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try again.  not a member?   September 21, 2007    "Captain
Stanman" shows off a 22-pound kingfish he caught off North
Carolina's Bogue Inlet.  On a good day, Eric Swain and Stanley
Jarusinski can catch all the menhaden they need near the Island
Harbor Marina in Bogue Sound, where the latter launches his
23-foot Regulator. And today was a good day. Swain had just
dropped a ten-foot, 22-pound castnet over a big school of
pogies, and was letting the baitfish rain into a transfer pen
that floated beside the boat.  "We just switched to a heavier
castnet," Jarusinski explained as Swain proceeded to dip up 36
of the frisky menhaden and place them in the onboard live well.
"When the water cools in early fall, pogies get a lot faster.
Your usual summer net won't catch them in this depth. They're
turbocharged!"  One could say the same of Jarusinski, better
known in local angling circles as "Captain Stanman." A retired
businessman from Pennsylvania and a l