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“We weren’t down in the hull crunched up, but we were highly alert and lots of adrenalin flowing,” he said. After the shark left, they went back to fishing and caught plenty of mingo.

caught and released a fluke in Shark River during the warm weather on Tuesday. Yaccarino was fishing the river for bass and bluefish when the fluke came up off the bottom to hit the plug.