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Fast-action species keep island anglers busy
The Anna Maria Islander While patrolling the beaches, I'm seeing schools of Spanish mackerel as close as 100 yards from the shore to about a mile of the beach. Looking for the feeding shorebirds — seagulls and terns — is key to locating these fish. Mixed in with the macks ... |
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