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Recess time at Madison Heights Elementary School in Phoenix. Not on the playground, but in the library and the gym, or watching "Toy Story."
Madison Heights' school nurse made the call very early Tuesday morning. Too much heat and humidity.
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Other schools in the Madison Elementary School District also kept students inside.
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"To be realistic about it, that was a game that could have gone either way. We probably deserved it to go our way after the first game, because if you look back at it, they probably had a little bit of the rub of the green to win that one, and I think that we did tonight so it pretty much evens itself out."
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"Last season was just about survival. This season we have made some real strides forward. We have gained a bit of momentum and belief from some of our home results and we knew that we had to back that up with some wins away from home, and there aren't many tougher or harder places to come than this."
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Perform 20-45min of skill/drills prior to Endurance WOD
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Swim (SUN): 1600m @ 80% 1200m TT pace
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This can and should be done the day of races, after long runs, or on Sundays after interval work.
Glute Ham Developer Sit-ups (make sure you are extending knees aggressively to come up. your quads should also burn on this) 3 x 15, Glute Ham Developer hip extensions (hamstrings and butt should burn), Kettlebell/Dumbbell swings 3 x 15, Bench Press, Pull-ups. All exercises with light : medium weight. 3 sets! Reps are until you feel burn in target area or prescribed amount. This is not a timed WOD.
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3s run wodRun: 5 miles (35:00 - 7:00 pace)
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6/23/13 AM11 mile trail run this morning. 1:33:04 hours. Felt good to run somewhere new. Definitely gonna run at Island Lake more and may try to get some Run WODS in there.
Mobility work (smashes, stretching) after I finished. Great weekend of training.
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Swim WODI did the Swim WOD this AM: 1200 meter time trial in 26:31.
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Flounder with Shrimp Stuffing for 2 Recipe
For a perfect date night meal, try this delicious stuffed flounder. You don't have to go to a fancy restaurant when you can make a recipe that is sure to impress your date!Marie T Forte, Raritan, New Jersey
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped onion
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped celery
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped green pepper
- 8 uncooked medium shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 2 tablespoons beef broth
- 1/2 teaspoon diced pimientos, drained
- 1/2 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1/4 teaspoon dill weed
- 1/4 teaspoon minced chives
- Dash salt
- Dash cayenne pepper
- 1/2 cup soft bread crumbs
- 2 flounder fillets (3 ounces each)
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- 2 teaspoons lemon juice
- 1/2 teaspoon minced fresh parsley
- Dash paprika
- Salt and pepper to taste
- In a large skillet, melt butter. Add the onion, celery and green pepper; saute until tender. Add shrimp; cook and stir until shrimp turn pink. Add the broth, pimientos, Worcestershire sauce, dill, chives, salt and cayenne; heat through. Remove from the heat; stir in bread crumbs.
- Spoon about 1/2 cup stuffing onto each fillet; roll up. Place seam side down in a greased 9-in. x 9-in. baking dish. Drizzle with butter and lemon juice. Sprinkle with seasonings. Bake, uncovered, at 375° for 15-20 minutes or until fish flakes easily with a fork. Yield: 2 servings.
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She had a bumper crop of alpine strawberries this season.
"They're done now. I started this with four plants someone gave me in the fall of '09. They are more flavorful. You definitely taste more strawberries when you eat them."
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She picks leaves off her tomato plants that touch the ground.
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She harvests her Romaine lettuce leaf by leaf.
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BATESVILLE — The Batesville High School volleyball team continued their solid play as the regular season came to a close.
The Lady Bulldogs needed only three sets to knock off the visiting Greensburg Lady Pirates – 25-17, 25-11 and 25-16.
The team's lone senior, Morgan Dreyer, led the way with 16 assists from the setter position and added four kills at the net.
Bailey Baumer continued to be the focal point of the offensive attack. The BHS junior finished with team-high 10 kills.
Rylee Goldsmith is also a featured target and finished with nine kills in 11 attempts.
Chelsey Paul turned in a solid night in the back row with 16 digs.
The junior varsity was a 25-15 and 25-18 winner over the Lady Pirates.
