Schoolies appear on the south shore
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The last couple of days have produced some 20- to 26-inch schoolie stripers at Misquamicut, reports George Forsberg of Quonny Bait & Tackle. Thanksgiving Day, when it's sunny, is often a good time to fish the waters just east of Quonny Breachway. Anglers who braved the cold Wednesday experienced an excellent day of tautog fishing with the captains of the Frances Fleet. The action was steady throughout the day, says Capt. Frank Blount, and all but a couple of anglers caught their limits. Chris Willi of Block Island Fishworks says several draggers have been working the waters east of the island, but the sport-fishing scene has been quiet. Very quiet.
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