UrbanHooker.com

Online Fishing Magazine Pool 32 Mag

parbitman@westrockadvisors.com (Paul Arbitman) — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 02:17:00 +0000

The latest issue of (the amazing) Pool 32 Mag is live. Pool 32 Mag is an online fishing magazine based out of Denmark:

The magazine is an angler's haven with pro-tips, ridiculously insane photos, eco articles and features on the pulse of the fish world. The current issue is all steelhead, baby. It also features artist profiles of AD Maddox and one of our favorite artists, Mike Savlen. Getting a new reading obsession and check 'em out.

LINK

HOW NOT TO HANDLE A FISH (TROUT FISHING VIDEO)

parbitman@westrockadvisors.com (Paul Arbitman) — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 02:10:00 +0000

UrbanHooker.com Presents, Fish Tank Mike in How Not to Handle a Fish

This was one of my first adventures out fishing with the legendary Fish Tank Mike. Mike taught me the how to's and have not's of handling our prized catch the Connecticut trout. I had an awesome time fishing with this extremely skilled angler.

Please watch the video below and learn from the legend.

*Please note that no humans were hurt while filming this clip. Thanks UrbanHooker.com

CLICK ON THE VIDEO BELOW TO WATCH...

UrbanHooker.com Presents Fish Tank Mike in How Not to Handle a Fish. No humans were hurt while filming this production.

DUAL SNOWBOARDS

parbitman@westrockadvisors.com (Paul Arbitman) — Sun, 22 Jan 2012 20:36:00 +0000

DUAL- The new name in alternative recreational now sports.

Dual Boards give you the freedom to move around the now in ways not thought possible. No need to invest in another set of bindings, your pair is fully compatible with Dual Boards. unlatching your bindings won't be necessary as you can walk on different terrain, and easily maneuver around obstacles. There standard bolt pattern allows for numerous combinations of stances. think of all the limitless possibilities you can have on dual boars... Check the out

Watch the awesome video below!

ARSENAL LURES, URBAN HOOKERS GET EQUIPPED (STRIPER LURES)

parbitman@westrockadvisors.com (Paul Arbitman) — Sun, 22 Jan 2012 02:00:00 +0000

ARSENAL LURES, Handmade Custom wood LURES.

Arsenal lures are handmade custom lures for targeting striped bass, Bluefish and other saltwater Game fish. Every Arsenal lure is fabricated from top quality wood and features thru-wire construction, unique paint and a epoxy sealed wood. All Arsenal lures are tested in a real environment assuring your new lure will swim as intended. For custom paint and Tail hook options, or if you have an idea for a lure that you would like to realize, please contact us at arsenallures@hotmail.com for more information, call Daniel at 1(908) 418-3488. For our latest patterns check out there website Check them out

STREET ART + SKATE DECKS = ZOO YORK

parbitman@westrockadvisors.com (Paul Arbitman) — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 20:08:00 +0000

ZOO YORK presents a new Pro Series in collaboration with artists RIME of TheSeventhLetter Crew. Paying homage to ZOO YORK’s graffiti roots, this series showcases pieces by one of the true masters.

RIME & TheSeventhLetter for ZOOYORK from TheSeventhLetter on Vimeo.

ZOMBIE TARGETS, OORAH!! (SHOOTING TARGETS)

parbitman@westrockadvisors.com (Paul Arbitman) — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 18:37:00 +0000

Tactical Bleeding Zombie Targets

Zombie Industries' Patent Pending Tactical Bleeding Zombie Targets are designed to help YOU prepare for the next Zombie outbreak that our world's leaders, even to this day, are keeping top secret! Zombie targets are life-sized; three dimensional tactical mannequins that bleed when you shoot them. Check them out!

FISHING THEMED MACBOOK DECALS

parbitman@westrockadvisors.com (Paul Arbitman) — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 17:45:00 +0000

Check It Out

Check it out

FUN WITH GUNS (ASSORTED GUNS & OTHER UNIQUE WEAPONS)

parbitman@westrockadvisors.com (Paul Arbitman) — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 23:24:00 +0000

Via

Orvis, Manchester VT

MONEY BOOK BAGS

parbitman@westrockadvisors.com (Paul Arbitman) — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 21:03:00 +0000

Check it out

JOIN STRIPERS FOREVER, SAVE OUR STRIPED BASS (VIDEO)

parbitman@westrockadvisors.com (Paul Arbitman) — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 18:23:00 +0000

A film to save striped bass.

