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Great day of Fluke Fishing

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JackK
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Great day of Fluke Fishing

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Went out Saturday morning off the coast of Newport, RI and had a blast fluke fishing ...
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Re: Great day of Fluke Fishing

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Very nice Jack!
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Re: Great day of Fluke Fishing

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We fluked aboard TR all day Saturday, nothing but shorts but at least some sea bass hit the filet table. A 25" 10lber? That's a fatty!!
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Re: Great day of Fluke Fishing

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Nice catch.....fishing attire ranks right up there also!
It's all about relaxation :)

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Re: Great day of Fluke Fishing

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Is a fluke like what we call a flounder down here in the South???
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Re: Great day of Fluke Fishing

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ScubaPete wrote:Is a fluke like what we call a flounder down here in the South???
According to Wikipedia, yes...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Summer_flounder

Although there is also the "Southern Flounder" (no eye spots)
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Re: Great day of Fluke Fishing

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Up here Summer flounder are called fluke. Winter flounder are called just flounder. You can tell them apart by the direction of their eyes. Fluke are left eyed and Flounder are right eyed. Another big difference is flounder don't have teeth. Fluke most definately do.

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Regulations are different for each species. Here is Rhode Island, you cannot keep winter flounder caught anywhere in Narragansett Bay.
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