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Spring has sprung! Or at least on the Stray Cat it has. A trip Sunday motored to the 30-mile wrecks, and the anglers clocked some cod, Capt. Mike said. None of the fish was any size, but quite a few were hung. Lots of bergalls, gobs of them, also nibbled. The ocean was 41 degrees, a little warmer than before, and the day was beautiful. Any winter wait is finished, and the weather has finally broken, and give a call to get out. Open-boat trips and charters are running, and the crew will next try to fish Tuesday and Wednesday, before a storm forecast for Thursday. They hope the storm clears up by the weekend so more of the trips can sail then. ***Update, Thursday, 3/11***: An open-boat trip will try to return to the 30-mile wrecks to clock cod on Sunday, Mike said. Room remains, and call to hop on deck. Both open trips and charters are fishing, and call to be informed about the open schedule. Here’s welcome news: Time to think about spring blackfishing on the Stray Cat, a vessel that specializes in the tog. The season’s first open-boat trips for the slipperies are on the books for Saturday and Sunday, March 27 to 28. Give a holler for availability.
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