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A "Reel" Fishing Tale Traditional Geocache

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Hidden : 4/30/2010
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YOU WON'T BELIEVE THIS FISHING TALE! Fishing Tale


The Atlantic Blue Marlin is one of the largest and fastest fish in the ocean, spending most of it's life far out at sea. They use their spears to slice through dense schools of fish returning back to eat the wounded at their leisure.
They are also highly migratory, and will follow warm ocean currents for hundreds and even thousands of miles.
The biggest females are more than four times as heavy as the biggest males; the males living around 18 years while the females live up to 27.
Known for putting up a tremendous fight when hooked, these energetic fish are considered the holy grail for sport fishers.

Striped Bass get their name from the seven or eight dark, continuous stripes along the side of its body. Striped Bass Fishing is the fastest growing segment in fresh water sport fishing.
Striped Bass helped build this nation. They enabled the Pilgrims in the Massachusetts Bay Colony to survive their first winters and to grow their first crops by giving themselves up for food and fertilizer. In 1614 Captain Smith wrote in his journal "a most sweet and wholesome fish as ever I did eat . . . altogether as good as our fresh Sammon.... Our Fishers take many hundreds together ... yea, their Netts ordinarily take more than they are able to hall to Land".

**Permission has been granted by the Va. Beach Fishing Center for cache placement**

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Decryption Key

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