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B24 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER Oemmn City, tU. Thursday, Aftril 15,1983.
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Cay Zoning Board ""
April 21.1903
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Block .1604, Lot tS. Appacam. Is :
seeking a use variance to construct
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and poasbta heig
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Sometimes patterns can
be deduced very quickly.
Sometimes it may- take
more, information to- produce
other patterns. It
could take years.
• The point is that sooner
or later you will begin to
know where and when you
should fish because a quick
glance of your records will
tell you.
Some supply stores carry
fishing logs with prepared
spaces for such information
'as wind, tides, weather conditions
and so on. However,
a basic bound notebook
April IS, 1W3 Oc-nOty, HJ, THE SENTWEL-LEDGEfl B25
fishing
report
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how much you" plan to
write, down and irf what
way you plan to write if
down; :
Try it this year. Start out
in the bay and be ready
when you enter one of the
local fishing^ contests.
Maybe you can be one of
those lucky other guys who
catches the biggest fluke
floundering in the bay.
What is mecorrect term?
Well, it greatly depends
on where you are from. In
fish and flounder
inhabit Whatevier the «ruiHp cauphr wpiahori v\ nru,~A* - ••„''. _ . .
* by DAVE
CARBEn
some areas the term fluke is
used, in others, summer
flounder or just plain "flounder.
If you want to get
picky, me absolute correct
name is Paralichthys Dentatus.
to the fainor
makeup of the bottom
whtere they live, the flukewill
change color, to blend
in perfectly. This ability to
change .color can occur japidly:
Within i"minutes..of
being- caught,, fluke Will
change color to a lighter
shade no matter how dark,
they wets when they, were
caught.
Fluke prefer a bottom
that is sandy or sandymud.
However, they will
inhabit any area which presents
good feeding. They
will also move toadjust
caught weighed 30 pounds,
12 ounces and' was caught
off oi the coast of Cnile/-
South America.
New regulations have
been placed to protect'the.
stocks of flounder which,
have been tinder increasing
pressure from recreational
and commercial sources.
The regs have been
designed to promote
growth in the fluke stocks
' • with the "93 seaof
summer flounder fishing
is now off .limits. That is not
alt there is. also a maximum
bag limit of 6 fish per
angler. • •'.-'•'•' '•
And no you cannpt fillet
fish at sea unless the fillets
are at least 14 inches long; '
' Comnftrcial anglers axe,
also facing new restrictions
so don't fed mat you are
alone.
. — DAVE
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t all depends on
to be while fishing
J5£
in the back bayls worthless
30 miles but at sea. .The
same boat which is ideal 30
Fishing is not some deep
dark mystery filled With,
secrets for the chosen few?
body can catch fish. .
The trick lies in doing all
under bridges.
B
g
Boats under 20 feet are
Consistent fisherman
feel comfortable in your
different
commonly
caught between April and
October in the back bay and
inlet area. They migrate
inshore into the shallows
during spring and summer
and during the winter they
move offshore."
Their spewing period*
runs from fall, through wirF"
ter and into early spring.—
Summer flounder (fluke)
can be identified—in that
thejrare left handed fish,
they lay on their right side,
wim both eyes on the left
side. ' ;__•. / .
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.Their color varies with
tiie type of bottom they
5
foot mark that have been
designed with enough fuel
to cany them out to the
canyons and back. And you
can probably make it safely
in most weather. But.v^ien
me weather turns sour, you
may wish you had something
more. • _
Wlhat type _of hull layout
-is best?^ Again, na definite
answff. but yow need wiU
The ^^cexifer
console.
isconsideredoneoi
to*tbest
y then
"pe?t their
cumstances elsewhere or in
thal same place.
Not &% m ^ bussed
wi m a photographic memo-
_
just "ask my wife, my
memory is as secure as a
fen-yeawrfd cotton net But
neither are the memories-ef
^ ^ „, called experts. jrHe
n^y: hive; comStted to-
Places. W the real secret to-
For openers
They turned out in "groves" for opening day of trout
season at Birch Grove Park, Northfield on Saturday.
boat unobstructed. Center
console allows you to put
your lines over anywhere.
'However, the main drawback
to the center console
layout is that it offers little
protection from the elements.
Some boats offer
T-tops for shade, but still
there is only so much shelter
one can take uvsuoh an
open boat layout.
The walk-around offers
the ability of 360 degree
fishing while providing a
santt-cabin for shelter or
storage. Walk-aronnds are
I—usually larger boats and are
'
not suited for fishing under
low overhead.
Bowriders or walk-
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