Dr. Ken Neill, III Offshore fishing has been good when the weather has allowed boats to get out there. Good numbers of yellowfin tuna are being caught along with a few bigeye tuna. Dolphin catches are also good and some wahoo are around. Increasing numbers of blue and white marine are being encountered. Bottom fishing is producing some very nice blueline tilefish, some grouper and … [Read more...]
The Perfect Burger
I’ve done this article before, but it’s worth repeating. With backyard chefs bearing tongs and spatulas and heading for the grill, here’s my take on how to make the Perfect Burger. Be forewarned. This isn’t a recipe for the healthiest burger, just the tastiest. You really wouldn’t want to serve a steady diet of these burgers unless you had a death wish, but at least once this summer, indulge … [Read more...]
I’m A Soul Man
The lives of Boomers can be defined by music. In the early years, just after the war, America wasn’t sure in which direction music should proceed. There were crooners like Sinatra and Bennett as well the remnants of the Big Band Era. Country stars like Hank Williams, Patsy Cline and Teresa Brewer had frequent hit songs as chart toppers, so it was a mixed bag of musical tricks. Then, rock and … [Read more...]
Adding Backyard Beauty
People spend a lot of money these days to add beauty to their yards. They hire landscapers to maintain lush, green lawns and install pools and water falls for a soothing backdrop. Homeowners extend patios, add brick walkways and build outdoor kitchens for entertaining. They plant flowers and shrubs and seemingly spare no expense to beautify their yards; yet, the most beautiful addition of all is … [Read more...]
Goodbye Lord Hardwicke’s
It opened in 1970. It opened at a time when there weren’t that many restaurants in Charlottesville. There were no McDonald’s, no Hardy’s, no Burger Kings, no Domino’s. But Lord Hardwicke’s was now open, and our good friends, Joe and Theresa Davis, went with us to check it out. The place had an English theme. Their signature dish was Fish & Chips. I tried that while Nancy had French Onion … [Read more...]
Charlottesville City Championship
The 2016 Charlottesville City Championship sponsored by Advantage Handyman Services is set for Friday, July 8th through Sunday, July 10th. The entry fee is $175, which includes greens fees and cart fees for all three rounds, range balls each day, a practice round greens fee, and a tee gift for each player. Based on a full field of sixty or more players, there will be five flights with the … [Read more...]
Dan Corbin, Realtor
Dan Corbin, a faithful subscriber to CvilleBuzz, has agreed to be our eyes and ears in the local real estate market. Dan, a Realtor with RE/MAX Realty Specialists, has been selling and listing real estate in the Charlottesville area for a number of years. Dan comes from a background in the printing business, but moved here with his wife Misty 15 years ago and took up real estate as a … [Read more...]
Tuna, Billfish, Wahoo Arrive
By Dr. Ken Neill, III The tuna bite slowed this week. The yellowfin are still out there, but not at the “boats coming in early with limits” level that we had the previous week. The mako sharks have thinned out also. They have been replaced by more dolphin and billfish and the wahoo have also arrived. It is a good mix-bagged fishery offshore of Virginia right now. Offshore, bottom fishing is … [Read more...]
Trout Waters Update
Tom Reisdorf at Angler’s Lane reports: Jackson River Tailwater: Recent strong storms have brought the water levels up to ideal big fish levels. Kreelex streamers in silver, gold, copper and gold/copper fished on sink tips are the ticket right now. Period cicadas are all around the river right now and the big fish are taking them. Brook trout streams: Recent rains have brought the mountain … [Read more...]
Virginia Coyote Study Results
From VDGIF Research Although they are found statewide, coyotes are a relative newcomer to Virginia. Coyotes are native to the plains of the Midwest, but they eventually arrived in the western mountains of Virginia during the late 1970’s following a well-documented eastward expansion. Coyotes prefer hilly terrain with open or brushy habitat, but they are also a highly adaptable species. Their … [Read more...]
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