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KEEPING SERIOUS BOATERS IN THE KNOW.

It was a typical lobster/crab trip we were going on. I was moving one of the coolers that was on one of the tanks we put our lobster in,” recalls Montauk fisherman John Aldridge. “I pulled the cooler with all my might because there was about 150 pounds of ice in it. Then the handle snapped and I fell

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