Protecting Big Fish Means Catching Big Fish
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George Pharoah of Sag Harbor helped this 10.4 pound blackfish mugged for the camera and then released him. George was fishing aboard the Blue Fin IV last week, the final week of a great blackfish season. Capt. Michael Potts
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Eric Summers picked up this big blackfish while fishing over the Thanksgiving holiday aboard the Blue Fin IV charter boat out of Montauk. Capt. Michael Potts
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Peter Eilenberg of Hampton Bays with a brace of big black sea bass caught over the weekend aboard the Shinnecock Star out of Hampton Bays. Sea bass fishing will remain good through the end of the year whenever the weather allows boats to get out. Deena Lippman/Shinnecock Star
George Pharoah of Sag Harbor helped this 10.4 pound blackfish mugged for the camera and then released him. George was fishing aboard the Blue Fin IV last week, the final week of a great blackfish season. Capt. Michael Potts
Eric Summers picked up this big blackfish while fishing over the Thanksgiving holiday aboard the Blue Fin IV charter boat out of Montauk. Capt. Michael Potts
Peter Eilenberg of Hampton Bays with a brace of big black sea bass caught over the weekend aboard the Shinnecock Star out of Hampton Bays. Sea bass fishing will remain good through the end of the year whenever the weather allows boats to get out. Deena Lippman/Shinnecock Star
In the Field
- Publication: East Hampton Press
- Published on: Dec 10, 2019
- Columnist: Michael Wright
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