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Now that's a mess of
white perch and spot! |
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Here's the largest
bluefish we've caught in years -- 11 1/2 pounds, caught on a surgical hose
while trolling July 29 on a day when most of the blues were 3 pounds or
less. |
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Another crew from 84
Lumber, shown with some of their stripers they caught on July 28. |
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Largest fish of the
day... |
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And here we have
part of the Koons Toyota 2-boat crew, shown with some mighty fine stripers
for summertime. |
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More of the Koons
Toyota crew... |
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The True Green crew
from July 24, shown with some of their fine rockfish. |
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Here's the crew from
the Recreational Boating & Fishing Foundation, led by Bruce Matthews
(see below), out for an afternoon of striper fishing on July 23. |
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Mike, Kirk, and
Bruce (right) with some of the bigger rockfish of the day. |
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Here's Bruce,
whipping the water down near the Power Plant. For more photos of the
RBFF crew, click here. |
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Captain Robin with a
37" trophy-size striper she caught July 22. |
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Captain
"Worm", with the first legal flounder of the season. We
just couldn't find very many of these flatties to make targeting them
worthwhile. |
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And here we have the
Frank Kenney (far right) crew from July 18, shown with another fine catch
of rockfish to 35 inches. |
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Here we have the
Keith Sumner (kneeling) crew from July 15, shown with some of their fine
catch of stripers to 36.5 inches. |
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Top fish of the day
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Here's a group from
Valcourt Building Services, shown with some big stripers to 34
inches. Amber (far right) took top honors for the day. |
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Here we have part of
the Miles Chidell (not shown) crew from July 12, with some of the nice
stripers they caught. |
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Here's the Hazen
Wilson (far right) crew, shown with a great catch of large stripers,
considering that it's mid-July... |
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Here's Connie, who
took big fish honors for the day (again...) |
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A fine kettle of
fish... |
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Another Judy and Ray
Ham crew from July 10, after catching a fine bunch of stripers. |
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Ladies from the
Paralyzed Veterans of America, following an afternoon of fishing and a
dinner trip to Harrison's. |
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Here we have crews
from Forest Hill Contracting and Grimmell Excavating Contractors after a
great day catching rockfish on the Bay July 9. |
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One of the better
rockfish caught by the above crews. |
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No, it's not a
jellyfish. This is what happens when you try to take fireworks
photos with a shutter spped that's too low... |
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Part of the Ray Ham
crew, out to watch the Chesapeake Beach fireworks show on July 3. |
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That's Ray Ham on
the right. |
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A couple of young
cuties out to watch the fireworks. |