Josie Heidlage served up a team-high 12 points, while Sydney Strickland led the team with eight kills.
The varsity finished the regular season with a record of 24-9 and 8-2 in the Eastern Indiana Athletic Conference. The junior varsity improved to 16-10 overall and 6-4 in the conference.
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An inspirational husband and wife from San Diego have made history. They are the first couple in the country to each donate a kidney through a national program Walter Morris has their story.
"Saving your kidney for a rainy day is like saving your fire extinguisher while watching your neighbor's house burn," said Alexis Wesley, Kidney Donor.
It's that type of thinking that lead Alexis Wesley and her husband, Charles, to this hospital room. She donated one of her kidneys Monday night.
"It is really easy and a really, really simple way to save someone's life," said Alexis.
The impact of her decision is anything but simple. Alexis and Charles Wesley are now the first couple in the us to each donate a kidney through the National Kidney Registry. The non-profit connects patients who aren't compatible through exchanges. The Wesley's donation set in motion a series of transplants across the country saving 10 people they've never met.
"No I don't really need to meet the person. I just wanted to know if his transplant was successful," said Alexis.
You may be wondering why they did it? Well the couple relies a lot on faith and their family has received a lot of medical help themselves.
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"You give up maybe three or four weeks of your life in terms of having to go through recovery but you can extend someone else's life by 10 or 15 years I really wanted to be the person that was willing to do that," said Charles Wesley, Kidney Donor.
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Alexis says she already feels great and she hopes more people look into donating.
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In the Week 12 meeting in Minnesota between the Bears and Vikings, on Chicago's fourth possession of the game, Vikings DB A.J. Jefferson was flagged for unnecessary roughness. On the very next play, Bears QB Jay Cutler scrambled out of bounds, chased by Jefferson, and as they crossed the boundary, Cutler softly tossed the ball to Jefferson. Cutler was immediately flagged 15 yards for taunting and the following week he was fined $10,000 for the play. As prickly and at times downright unlikable a character as Cutler can seem at times, the flag seemed excessive and the fine downright absurd. Who this fine was protecting is unclear.
You're all knowledgeable NFL fans, and I assume you're aware there was a play in the Thanksgiving Day game between the Texans and Lions in which Lions DT Ndamukong Suh's left foot appeared to make contact with Texans QB Matt Schaub's genitalia. OK, I just wanted to use that word for the first time ever in a football column, but that is where Schaub got kicked.
In the days immediately following the game, the NFL's vice president of football operations and designated "Finer In Chief" Ray Anderson said a review of the play would take place, but it didn't look good for Suh. The comments were made before the review. Then came word that Suh would not be suspended, leading us all to believe he had been vindicated since he had been suspended two games for a cheap shot/kick of Packers OG Evan Dietrich-Smith in a 2011 Thanksgiving game, and certainly a repeat occurrence would demand a more severe penalty. Finally, it was determined that Suh would be fined $30,000.
I was on the sidelines of that game reporting for Dial Global radio — as close to the play as anyone — and can tell you that, unless Suh has eyes in the back of his head — which I can report with absolute certainty he does not — the nut-shot on Schaub had to be an accident. Apparently, Suh was fined $30K merely for being Ndamukong Suh, and because someone in the NFL office felt like it. It makes me wonder, is due process and the best interests of the players — and thereby the fans — really a forgotten concept in the NFL?
Each week this season we are learning of longer and longer lists of fines, many for plays that were not penalized on the field, supposedly issued in the name of protecting the players (although I continue to be puzzled by who the Cutler taunting fine protected). There was the absurd suspension of Ravens FS Ed Reed, later reduced to a $50,000 fine because he had the audacity to attempt a hard but clean football play. Bears MLB Brian Urlacher was fined $15,750 for a horse collar of Vikings RB Adrian Peterson that wasn't flagged during the game, and then a week later he was fined again for a horse collar penalty on Seahawks RB Leon Washington that was flagged, but didn't even resemble a horse collar.
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Leola Butler was just 20 years old at the time. She was living in West Palm Beach when she bought a ticket to the March on Washington.
It was billed as "The Freedom Train," and Butler arrived Aug. 28, 1963.
