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June 5, 2008
Thom Pelletier Tuesday
Bass continue to bite on the upper reaches of the Bay.
Thom Pelletier, skipper of the charter boat ThomCat, reports:
"Fished Tuesday with Capt. Jack Springel of Northeast Charters livelining pogies in the Providence River. Nonstop action with bass the size pictured and gator nlues. Burnt out by noonish."
Jim White, skipper of the charter boat, White Ghost, reports:
"Tuesday, Dr.John Lendetto and his friend Rod had 45 stripers up to 30 inches on light tackle spinning gear and six big bluefish. The fishing is finally begining to pick up after a very slow start. Hopefully it will continue."
There's more in the Fishing Report to be completed later this morning.
Capt. John Goolgasian with a 50-pounder taeken off Carpenter's Beach.
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