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Good Blue Fishing, Cape Cod Bay

août 25, 2021 Orleans 6 photos
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I had Joe Molella, his wife Danielle and his daughter Amelia. He also brought some family friends Shannon and Ciara Grey. We found the bluefish just east of the Old Target Ship and up along the Eastham shore. We used much of my light action tackle which made it more of a challenge. They kept three fish and release a number of other. It was a good day "fishin"...
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