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I may have found the Mayflower, if it was ever lost. Took this picture on the Roanoke River near Plymouth NC.

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    My friend I believe you have a rare shot of the first attempts of the one and only

    LOW BUDGET HOOKERS craft ;D

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    My friend I believe you have a rare shot of the first attempts of the one and only

    LOW BUDGET HOOKERS craft ;D

    No, I think the first attempt was acctually leftover empty cardboard boxes from UPS.

    As for shipwrecks. A hot spot on the CT River, about 3 miles south of Hartford, there is an old wreck in about 30 feet of water on its side, and when it is low tide the wreck is almost out of the water. The cool thing is since it is on its side, you can drop a bait in the portholes where windows used to be and pull out little keeper smallies :)

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