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Attention North Carolinians: If you want to treat yourself to some fresh, wild-caught flounder this season, you better start saving your pennies.
Attention North Carolinians: If you want to treat yourself to some fresh, wild-caught flounder this season, you better start saving your pennies.
 
When you do something over and over and it fails it's about time to change what you've been doing
When you do something over and over and it fails it's about time to change what you've been doing
 
Now I know how the British felt watching the Spanish Armada sail into English waters in July of 1588. King Philip II commissioned them to invade England with the intent of overthrowing Queen Elizabeth I.
Now I know how the British felt watching the Spanish Armada sail into English waters in July of 1588. King Philip II commissioned them to invade England with the intent of overthrowing Queen Elizabeth I.
 
This year’s flounder season (or lack thereof) in our area for recreational and commercial fishermen is two weeks!
This year’s flounder season (or lack thereof) in our area for recreational and commercial fishermen is two weeks!
 
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