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Striped bass fishing is thriving in Narragansett Bay, with anglers catching fish using various methods like flutter spoons, umbrella rigs, and bait.

A visual survey of the South Fork Wind offshore wind farm indicates minimal environmental impact and a positive "reef effect."

Fishing for various species, including fluke, black sea bass, squeteague, scup, and freshwater fish, is yielding catches in different locations around Rhode Island.

“Striped bass fishing has been great, right here in Narragansett Bay ,” said expert angler Dave Gordon. "I am usually fishing out in front by this time, but there has been no need. Earlier this week, fish were breaking on the surface all around Ohio Ledge (in the East Passage off Warren)."

Jason

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