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After declaring my Delta salmon season over last week (skunked) it was time to head for Suisun Bay on the California Delta, near Pittsburg and Antioch, CA, and get my sturgeon season under way.
I arrived at my honey hole on Suisun Bay about 1130 Tuesday morning. A huge outgoing tide was predicted and the weather guesser promised light winds. It doesn't get any better on Suisun!
During the huge outgo, I reeled in two nice sturgies. The first at 1730 was likely a keeper at about 46" (I didn't bring him aboard for a measure) but I released him to grow bigger. An hour later I had a suicide hit on steroids unlike any sturgeon I've ever caught - he was like a freight train taking that bait! I got him to the boat in about 15 minutes, and chose to keep that one. He measured 59 inches and weighed 45 lbs.
Both came on eel and during that big outgoing current. I spent the night aboard and headed back upriver to Rio Vista the next morning.
Lots more photos, a couple of short videos of the night on Suisun, and more story on my homepage: http://fishwisher.wordpress.com/2011/11 ... uisun-bay/
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How to Infiltrate High-Level FOBs in MGS V: The Phantom Pain Ultimate Guide
You can now sneak any FOBs with high security without alerting any guard and triggering any alarm. This Ultimate FOB Guide will provide you with a detailed walkthrough on how to infiltrate 4/4 or high-level security FOBs in MGS V: The Phantom Pain. There will be the guide in two sections one will cover Infiltration of the whole Platform and second will be The Strut or Deck.
Which Loadout to Use
Everyone has their own gaming style and strategy, but if you are still having difficulty to win over high-security FOB then you must try playing with the loadout recommended below:
Primary Weapons:
When you try to infiltrate there is about 99% chance that a guard will see you and reflex mode will be triggered, so you need a weapon that takes them out during the slo-mo. The Weapons like any shotgun of level 5 AIR-S can knock a guy(fully armored body) out with 2 shots whereas the UN-ARC NL will knock a guy out with just 1 shot(when the face is hit). So we prefer to use Slot one: UN-ARC NL (STN Rifle) or S1000 AIR-S (STN Shotgun) and both should be SILENCED.
As you shot by any STN Weapons, the guard will scream and alert those around him. Whereas Lethal weapons don't alert, but you'll lose heroism for every kill and also a no-kill bonus for not killing any(Obviously). Any silenced DMG rifle or shotgun should do the trick if you don't mind losing them(heroism/bonus). So we prefer to use Slot two: SERVAL AMR-7 (DMG Sniper) or ALM 48 (DMG Log) and both should be SILENCED.
Secondary Weapons:
For the Secondary weapons, I prefer Slot one: WU S. PISTOL or BURKOV TB as these don't make any noise and they knock out guys for longer periods. Having said that these pistols don't even stagger guys and they have a lower fire rate, so it's risky to use in reflex mode. Also not loading Arm because we won't be using Snake in this Raid strategy.
Support Weapons:
Magazines and Decoys are the only things you need, as you need to distract the guards while you sneak past them.
NVG and Noctocyanin pill are the much-needed items for a successful Raid. Start using the NVG and mark guards while in the chopper. Once you're on the ground use the Noctoyanin pills to mark all the guards around, to avoid guards sudden surprise.
You need to trust me on this and do not involve Snake in this strategy. Instead, use a Combat Staff Unit, particularly the one with the Gunman perk as it gives you additional time in reflex mode and it definitely makes a huge difference. We also recommend using a lower ranked soldier as you don't have to worry about him dying.
Just Go with the Sneaking Suit or Camo Suit and explanation is given in the sections below. Just make sure you equip on of the two only.
Once the Loadout is Over let's begin with the Strategy/Tips/Tricks and Cheats
Crawling Helps:
The FOB guards have eagle eyes, but only when you're not crawling. Crawling makes you very much less visible than while standing or crouching. So we prefer to crawl 80% of the time, rest 20% should be you crouching just to climb the stairs. AVOID standing, running or sprinting.
Hunt UAV's
While you're climbing a pipe or a ladder, these UAV drones can easily spot you. Hence, it is very important to hunt these pesky drones down. Don't hesitate to use your DMG weapon to shoot them out of the sky, but just make sure you move away quickly as the guards will be alerted to the explosion.
Can I be a little Loud?
The Main strategy of this Guide is that you raid in highest possible security so just remove it from your head that you're going to complete the mission(4/4 FOBs) without shooting anything. As long as you quickly move away from the noise you can shoot guards with STN guns, shooting UAVs, Claymores, Cameras or even worst leaving bodies around. Guards always know that someone is going down so it's better to make it quick and avoid being spotted as these will make the guards stand down.
Keep Marking
While in the chopper, make use of the NVG and make the possible marking dudes as you'll have a sense(on the ground) of where the guards are and in return improving your chances of sneaking in undetected.
Which Routes to Select
After the Loadout and Tactics of the Gameplay here we need to decide a proper Route to land so that tall the above tricks work in the right place. So Talking about the Platform Layout, they are all the same and the route that suits best is the one nearest to the bridge connecting to the next strut.
Now once your one the ground, climb the stairs nearby and realize that between you and the bridge is an open area filled with a few guards. To avoid them you need to crawl your way to the bridge, particular to the ladder which you can drop down, but if you see the guards are nearby then you need to distract them with magazines or decoys and then start crawling.
