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At the dock of Courageous in Charlestown we were able to catch a 4lb lobster as well as two smaller ones. Using a haddock as bait we also caught over 70 green and red rock crabs. We had a great time racing the lobsters and putting them to sleep. What a cat
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From the Green Boat we continued to measure the turbidity of the harbor with the use of a seccchi disk as well as taking sea surface temperature and hydrometer readings. Fishing off the boat is one of my favorite activities.
-Laura
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A 4 lb lobster! The one we caught at Camp Harbor View was barely 1 lb! Will you share your tricks with me? ~Aimee
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