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Type:: shipwreck, three-masted schooner, USA
Specs:: ( 118 ft )
Sunk:: Monday August 12, 1907
collision with steamer Tennessee- 4 casualties
Depth:: 60 ft

wooden ribs and timbers

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Spearfishing - Your Quarry

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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