#Jack Franks

[jackfranks]

The Top Perks of Going Deep Sea Fishing

Going deep-sea fishing differs significantly from a regular fishing expedition. A deep-sea fishing adventure typically involves venturing into much deeper waters, often beyond 800 feet and more than a quarter-mile from the shore. While it presents challenges, deep-sea fishing also offers numerous benefits.

One of the top perks of deep-sea fishing is the opportunity to explore the ocean's vast depths. Anglers embark on deep-sea fishing trips aboard charter boats equipped with all necessary safety gear for navigating open waters. This allows them to enjoy breathtaking views of the expansive ocean, adding an element of adventure to the experience.

Additionally, deep-sea fishing offers a high probability of landing impressive catches. Many species in deep-sea waters grow substantially, making it possible for anglers to reel in prized fish such as tuna, marlin, mahi-mahi, and wahoo. To accommodate these formidable catches, deep-sea fishing boats are equipped with robust fishing rods capable of handling the weight and power of these fish.

Moreover, deep-sea fishing provides an excellent workout for participants. From the challenge of baiting and hooking the fish to the physical exertion of reeling them in, deep-sea fishing tests anglers' strength and stamina. Since many deep-sea species are adept swimmers, landing a catch in the deep sea often demands a significant display of physical prowess from anglers.

[devonsawas]

RETURN TO OZ | 1985 ↳ Directed by Walter Murch

[jimmyhoffathecat]

i never realised theres more than 4 cats can we please see all of them 🥺

Maple and Pickle

Jack and the Bean Sprout

Charlie and Frank (the twins)

Glue

[winterswake]

SLOW HORSES S4E6

[antygabo14]

Here’s a bunch of designs for my spidersona’s universe

[tending-the-hearth]

my favorite trio dynamic is "romantic couple who would do anything for each other and their Platonic Guy that they would also do anything for"

[too-many-rooks]

So many interesting expressions happening here

[katabay]

THERE AIN'T NO ATLAS, KID. NEVER WAS.

if you peel him back far enough, there's nothing but a pile of theater masks

like, it's really fun how fontaine starts spiralling out the closer jack gets to him in the final arc of the game and returns to appropriating the image of family (the fake family in the beginning, the flawed father position later) to try and appeal to jack in some way but it's like. buddy. baby. you already took off your mask. anything you try and put on after this is going to come across as cheap and desperate. the magic is gone! and personally? I'm hooting and hollering

⭐ places I’m at! bsky / pixiv / pillowfort /cohost / cara.app / insta

[the-cricket-chirps]

John Rea Neill, Illustration

Jack Pumpkinhead and the Sawhorse

By L. Frank Baum, 1913

[colonellickburger]

Robert Frank. Jack Kerouac, 1959

[oldschoolfrp]

Frazetta

[jackfranks]

The Benefits of Catch and Release in Fishing

Catch and release fishing is a sustainable form of recreational fishing. Anglers release fish back into the water after catching them, rather than keeping them for consumption. This approach offers several benefits for fish populations and the environment.

First, catch and release helps conserve fish stocks by allowing them to reproduce and contribute to the overall population. By releasing fish, anglers ensure the sustainability of fisheries and promote healthy ecosystems.

Moreover, catch and release contributes to biodiversity conservation by maintaining the balance of aquatic ecosystems. It helps preserve the natural predator-prey dynamics and prevents disruptions to the food chain. Additionally, catch and release fishing promotes responsible angling practices and fosters a culture of environmental stewardship among anglers.

Furthermore, catch and release fishing can also be a rewarding and fulfilling experience for anglers. It allows them to enjoy the thrill of the catch while minimizing their impact on fish populations. Many anglers find satisfaction in the conservation aspect of catch and release, knowing that they contribute to preserving aquatic habitats for future generations to enjoy.

[thornycanary]

nice work, boyo!

[spooky-month-archive]

Spooky Month 5: Tender Treats end credit art concepts

[cinemaastimegoesby]

In 1963 photographer Bert Stern photographed some of the top actors/actresses at the height of their fame playing their dream roles for a photo series in LIFE magazine's December 20, 1963 issue.

Cary Grant as Charlie Chaplin's Tramp / Audrey Hepburn as Pearl White in 'Perils of Pauline' / Tony Curtis & Natalie Wood as Rudolph Valentino and Vilma Bánky in 'The Sheik' / Paul Newman as a Douglas Fairbanks Sr. swashbuckler / Frank Sinatra & Dean Martin as Judah Ben-Hur and Messala from 'Ben-Hur' / Bing Crosby & Bob Hope as 1930s gangsters / Jack Lemmon as a war pilot / Shirley MacLaine as one of Busby Berkeley's showgirls / Rock Hudson as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

[mushroommans-cache]

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