Fishing

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A very strong and aggressive fighting fish. One of the very few fish that you can see out of the water. They are found in the same places...

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Offshore 30-50 miles you can expect to catch Yellowfin, Albacore, Skipjack, Mahi Mahi and the occasional White Marlin. Closer to the dock...

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A member of the cod family but distinguished by its greenish hue, paler belly, and brownish green back, pollock has a small chin barbel,...

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Fluke are similar to winter flounder, the differences are fluke have small sharp teeth and are bigger in size. Fluke are aggressive feeders...

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False albacore (aka falsies or little tunny) have broken/squiggly lines, spots below lateral line, and no teeth. They like deep, moving water...

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A medium-large, slender, marine fish. The head and back of this fish are dark brown in color with a greenish tinge. The sides have a faint...

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Mahi-mahi, known as common dolphinfish, are a surface-dwelling, ray-finned fish found in off-shore temperate, tropical and subtropical waters...

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One of the most popular saltwater game fish. They can be found along Rhode Island shores particularly in rocky areas, rips, bays, estuaries,...

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Blue, Mako and Thresher sharks are most common with the Mako and Thresher being the tastiest. They can be found 18-30 miles offshore and often...

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Known to be strong swimmers, the bonito travel in fairly large schools. It is common in shallow waters where there is a lot of bait in the...