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Steven Sautner finds some time to cast a line while on a cruise to Bermuda.
Only a fool would cast a fishing lure from the ninth-floor balcony of an anchored 923-foot cruise ship. But when a pack of voracious jacks explodes under a school of bait — even if it is 70 vertical feet to the water — the temptation can be too much.
Via: The NY Times LINK
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