Ocean Grove Fishing Club. 2012. Jack Bredin.© Photograph by Rob Bredin. Click to enlarge both paintings.
“Indian Summer” 2018. By Jack Bredin. Photograph by Rob Bredin. ©
LINDA RONSTADT from the Mambo Kings:
Posts Tagged ‘Ocean Grove fishing pier’
Jack Bredin: Before and after Sandy at the Ocean Grove Fishing Pier
Posted in Blogfinger Presents, Jack Bredin painter, Ocean Grove fishing pier, Ocean Grove history, tagged Jack Bredin paints Ocean Grove, Ocean Grove Fishing Club, Ocean Grove fishing pier on October 23, 2018| 2 Comments »
OG Fishing Pier 2004.
Posted in Blogfinger Presents, tagged Ocean Grove fishing pier on August 7, 2016| Leave a Comment »
You Are My Sunshine
Posted in Guest photographer, Ocean Grove weather, Photographic Gallery: Ocean Grove, tagged Ocean Grove fishing pier, Winter in Ocean Grove on February 6, 2015| 2 Comments »
Ocean Grove non-fishing pier. February, 2015. Jean Bredin photo
WILLIE NELSON and LEON RUSSELL
What would your fantasy OG fishing pier look like?
Posted in Blogfinger Presents, tagged Ocean Grove fishing pier, Sanibel Island fishing pier on January 22, 2015| 9 Comments »
This is a fishing pier first and foremost at the Sanibel Island Lighthouse Park (Fla). It has a very utilitarian design, but it also has expansive views at the end for gawkers and a shady area with benches by the beach. All photos by Paul Goldfinger © Jan. 2015.
Sanibel: The tee at the end provides unobstructed views of the Gulf.
Sanibel: Lee County provides for all sorts of fishermen, including this snowy egret. Eileen Goldfinger photo.
Sanibel: A fisherman cleans his haul of sheepshead along the edge of the pier.
Sanibel: The catch of the day—-a local photographer and her iPhone.
Kitty Hawk (NC) pier. Dave Philo of OG submitted this photo. He likes this pier, but would prefer Victorian street lights and benches instead.
By Paul Goldfinger, Editor @Blogfinger.
In the event that the 500 foot OG fishing pier, severely damaged during Sandy, gets rebuilt someday, but without the fishing club building at the end, what would you like it to look like? You can just comment below and describe your vision, or send a photo. We have already heard from some gazebo fans.
Note that the historic OG fishing pier, when first built in 1891, wasn’t a fishing pier at all. Rev. Stokes (1891) used it at first for a very practical purpose—see the link below. The historic fishing club was established a few years later.
Blogfinger history of the pier, Part I: Link to pier history
Blogfinger history of the pier, Part II: Pier history, Part deux (two or II if you are a Roman)
CARLY SIMON:
…to be continued
Posted in Blogfinger Photograph, Ocean Grove photographs, tagged Ocean Grove fishing pier, Ralph the Ocean Grove Fisherman on November 2, 2013| 1 Comment »
Ocean Grove. November 1, 2013. By Paul Goldfinger. © Click left prn
SAM AND DAVE ( From their album “Gimme Some Lovin’)