"We had gone, my husband and I, to marches in Tallahassee, sit-ins, dime stores, we integrated the pool, the local city pool, that kind of thing," Butler said. "But this was going to be huge. I just knew it."
And it was.
More than 250,000 people from all walks of life, from every state in the union, civil rights groups, labor groups, religious organization – all of them marched together for jobs and freedom.
It was the culmination of years of struggling for an end to racial segregation, jobs and the constitutional right to vote.
"We were young. We were full of fire," Butler said. "I was not afraid of anything or anybody."
Once she arrived, Butler was overwhelmed and overjoyed by what she saw.
"When we arrived there, a sea of people, people everywhere in jovial moods," she said. "The singing, the clapping, the arm and arm, it was a day that I'll never forget."
When Butler heard Dr. King's speech, she said she believed she could do anything.
Dr. King told the throngs of marchers to go back to their communities and make a difference.
Butler took it to heart. She became a registered nurse, helping her community, raising four college graduates and doing her part to live up to Dr. King's dream.
"I just had a job to do – to get there myself, and to help the next generation get there," she said.
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SARANAC LAKE — Kevin J. Shiels, 53, of Saranac Lake was arrested at 11:45 p.m. Saturday following a complaint that he had allegedly intentionally restricted another person's breathing by choking them.
He then allegedly attempted to keep them from calling the police by disrupting the phone call, violating an order of protection between the two individuals.
Shiels was charged with first-degree criminal contempt, fourth-degree criminal mischief and criminal obstruction of breathing or blood circulation. He was arraigned in Saranac Lake Village Court and remanded to the Franklin County Jail in lieu of $5,000 cash bail or $10,000 bond.
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Robbie Keane handed under-pressure Republic of Ireland boss Giovanni Trapattoni a boost when he boarded the plane for the Faroe Islands on Sunday.
The 32-year-old Los Angeles Galaxy striker, Ireland's leading scorer with 54 goals, missed Friday night's 6-1 drubbing by Germany, after which the nation's patience with the 73-year-old Italian appeared to have worn dangerously thin.
However, having tested his Achilles injury in training in Malahide on Sunday morning, Keane was among the party which jetted out to Torshavn ahead of Tuesday night's World Cup qualifier, a game Trapattoni has already admitted is a must-win affair.
A spokesman for the Football Association of Ireland said: "Following training this morning in Gannon Park, Robbie Keane has been ruled fit to travel with the squad for Tuesday's match against the Faroe Islands."
However, the news was not all good for the manager when it emerged that Andy Keogh, who scored the Republic's consolation goal against the Germans after coming on as a substitute, would be unable to join his captain after suffering concussion in a training-ground collision on Saturday.
The FAI spokesman added: "Andy Keogh suffered a knock to the head in training on Saturday. He was observed overnight by the FAI medical team and has been ruled unfit to travel to the Faroe Islands this afternoon due to mild concussion."


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Anna Byrne (left) and her freshman daughter Nicole during the 2014 Convocation, which marks the start of the 2014-15 academic year.With Montana Western's orientation for new students wrapping up, students gear up to begin Block One of classes to start the Fall 2014 semester.
Orientation for new University of Montana Western students is set for Aug. 21-24.
Drawing of amphitheater Pioneer Federal Savings and Loan in Dillon has announced a $100,000 pledge to the University of Montana Western Legacy Campaign.
The dean of the education college at the University of Montana will serve as interim chancellor at the University of Montana Western in Dillon when current Chancellor Richard Storey retires on Aug. 8.
The University of Montana Western's Russ Richardson received the Athletic Trainer Service Award from the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA).
University of Montana Western athletic director, Ryan Nourse, has announced the hiring of Lynn Reynolds as head coach of the Bulldog cross-country teams. The addition of cross-country to the UMW athletic department is the fifth and sixth varsity sports for Montana Western.
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We think about technology's effect on our life (no more remote controls, please), but haven't pondered its impact on sculpture. We'll leave that to experts who will discuss this and other subjects at the "Sculpture NOW!" panel discussion on Thursday, part of the New England Sculptors Association exhibit. Work by 31 artists includes pieces sculpted from bronze, steel, wood, found objects, and more. - June Wulff, Globe Staff
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4. There are good public-interest reasons to pay attention to interconnection between companies.
