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Albies flood Buzzards Bay and make their way into the Canal, stripers and blues gorge on peanut bunker in the salt ponds, and bonito make a good showing in the Nantucket surf.

Albies chase schools of silversides, stripers and blues ramp up in the Canal, and fluke fishing holds steady...plus, a tarpon is caught and released on the south side of Cape.

Striped bass from 30 inches to 30 pounds hit swimming plugs and topwaters in Naragansett Bay, tautog fishing steadily improved, and squidding is hit or miss.

The BCHL needs help – Captain Kurt to the rescue. In a move designed to increase the league’s exposure in larger, more crowded markets, the new BCHL Commissioner (and former Vancouver Canuck) John Grisdale has appointed his former coach, Orland Kurtenbach, to the position of director of community relations. Kurtenbach, selected by the Vancouver Canucks in the 1970 expansion draft, became the first captain of the fledgling hockey team. He retired from hockey four seasons later – returning to coach Vancouver for the 1977-78 season. So, almost 30 years after leaving the Canucks locker room...