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Trip Summary

The boat had 3 trips this week. Fish were caught on all of them. We had some choppy seas one day which made for some queasy stomachs but the fish were there---bluefish and striped bass like moving water, tide and wind. My boat is a good sea boat, heavy in the keel. Strong bones. The other days were more typical---summer pleasant, light winds, sunny skies. Beautiful late June weather. We had striped bass, bluefish, fluke, black sea bass, and scup. Fish was brought home by all.
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John Lee
Narragansett, Rhode Island, United States
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