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Edwin Duke

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Shipwreck Edwin Duke
Type:
shipwreck, tugboat & barge, USA
Sunk:
1930; foundered in storm - no casualties
Depth:
55 ft

The Edwin Duke is on her starboard side, with her pilothouse torn off. The wooden hull has deteriorated and is collapsing. Stone pile approximately one mile southwest is the remains of the tow.

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Spearfishing - Your Quarry

Flounders

Here are some pointers for hunting the most common food fishes in our waters. Always make sure a fish that you are targeting is of legal size and in-season - the same rules that apply to hook-and-line fishing apply to spearfishing. Unless you are sure, don't shoot it. See Catch Restrictions & Regulations for catch limits. See also Marine Biology for more detail on all of these and many others.

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