Fishy Decks

parbitman@westrockadvisors.com (Paul Arbitman) — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 02:41:00 +0000

Some fish stoke courtesy of BC based Folk Custom Skateboards.

(Via: MoldyChum.com)

East Coast Fishing at its Best (Best Striper Fishing Video)

parbitman@westrockadvisors.com (Paul Arbitman) — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 02:58:00 +0000

Having fished likely my last saltwater day in 2011, it was time to do some editing of the massive amount of images collected during the year.

This is a first look at some of the footage from the 2011 season. There is a ton more to go through and some of the footage from the flats of NY& CT, Block Island and Montauk, especially underwater footage, is really interesting.

Footage during the year was mostly captured using a Panasonic GH2 (using various hacks) and a GoPro HD Hero. Some bits were shot with a GH1 and a VIOSport POV1.5.

FISHING, STREET ART

parbitman@westrockadvisors.com (Paul Arbitman) — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 00:16:00 +0000

VIA: MOLDYCHUM.com

KILLER CUFFLINKS

parbitman@westrockadvisors.com (Paul Arbitman) — Sat, 10 Dec 2011 18:29:00 +0000

There are two accessories every guy needs: a pocket knife and a pair of cufflinks. So naturally combining those two items is a smart move. Knife Cufflinks are like classy concealed weapons that you can carry with you almost anywhere (with the exception of air travel of course). Each cufflink features a mini fold out blade that’s as sharp as you look when you wear french cuff shirts. Aside from looking damn cool, these little blades come in handy for cutting lose threads. The blades and handles are made from stainless steel and each set comes with a diamond dust sharpener.
$55

Read more: Knife Cufflinks | Cool Material http://coolmaterial.com/style/knife-cufflinks/#ixzz1g9qeEj4C

The Bluefish Blues- A Guide to Catching Bluefish (Fishing)

parbitman@westrockadvisors.com (Paul Arbitman) — Fri, 04 Nov 2011 01:59:00 +0000

The Bluefish Blues - Paul Arbitman

Many a fishing report includes a geographic play of where the stripers are, sadly followed by the reports that, the stripers are at the bottom if you can get through the blues. While I love me some stripers, my adrenaline pumps for the fight of a blue. Soon the blues will be filling up our waterways until the fall. Read on, reader, to find out how to catch a bluefish.

First, a little blue-ology. Bluefish are a bottomless pit of burning hunger, consuming up to twice their weight in baitfish every day. They are the only member of the Pomatomidae family, the Pomatomus saltatrix, or bluefish, has a reputation for being the hardest fighter of any fish its size. The word ‘saltatrix’ means ‘leaper.’ And – they l-e-a-p, leap. A bluefish may dive into the depths, speedily wiz across a sand flat or jump clear out of the surface. It is strong enough to shake its head hard enough to throw a 6-ounce lead jig right back at the angler. Head’s up!

Bluefish often feed in large pods that gorge on schools of bait. When in a feeding frenzy, these voracious choppers will bite anything in their path, including floating soda cans and their own young. When a “blitz,” as this frenzy is know, occurs, a blue will hit almost anything. A soda can, a silver spoon, a sparkly diamond on a woman’s hand … On some occasions, they have even attacked swimmers. Here is the first of some valuable info on catching a blue: Make sure to use a heavy mono or wire leader. These fish have razor sharp teeth that will make cole slaw out of 10 - 15 lb mono or - your hand. Cuidado when getting the hook out of the fish. (It's best to use pliers or some type of hook remover.) On to bluefish fishing methods …
1. Chum, chum, chum, chum, CHUM! Chumming from an anchored boat is the most time honored way to fish for blues. Pay out bunker chum to attract fish while dropping pieces of cut bunker on your hook.
2. What’s my m*&%er f@#$ing name? Jigg-ah! Jigging for blues is most effective when there is a large body of fish concentrated in one specific area. Diamond jigs tipped with surgical tubes are dropped to the bottom and reeled up quickly. They can be bounced off the bottom as well. Find out at what depth the blues are picking up the jigs and concentrate your jigging at that depth. Larger fish will be underneath the smaller ones or at the very edge of the school.
3. More on jigging tactics … Some anglers tie 40 inches of 80-pound-test monofilament abrasion leader to their jigs. This setup handles the bluefish on the hook as well as other fish that graze the leader while swiping at the lure. When fishing diamond jigs, it helps to change treble hooks to singles to make unhooking blues simpler and safer, for your hand and the fish’s life. (I often will use a circle hook.) The rod types recommended are medium to medium-heavy action, fast taper, 6-foot graphite boat rods fitted with a medium conventional levelwind reel. The reels should be loaded with 30-pound-test superbraid.

