial locations across the Gulf, all the meanwhile, we are hammering them relentlessly.
Thermostat or water pump.

By turning the heater on, you’re adding a lot of excess cooling (engine cooling) capacity via the heater core now acting like a radiator and dumping that heat energy into your cabin.

Thermostat is cheap and easy.

What I said above about the water pump should be your next step- because of the pump is now at a lower flow state and needs the excess area in the cooling package to offset that.
Did you have AI write that for you?

re: Pogie Legislation

Posted by subMOA on 4/15/26 at 11:48 am to
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My suspicion is that the 10 that went peace out were threatened by Landry


I don't know in this case specifically, but this is 100% how the Governor behaves.

re: Pogie Legislation

Posted by subMOA on 4/14/26 at 5:15 pm to
Landry wouldn’t need to sign it- if it passes the senate, he can let it sit and it becomes law without his signature.

Huge disappointment on 855.

I just cannot wait until we can find an actual replacement for Landry who cares about this state.
Let’s see…

If things continue in the direction they are today….

We will control Venezuela, Cuba, and have brokered (admittedly by force) the greatest geopolitical achievement since WWII in the creation of NATO with this Middle East alliance Trump is brokering,

The stock market will be at 60,000.

And we will have deported every useless twat that has infiltrated us over the last 20 years.

Add to that, the pendulum will swing harder right and we might actually forget about the trans, woke, sky screaming liberalism that probably 75% of the population absolutely despise.

I think we’re setting ourselves up for Vance next, and Rubio right after.

Imagine what this country could look like with 20 years of this administrations strategies going forward.

re: Pogie Legislation

Posted by subMOA on 4/14/26 at 10:17 am to
The 22’ depth would be, to me, one of the greatest wins the public has ever received from the legislature to protect our natural resources. I saw the pogey boats last year within 1/4 mile from land last summer- it was sickening to me.

To show how HUGE the 22’ depth is- here are a couple screenshots from Navionics 22’ to land.






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she's Jewish


Anywhere around Jewlane- she can easily find a boy toy who hangs out at The Boot.
And their state legislature is considering a rule where people with Antique Car license plates can only drive them on the weekend during daylight hours.

A once great state no more.
I can see a picture of rig legs in 400’ of water that look as clear as a 3D Ultrasound.

And this dude believes no one has seen this before, no one has dived it, no one has got a line caught up on any of this?

If any of his hypothesis were remotely accurate, it would be the speck and mangrove snapper captital of the world.
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Dive bar lead guitarist.


Ironically- my finance bro son just told me “dad, my buddy’s dad just sold his hedge fund to become a gig guitarist”

I have one at Tulane going the finance bro route. The younger says MIT- he wants to study nuclear energy in some way shape or form.

Yes, their mother is really smart.