im intereted im crabfishing, (like for king crab) i want to know if theres anything out there that will train and then do jobplacement and put me on a crew.
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crab fishing is mostly in alaska, thats the best and pays the best. you can get a copy of any sports mag. like field and streem, and look in there in the back of it, crab fishing is seasonel but dangerous. my husband was watching an adventure show on the sports channel one nite, and watched the king crabs being cought in alaska. it is tough work and many a man has lost their life, since the waters are so rough in that time of the year. they do teach rookies, and their is a web site he looked up . just under alaska king crab fishing on the web. go try that. site or ones close. he did.they sent him info on it all.  but please note it is very dangerous....good luck
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Search and Rescue is it's own job, but they have everything in teh search and rescue units. Since you will be joining under an open contract (no job guarantee) your best bet is to beg to be assigned to a search and rescue unit. Of course, just as with job placement, your assignment desires mean little or nothing to the Coast Guard. At best, you may end up a cook in the Coast Guard assigned to a S&R unit, but then you probably won't be on a ship or working the missions, but you will ensure those divers are well fed. You can also always volunteer to go to those schools, but again, it's up to the Coast Guard if they want to send you.\n\nCoast Guard, Marines and Air Force are the three branches that care the least for what you, the new enlistee, wants.\n\nThe Army and Navy guarantee the most of any branches, with the Army guaranteeing more than anyone.
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Let me give you some sound advice.  If you live near a jetties, try there.  Anyway I fished from land in Jacksonville for many years and caught red fish, trout and flounder mostly.  The type of fish varies with the area.  Maybe a bridge in an inter coastal waterway or a back bay.  As far as a pier goes, I never cared much for that. There is a lot of good fishing from the bank or even wade fishing.  Again I would target the big 3 as I like to refer to them(reds, trout and flounder).  If you get a cast net you can save a bundle on bait.  I prefer mud minnows, finger mullet and live shrimp. Maybe I didn't exactly answer your question but I guess I'm trying to steer you away from waisting your time on a pier.  It all depends on how serious of a fisherman you want to become!
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take to a fishing specialist...they have the tools know how and experience to do a great job and quickly.
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Go to job corps learn a trade (I know many people who benefited greatly from their experience) so if you do help your brother and it doesn't work out you have something to fall back on. Or do both
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Have a look at this website.....on the forums you will get all the advice you need....\n\nwww.worldseafishing.com
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If its brownes he's after, I would recommend,on the point, black and peacock spider,blea and black,coachman,mallard and claret,peter ross and silver butcher.For nympth patterns use pheasant tail,stickfly and shrimp. Middle fly needs to be flashy ie,dunkeld wickhams fancy.Top fly needs to be a bushy fly that you can dibble across the surface waves like red palmer or zulu.In summer a small muddler works wonders.Small single dries will work in late evening.If fishing from the bank dont cast to far,try to fish at 45 deg in front and work your way along the bank.Dont forget to keep the rod up .Brown trout take from below and will not chase a fly like rainbows.As the fish will manly small its best to use light gear no5/6 weight lines a long rod is useful about 10ft it is also long enough to use on a boat. Hope this goes some way to helping you out  only wish I could be with him as well.Best of luck and tight lines.
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you can go and live by the beach and have a pool at your house and you can go deep sea fishin(i did that once)if you use chuncks of dead fish it works as bait(i leave by the beach in the Philipines, its really hot here and the fish r big, but i never go fishing cuz im not patient enough, but i have a deep pool in my yard too)and if you hava a house by the beach you can also go scuba divin.
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fishin, now thats what Im talkin bout... I reccomend usin power bait for trout, those are hard lil buggers to catch... also another thing I do before I park the boat to cast my pole, I dump a lil bit of that power bait crap right off the side of the boat Im fishin on to get em up near the boat so I can see em, then I catch one... also beef jerky is great for catching trout and catfish... hope this helps... y'all take it easy
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I am not sure that there is a need for barnacle scrapers in the civilian job market. (just joking)\n\nTry to get a job with the US Government, working as a civilian for the military. There are many technician jobs that the Reserves and National Guard uses. They work as civilians, except for when they drill and on their annual training. I personally started working for the veterans administration way back in 1983. What I did, was worked as a volunteer first, then I was able to find out through the grape vine how to apply. Also, if you have been out for 6 months, then you may have a better chance of getting employment with the US Government. Good luck, and thank you for your service to our country. Also, find out if there are any Navy or Veterans orgs in your area. Try the VFW, American Legion, Amvets, etc. They may not be able to find you a job, but they may be able to direct you in the right direction.
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ParrotFish is excellent.  Look them up on the web and you'll be able to translate many languages.
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I saw a giant "claw" tank at Captains Cove in Bridgeport, CT.  You put in $2 and move the claw in a giant tank of live lobsters.  If you get one, you have to call the manager so they can prepare it for you!
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I would contact the New England Aquarium in Boston.  They might have some camps.
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Try the Harvesters program.\n\nCoach
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for a single guy like me it looks very fun.  But I already have a great job, otherwise I would try it.  On the water, dangerous, good money, stories, what more could a guy want?
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I like your style. I did the same and ended up with a lady that can do the following:\nThrow a net, pump prawns, bait up her own hooks, make her own knots, put boat in the water and even drive the boat herself and this is just mentioning a few.\n\nTook me I while to teach her, but it was time well spend. These ladies are scares but keep on advertising you will find one.
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Theres a million types of fish. Theres bottom fishing for grouper, snapper, sea bass etc.. Also kings are abundant around tampa and north. There are inshore fish like redfish and snook. Theres tarpon but mainly in the summertime. If you want to go offshore in search of bottom fish and kings, you have to have a large boat because its at least a 40 mile run if not 60 miles.