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DINER: Heading Out On The Organic Ocean Today To Go Fishing For Local Spot Prawns

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by Andrew Morrison | It’s 5:40am and for the fourth year in a row I’m headed out on the Organic Ocean for the day (and tomorrow, too) fishing for spot prawns to kick off the season. Keep tabs on Scout’s Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram for live photo updates of Cpt. Steve and the boys doing their thing and the occasional undisciplined octopus. I’ll be with a small TV crew filming a pilot for a show about the history and breadth of Canadian cuisine, so if you see me kicking around False Creek Fisherman’s Wharf with a boom mike after we dock, be sure to poke fun.

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