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GREAT!! They are my favioret to catch!!
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is fluke just a yankee term for flounder, or are they different?
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got my first Del bay keepers on sat. despite the 2.5 mph drift
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Fluke are a cousin to flounder, Fluke (summer flounder) are larger and have teeth, Flounder (winter flounder) are smaler and have no teeth)
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