4. The secret bunker. Another popular technique of fishing for blues is using bunker or even mackerel. Bunker is an extremely valuable commercial species. They are the primary forage species for striped bass and bluefish in the Northeast. Bunker 12 to 18 inches long. They are easy to find - massive schools dimple the surface in estuaries of southern New England, and many an angler can even smell the bunker by their oil. Bunker looks a large, deep-bodied herring or shad can be snagged with a big treble hook and spin-casting outfit. After snagging, cut the bunker into chunks; they make excellent bluefish bait. Some of the biggest blues are caught on bunker.
5. Trolling. Trolling tubes, jigs, bunker spoons, plugs and umbrella rigs work fine. This is a highly effective method for locating the blues. Some anglers will first, troll to locate the fish and then anchor or drift in the area with bait. To keep your trolling lures down at the right depth it is necessary to troll with heavy drail sinkers and wire line. Wire line trolling is the most effective. Some anglers also use down riggers.Pick your poison; I gave you lots of methods. You want more? You want to score the big blue? Get out there and fish.

To discuss this article further on our message boards Follow This Link

HAPPY FRIDAY

parbitman@westrockadvisors.com (Paul Arbitman) — Sat, 29 Oct 2011 01:21:00 +0000

FRIDAY OCT 28 2011

Friday Oct 21, 2011

MAKR SKATEBOARDS

parbitman@westrockadvisors.com (Paul Arbitman) — Sat, 22 Oct 2011 14:12:00 +0000

SKATEBOARD

Ox Blood

Custom shape skateboard deck. Individually numbered leather risers. Hand stained and cleared.

8.4" × 31.75" × 0.5"

$55.00

CLASSIC WHIPS

parbitman@westrockadvisors.com (Paul Arbitman) — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 11:01:00 +0000

OLD WOODEN BRONZE / ORANGE FISHING LURE

parbitman@westrockadvisors.com (Paul Arbitman) — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 02:03:00 +0000

In good condition. Has some wear / rust. Glass eyes. 5" long.

Current bid	US $31,857.50		Starting bid	US $9.00
Quantity	1		# of bids	26

Ames Bros Lure T-shirt

parbitman@westrockadvisors.com (Paul Arbitman) — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 00:38:00 +0000

Check it out

FISH ART MURALS THAT ARE AMAZINGLY REALISTIC

parbitman@westrockadvisors.com (Paul Arbitman) — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 23:51:00 +0000

Check it out

OLD SCHOOL HOOKERS

parbitman@westrockadvisors.com (Paul Arbitman) — Sun, 16 Oct 2011 16:17:00 +0000

Next time I pose with my prized catch, I'm throwing on my most expensive suit and definitely packing a gun.

Poon & My Sunday's Best

I think I would.

Farm Raised?

Little Prick!

SEXY TATTOOS

parbitman@westrockadvisors.com (Paul Arbitman) — Sat, 15 Oct 2011 13:08:00 +0000

(via art-is-my-hustle)

FLIP Skateboards ‘PinkyVision’ Pro Series

parbitman@westrockadvisors.com (Paul Arbitman) — Sat, 15 Oct 2011 04:25:00 +0000

VIA FreshNgood.com

HOT NEW T's

parbitman@westrockadvisors.com (Paul Arbitman) — Sat, 15 Oct 2011 04:15:00 +0000