Captain Dan Stauffer, affectionately known throughout the local fishing community as “Danny”, grew up fishing the waters off Ocean City MD, Palm Beach & Marathon FL. Captain Dan has been running his own boats off Ocean City, MD since the early 80′s and fished these waters as a youngster years before that. Charter fishing is a full time business for the Fin Chaser. If we don’t produce fish, we go hungry. Being on the water daily provides valuable insight for up-coming trips, you just can’t get this if your boats sitting at dock. We work hard to keep all the information on our website current and we don’t “cherry pick” our reports. Not just the good days, but the good, the bad, and the ugly. Our pictures are always tagged with a date so you know you’re not looking at something caught years ago. If you want to experience the incredible pull of a tuna, witness a spectacular leaping marlin, see the breathtaking colors of the mahi-mahi, catch dozens of tasty Sea Bass, wrestle with a tautog (aka bulldog) or nail a “doormat” size flounder, call or email now.
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He only offered this anecdote in hopes of making it right this time around. "How hard can it freaking be to make a good show in Sicily? How low-impact could it be?"Turns out a lot harder than one might think.Bourdain starts the show with a local chef on a boat, bobbing up and down over the choppy waves of the Mediterranean. They're supposedly going to catch a variety of sea life that they'll proudly haul up to the restaurant and serve that night for dinner.Bourdain has on a full wetsuit and seems pretty much cool about the excursion. He's skeptic about the loot the chef plans to catch -- a skepticism with roots in his previous show, No Reservations -- but gladly plays along. He jumps in the water with snorkel and mask. What happens next is crazy.The guys that stay in their boat throw octopus and fish in the water, that the chef, Torino, pretends to heroically catch. They're simply fetching dead sea life out of the water for, what the chef obviously hopes, will be a highly edited version of the show.
Something got lost in translation. A drink-himself-into-oblivion level of depression ensues. He actually gets so drunk after going "diving," and he says he doesn't remember dinner (which, yes, was also filmed).Following are Bourdain's best excerpts and one-liners, all of which took place in just the first 14 minutes of the episode:"So I get on the water and I'm paddling, and 'Splash!' Suddenly, there's a dead sea creature sinking in front of me. Are you kidding me? I'm thinking, 'This can't be happening.' And another rigor mortis half-frozen freaking octopus."Each specimen dropped to the sear floor to moments later be discovered by our hero, Torino."I'm no marine biologist, but I know dead octopus when I see one."Strangely everyone else seems to believe the hideous sham unfolding before our eyes, doing their best to ignore the blazingly obvious.""Then, they gave up and just dumped the whole bag of dead fish into the sea."At this point I begin desperately looking for signs of life. Hoping one of them would become revived.
Frantically swimming around the bottom for one that's still twitching, then turn to the camera and end this misery. But, no, my shame will be absolute."For some reason I feel something snap and I slide quickly into a near-hysterical depression."'Is this what it's come to?' I'm thinking, as another dead squid narrowly misses my head. Almost a decade later and I'm back in the same country staging fishing scenes?"Complicit in a shameful shameful incident of fakery, but there I was bobbing listlessly in the water with dead sea life sinking to the bottom all around me. You've got to be pretty immune to the world to not see the obvious metaphor here."I've never had a nervous breakdown before, but I tell you from the bottom of my heart, something fell apart down there. And it took a long long time after this damn episode to recover."I'm sitting in a nearby café pounding one Negroni after another in a smoldering, miserable rage.""By the time dinner rolls around, I'm ripped to the TV-bleep. Did I mention it's my birthday?"