Just another day or two for the possible Green Flash
Lionfish: If you can’t beat em, eat em
Lionfish, If you can’t beat them, eat them. Before a year or so we didn’t have these guys in Keys waters. Now they are everywhere, but the solution may be to eat them.
The peppermint-striped lionfish sat boldly on a ledge about 20 feet deep off Key Largo, spreading its pectoral fins like red and white spinnakers in the wind.Read more: http://www.miamiherald.com/2011/03/23/2130099/lionfish-if-you-cant-beat-em-eat.html#ixzz1HXoznlDM
Great Sunday Bonefish
Cocktails and Sunset
Jan and Judy get new Fish Pendants
They are located at the Rain Barrel Artists Village just north of Mitchell’s Islamorada Villas
Judy has a Mutton Snapper and Jan has a Hogfish. Here they are at sunset tonight with some great friendships and food and drink.
Big Snook from Costa Rica in the ’80’s
Robin’s Islamorada Restaurant Review
Robin and Darryl, staying in the Mitchell’s Bayview Villa, cut a wide swatch across the Islamorada restaurant scene in the three weeks they stayed with us. Here is Robin’s review of their adventure and their top restaurant was the Sid and Roxy’s Green Turtle Inn.
Phyllis and I think Robin is pretty close to our opinion but we have some differences. What do you think? Let us know.
Here we go.
- Agave Mexican – So! So!
Bentley’s – Good Ribs
Debbiy Doo’s – Very large sandwiches, Boars Head meats
Green Turtle Inn – The Best! Our Fav! Lamb shank, OSSO Bucco, Steaks. Scallops & Parpardelle Pasta, Hearts of Palm salad
Hungry Tarpon – Seafood angel hair pasta
Islamorada Fish Company – Not our favorite
Islamorada Bakery – Muffin tops, Nuevo Ranchero
Island Grill – Spicy tuna roll, Whole fish!
Lazy Days – Hogfish Pasta
Lorelei Restaurant and Cabana Bar – Late night music, Bush Whackers, Frozen drinks
Mangrove Mike’s – Eggs Benedict
Ma’s Restaurant – Poor Boy sandwiches, Shrimp or Oyster
Uncle’s Restaurant – Lamb
Whale Harbor Inn and Marina – Didn’t like
Whistle Stop – Burgers and Ruben sandwich
Ziggie & Mad Dogs – Steak