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IslandHoppa

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This site has a really nice article on the biology of Dungies:

http://www.netartsbaytoday.org/html/dungeness_crab.html

In fact, this site has an amazing amount of information on all aspects of the bay and wildlife there. Cudos to the folks that put this all together. We gotta put this trip together for our next crabbing outing.

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Nice job Aytch. That is some great information and Thanks for sharing.
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