Arrangements of technical architecture are also arrangements of power. Interconnection is a public interest issues because it provides the basic infrastructural foundation for the digital public sphere, because it promotes Internet growth and efficiency, because shared interconnection points can serve as concentrated sites for government censorship and surveillance, and because peering disputes can result in outages. For all of these reasons, more (not less) distributed and decentralized interconnection is a good thing. With existing antitrust law in mind, it is also not realistic to introduce government regulations mandating who can connect to whom, how and under what terms.
5. Interconnection needs more transparency and best practices.
What would be useful, however, and what might have pre-empted current confusion about interconnection, is network operator transparency about the terms of interconnection agreements and a set of industry best practices for these agreements. Similar to transparency reports for content intermediaries, this would help bring the hidden world of Internet infrastructure into the light.
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The fund makes it possible for hunters to donate venison through a participating butcher by paying the processing fee. To participate, a licensed deer hunter must legally harvest a deer, field dress it and deliver it to a participating butcher.
"This program provides an opportunity for our hunters to demonstrate their concern for their fellow man, allows the DNR another management tool for our deer population and provides nutritious meals to those in need," said Indiana Conservation Officer Lt. Colonel Steve Hunter. "It is a triple-win situation."
Hoosiers Feeding the Hungry, Feeding Indiana's Hungry (FisH) and the Dubois County Sportsmen's Club have developed a network of participating butcher shops throughout the state. The organizations also have coordinated with food banks serving every Indiana county to pick up and deliver the venison to soup kitchens. All venison is ground into burger and provided in two-pound packages.
"Protein is the hardest commodity for the food banks to get," said Debra Treesh, founder of Hoosiers Feeding the Hungry. "Thanks to contributions by Indiana DNR Law Enforcement and deer hunters, we will be able to provide nutritious protein to hunger relief agencies in Indiana."
Kevin Marsh of Maddie Moo's Meats & Deer Processing said Monday, "Some people claim they know when the deer start moving. They go by the date, the moon phase or the temperature. I go by road kills, we got four in Monday."
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A field trip to view Indiana's largest wildlife spectacle will head from Indiana Dunes State Park to Jasper-Pulaski Fish & Wildlife Area to witness the annual sandhill crane migration on Nov. 9.
Participants who have registered in advance should meet at the Indiana Dunes State Park Nature Center at 2 p.m. CST.
A short introduction will be given about the history and current status of cranes in Indiana, and then the group will bus to Jasper-Pulaski FWA to view up to 20,000 cranes as they head for their evening roost.
The trip will return to the Indiana Dunes State Park Nature Center around 6 p.m.
Cost is $20 for adults, $5 for children under 18. Children under age 3 are free. Space is limited, and advance registration is required. Trip includes the special program, light refreshments, travel to and from Jasper-Pulaski, and the state park entrance fee.
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Some people like to pop bubble wrap, but my thing is running over walnuts and hearing them pop. Often I drive to the edge of the road to crush walnuts.
My fun has not gone unnoticed by the local flock of crows. They quickly learned of the delicious meat inside. Three trees are dropping walnuts in my drive and along the road.


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Codfish. I was catching codfish in Boston Harbor. Something was wrong with this picture, but then again, it was perfectly right. After all, what could be more appropriate than catching the cod in Boston, the city that cod built? Appropriate, but hard to fathom. If you told the average Bostonian that he could catch keeper-sized cod - edible, non-mutant cod - in the shadow of the downtown skyline, he might think you had spent too much time in Boston Harbor. Having been born and raised in Boston, I felt the same sort of disbelief when Pete Santini, the proprietor of Fishin' Finatics tackle shop in Everett, called to invite me on an early-May cod trip with Captain Lou Abate. Cod in the harbor? I had to see this for myself.