Once you climb up to the underside of the bridge, you'll have 2 path choices, either you take left or right. Both will end up with a little difference but still I recommend the right path.
Right Path:
IT will take you to an open area that's near the bridge. Use the same tactic as before(Distract & Crawl) and you'll immediately reach the next bridge already. Or if you end up reaching a ladder instead then it will lead you to an a narrower path which is slightly harder to sneak past. Crawl your way to the right and you'll see an it's the same route as before.
Left Path:
The Left Path is not a bad idea either as walking along the catwalk you'll usually see some sensors, a camera and a guard there. If you're planning to take out the guard then make sure he is near the first sensor right underneath the camera, to avoid the camera detection. Keep crawling until you see a big pipe for you to climb and then left until you see the ladder to the bridge.
Mistake you should Avoid
- Before climbing ladders/ pipes Not checking your surroundings
- Crawling into mines
- Instead of holding accidentally tapping the crouch button
- Not watching where you dive to
In the End, you can now easily penetrate and raid any high-level FOB. If any doubt or want to add something just post them below in the comments.

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What do you think are the best chains of bakeries in Tokyo or Japan ? No need to take single, isolated bakeries into account as they are too numerous.
In first position, I'd put Kobeya Kitchen. Just try anything and it will be delicious. What's more the range of its products, especially breads, is simply amazing. You'll find branches in Shibuya station (in front of the Ginza-line entrance), in the Ebisu Atre, in Ginza (between Wako and Yurakucho), etc.
Another institution is Kimuraya. Like Kobeya, it has a great variety and also has a restaurant section. There is a branch in front of Matsuya Ginza.
After that, Vie de France is more of a French-style bakery, a bit cheaper but really good.
In the same line the Danish-sounding Andersen Bakery is also wothwhile of your attention. I remember a branch in the Atre in Ueno Station.
The most famous chocolate croissants, always warm, are those of Cafe Saint Marc. For just 130yen, you can't pass in front of it without buying one. You can find it in Omote-Sando (near Meiji-Jingu-Mae et JR Harajuku Station).
I don't recommend the chain Hokuo.
If you are after cakes rather than pastries and bread, the most popular chains are Cosy Corner and Almond. They usually have a restaurant inside, but beware that they'll charge you an expensive cover to sit inside. So if you are short on money, take the cheese cakes and Napoleon pies away instead. The Almond in front of Roppongi Station is a favourite meeting place. It's quite expensive though.
Feel free to add more places to the list.


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Cardiff's live music venue The Moon Club is closing down - but it will be replaced by a new blues, jazz and cocktail bar.
News of the change at the Womanby Street club comes just days after it was announced that iconic city centre nightspot Dempsey's is shutting, although that will also be reopened as a new venue.
The Moon Club will reopen as The Bootlegger, a sister bar to its popular Bristol site which is run by brothers Lee and Gary Miller - originally from Havefordwest - and their pal Shaun Bundy.
Lee, who has experience working in bars in New York and London, told WalesOnline: "We are two proud Welsh boys, and an adopted Welshman, who want to bring an accessible speakeasy to Cardiff - one where you don't have to ring a doorbell.
"You can come in, we'll serve you amazing cocktails, you can dance to amazing music and have fun."
From now on, The Moon Club team will be focusing their efforts on The Full Moon, which will remain next door to The Bootlegger bar.
Director Gwyn Thomas said: "We've had five fantastic years in The Moon Club and can hand over to Lee and his team safe in the knowledge that the venue is in good hands. That leaves us free to focus 100% on The Full Moon.
"It's very exciting times for us at The Full Moon at the moment, we've upgraded the PA and lighting system and now have probably the highest technical spec for a venue of this size anywhere in the country so we'll be hosting a lot more gigs in addition to our existing live music and DJs and not forgetting our special events."
So what will The Bootlegger be like?
The Bootlegger in Bristol prides itself on its extensive and fresh cocktail menu. From jaffa cake and Crunchie Espresso Martinis to a dedicated menu for gin and tonic which includes strawberry and pink peppercorn and rhubarb G&Ts.
There will be craft beers including local favourites like Tiny Rebel and in an even bigger treat for gin lovers, there's a special gin bar - which serves gin exclusively.
Oh, and they also do boozy milkshakes.
And there will be a happy hour when cocktails will be two for £10.
The Bootlegger is all about live music and will play blues, jazz, swing and rock and roll. There are plans to have regular swing dancing classes and live jazz .
The Moon Club's Steve Bines also added that since the closure of Four Bars music venue at Dempseys is imminent, the new bar are keen to support live music, he said: "Bootlegger specialise in jazz, blues and swing music and are very keen to work with everybody that hosted events at Four Bars.
"They know it's long tradition of hosting jazz clubs, lindy hop classes and live gigs and hopefully they can keep as many of those events as possible on Womanby Street."
What will it look like?
We've had a look at the Bristol venue to get an idea of how Cardiff's The Bootlegger might look.
The Moon Club - which you enter via a staircase which takes you into the venue - will be decked out with oak flooring and given a revamp to suit its New York , relaxed speakeasy style.
You'll be able to sit and listen to the music performances.
Or just get up and have a dance.
When will it open?
The trio are aiming to open in early March. The Bootlegger will inhabit the current Moon Club on Womanby Street.
For more information and to keep up-to-date with news on The Bootlegger visit their Facebook page.