Once in a Blue Lobster?
There must be something in the water because just a few weeks ago I made a post about a super-rare orange lobster that was saved from being cooked at a…
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There must be something in the water because just a few weeks ago I made a post about a super-rare orange lobster that was saved from being cooked at a Florida Red Lobster location by a chef that knew that it was extremely unusual. In fact, an orange lobster is a one in 30 million find.
A rare find indeed
Now, we go to Maine, and find a once in a Blue Moon Blue Lobster, according to experts they are a one in a million or two finds.
If you're wondering what the lobstermen who caught plan on doing with it, good news, they are donating to be studied and steamed, before being set free again in the cold waters of Maine's scenic Casco Bay.
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Bob is a native New Englander, growing up (sorta) in Maine where his love for radio started at a young age. While in high school he hosted radio shows on a local radio station, and he has never looked back.
Bob joined the US Navy and served onboard the Sixth Fleet Flagship as a radio and TV host. After serving for 3 years, it was off to Emerson College in Boston. Bob hosted shows in Boston on WMEX, WVBF and WSSH in the 80’s and 90’s before heading to radio stations in Raleigh, NC, Manchester, NH, and New York City.
Bob has been married for almost 25 years to Carolyn, a Woburn gal and they have 3 daughters, Nicole, Taylor, and Bridget. Bob and Carolyn are proud first-time grandparents to baby Caroline, who they plan to spoil every chance they get!
“I started my career in New England and could not be happier to come back to Boston where I can root for all the Boston sports teams and eat lots of lobster rolls and clam chowder (okay not lots)… It is an honor to host the WROR morning show with LBF and wake up the World’s Greatest City!” Bob writes about recipes and restaurants, pop culture and trending topics.
