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Eureka

Eureka
Type:
shipwreck, trawler?, USA
Depth:
110 ft

debris field, boiler, machinery

Drawing courtesy of Capt. Dan Berg

Eureka
A tugboat Eureka, probably unrelated

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Summer Flounder (Fluke)

Summer Flounder

Paralichthys dentatus

to 37 " and 20 lbs.
usually much smaller

Profile by
Paul G. Scarlett
Principal Fisheries Biologist
Bureau of Marine Fisheries

Range:
Estuarine and coastal waters from Nova Scotia to Florida. Most abundant between Cape Cod, Massachusetts and Cape Fear, North Carolina.

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