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Thursday, July 17, 2008

Independence Day Marlin Tips the Scales

Sunday 7-13-08
BY: BY MOLOKAI DISPATCH STAFF

Captain Clay Ching, a local charter fisherman, is known to get lucky when it comes to fish. This past Fourth of July he got 533 lbs. of lucky when his crew landed a beautiful Pacific Blue Marlin.

Ching, aided by his son Josiah, hosted a ...

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Thursday, July 17, 2008

Independence Day Marlin Tips the Scales

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