The next morning, Pete and Lou picked me up at Rowes Wharf, just a short walk from the Salt Water Sportsman offices. Ten minutes later we were jigging a rocky ledge just a few hundred yards off Deer Island, site of the huge, egg-like tanks of the waste-treatment facility that processes the effluvia generated by the human population of greater Boston. Granted, it wasn't the most serene setting in the world, with giant tankers threatening to run us down and commercial airliners roaring just overhead into nearby Logan airport, but the enormous Deer Island treatment plant was one reason we were enjoying codfish action in the harbor.
The water was even cleaner now than it was when Santini, Abate and I had fished the harbor for stripers in the summer of 2000. "It keeps getting cleaner every year," Santini had told me then as we trolled a tube-and-worm combo in front of the airport. "Ten years ago it was just dirt." Abate had nodded in agreement, adding that the water visibility next to his dock slip at the Constitution Marina in Charlestown improves by about one foot every year. I found that remarkable (I still do), but no more so than the fact that we were plucking striper after striper from a harbor that was, until quite recently, considered one of the most polluted bodies of water on earth.
Stripers in the City
Striped bass are perhaps the biggest success story in Boston Harbor, and serve as the bread-and-butter of charter captains such as Lou Abate. The action typically starts in mid-May, shortly after the arrival of herring, which enter the Charles River to spawn far upstream. The stripers follow the herring deep into the harbor, eventually stacking up below the dam at the Museum of Science. Once the fish arrive, a cadre of savvy anglers emerges from the city woodwork and gathers at the Charles River locks in what has to be one of the most bizarre urban-fishing phenomena in the U.S. As cars and trucks whiz by on the expressway above, the fishermen free-line live herring from the catwalk that runs along the top of the dam, often scoring with large fish that have to be landed with the aid of long-handled nets or gaffs.
You can also find stripers chasing herring in the channel leading into the inner harbor. The action usually takes place from Castle Island to the new federal courthouse and along the edge of Governor's Flats in front of Logan airport. If you see working birds, get there fast, because it usually means that stripers are busting herring on the surface. This exciting scenario is most likely to happen from first light to about 7:00 a.m., before the sun and increasing boat traffic put the schools down. If the fish aren't showing on top, use your depthsounder to locate the herring schools or the bass themselves. You can use a Sabiki rig to jig up some herring for live-lining, or try trolling a swimming plug or parachute jig on wire or leadcore line to reach the fish.
Herring action usually lasts until early June, when the stripers start to settle into their summer haunts. Any angler who has ever flown into Boston will no doubt have noticed the abundance of prime structure in and around the harbor. The network of uninhabited islands (now part of a National Park), ledges, flats and deep channels are made to order for stripers, and keeper-sized fish can be taken all season long.
Schoolies are abundant, too, often providing incredible light-tackle fishing on fly, plug and spinning gear. In past years, anglers could enjoy non-stop surface action off Thompson and Spectacle Islands every morning by simply looking for masses of birds working over huge schools of feeding fish. It was common to catch one schoolie after another on flies, spoons, plugs, jigs and soft-plastic baits from dawn until about 9:00 a.m.
Tubes & Chunks
For bigger bass, the best plan is to go deep. Abate and Santini like to troll long tube lures (always rigged with a seaworm on the hook) on leadcore line in depths ranging from ten to 20 feet. One of the best spots to troll the "tube-and-worm" is the area of shallow water called the Lower Middle, between the C5 and C1 cans. There are lots of boulders here, so use caution, especially at low tide. Another great area to troll tubes is along the edges of Great Faun Bar, a rocky ledge that extends east from Deer Island and is exposed at low tide.
According to Abate, the key to fishing a tube is to keep it swimming as close to the bottom as possible. If you feel a tap, don't try to set the hook; otherwise you may pull the tube away from the fish. Instead, lower the rod slightly to feed the worm back and let the striper "climb on" before raising the rod slowly to fight the fish.
While the two aforementioned spots are perennial producers of bass, there are literally hundreds of places to troll wire or leadcore line in Boston Harbor. Basically, any stretch of rocky bottom or drop-off in the eight- to 20-foot depth range is a good place to troll tubes, jigs and swimming plugs. Just be sure to swim the lure close to the bottom and keep your trolling speed under five knots.
