Ask Leroy! Episode 14: Pinching Lobsters, Buoy Lines, & Leroy's Jobs
This week on "Ask Leroy!” Bryan Sidelinger from WABI TV5 joined in on our filming session to produce a news story about Captain Leroy Weed and our video series. To view that story, visit: https://www.wabi.tv/2020/10/03/lifeti... On Episode 14, Leroy answers questions about whether he’s ever been pinched by a lobster before, why traps sometimes have two different buoys on the line, and other jobs that Leroy has had throughout his life. Do you have a question about commercial fishing along the Maine coast, or what it’s like to live in a fishing community? Ask Leroy! Call 224.58.LEROY (224.585.3769), leave your question on the voicemail, and he’ll answer your question in an upcoming episode of “Ask Leroy!” As Leroy always says, “there is no dumb question!"
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