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User: redneckangler
Comment: Couldn't physically see the fish as I was on one side of the outflow about 30-40 yards from the guy who lost a blue to one. Not much else in there that would take a 3/4 of a blue besides a shark. I don't worry about 'em as they are all over the Outer Banks. If I weren't in a 14ft. boat I would have rigged a blue for bait.
Date: 07/15/11 11:38 AM
User: ctwplg
Comment: How big were the brown sharks did you see them
Date: 07/15/11 10:21 AM
User: redneckangler
Comment: I was over at Millstone yesterday morning and there were two brown sharks eating bluefish. The other boat was getting bait for a shark fishing trip past block.
Date: 07/14/11 09:06 PM
User: ctwplg
Comment: I would have liked to go out in deeper water off of blackpoint but had a chummer on the boat so wanted to keep chum to a minimum he had an excuse he was a youngster also forgot to report hearing about two brown sharks eating fish being reeled up at the outflow second hand report
Date: 07/14/11 07:55 PM
User: aqualung
Comment: That's a lot of shorts...maybe deeper and bigger bait??? Just a guess. Thanks for the report
Date: 07/14/11 07:26 PM


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