Chunking is another popular striper and bluefish technique in the Boston area, and produces well throughout the season. It's especially productive in midsummer, when the biggest fish tend to sulk in deep water during the day. Good chunking spots include the undulating bottom off Point Allerton at the northern end of Nantasket Beach, as well as the humps in the area known as Bob's Bass Triangle, which lies between the North and South Channels. The Roaring Bulls, located halfway between Green Island and the group of outer islands known as the Graves, as well as the backside of Georges Island, also produce bass on chunks.
Casting Around the Rocks
If you prefer to cast for your fish, there are numerous places to try, but always remember that you'll do best at dawn and dusk. Any stretch of rocky shoreline or underwater ledge is worth a shot, but expect the fish to hold in deeper, cooler water as the season progresses.
Perhaps the best casting spots in midsummer are the outer islands in Massachusetts Bay, such as the Graves, the Brewsters, Calf Island and Green Island. If you're a fly caster, fish a fast-sink or shooting-head line around rocky island shorelines, especially those fronting the open ocean. Big Clousers, Deceivers, Snake flies, and mackerel and herring imitations are tops, and be sure to work them slowly. Harbor fly guide Fred Christian often finds big fish around the islands and ledges exposed to ocean swells. He instructs his anglers to cast the fly as close to the rocks as possible and let it settle in the turbulent water before beginning the retrieve. The same technique can be applied to soft-plastic baits and jigs.
Fall often brings sensational surface action, as migrating schools of stripers and bluefish sweep through the harbor and surrounding areas. I experienced this fall feeding frenzy first-hand while fishing with guide Phil Klug, who heads up the fishing department at Stoddard's in downtown Boston. On a late-September day, Phil, Matt Koenig and I found massive clouds of birds working over acres of busting schoolies on the edge of the North Channel off Deer Island. As the tide rose, the fish pushed the bait into the shallows along Winthrop Beach, and we hooked up on nearly every cast for well over an hour. A week or so later we made another trip, and this time found the stripers - mixed with a few bluefish - popping up all the way from Revere to Quincy Bay.
Speaking of bluefish, this species can be taken in and around Beantown from June through September. While you're likely to find them in the same places as stripers, one of the most reliable spots for big blues throughout the season is the area around the B Buoy, some four miles due east of the Graves. This is deep water - 90 to 100 feet - and the method of choice is trolling large swimming plugs on wire line or downriggers. The best depth varies, so it's a good idea to fish several lines at different levels of the water column until you find the payoff zone.
Flounder Fest
Anglers looking for a few fresh-fish dinners to take home will be pleased to hear that winter flounder are coming back strong in the Boston area. Pete Santini reports excellent fishing in 15 to 20 feet of water off Faun Bar (between the 6 and 6A buoys) beginning in mid-May and running through mid-August. Another good flounder spot is the mud-and-rock bottom in 28 feet of water off Green Island, as well as Hospital Shoal off Georges Island. Additionally, increasing numbers of blackbacks are invading their former shallow-water haunts in Dorchester and Quincy Bays; Hull Gut and Blacks Creek have been productive. According to Santini, the key to catching flounder is to anchor up and send down a chum pot filled with Double Strike Chum. If the fish don't arrive in 15 to 20 minutes, try another spot.
Talk of bottom fishing naturally brings us back to the subject of Boston's comeback cod. Late last October, Santini and Lou Abate witnessed outstanding cod action between Deer Island and Spectacle Island, sparked by a mass exodus of juvenile herring from the local rivers. Another good area to target cod is the No. 5 can off the Graves. The wrecks and hard bottom just outside the harbor, particularly the area a mile east of the B Buoy, can also hold groundfish, but the action can be hit-or-miss depending on how much fishing pressure these spots have received in recent weeks.
Still, even slow action with cod is better than no action at all, and the fact that these fish can once again be caught on Boston's much-maligned doorstep is reason enough for celebration. At the very least, it should offer encouragement that even the most abused ecosystem can recover if given the chance. Who knows? In time we might be able to catch cod throughout the harbor, as they did back in the 1700s. Given the recent successes, anything seems possible.


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