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Freshwater of New England

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hyeparis

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With the storms hitting New England shores I have checked out two lakes. Mostly stayed close to shore - in one case because the water was too murky to see anything below 3 meters and in second case because of Zodiacs prowling the late navigated by folks who have not seen a byuo in fresh water. Too bad it is illegal to shoot bass in freshwater. The quality of editing sucks because my Mac broke down and I didn't yet master the PC editing tools.



 
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Visibility is low, indeed, in some of the lakes. But the ocean is not crystal clear either - more often than not, viz is less than 6 ft in the ocean.
Have not seen any catfish yet. Also, they don't grow as big here as in Eurasia.
 
Well then, do they get as ugly as our local guys??

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