ABOVE Captain Tony Biski’s weathered, sunburnt hand holds a schoolie striper before releasing it back into the waters off Chatham, MA’s Monomoy Island. Schoolies often lead the charge of the massive striped bass migration that travels up and down the East Coast with the changing seasons. Meanwhile, the sharks go about their business, unseen, giving absolutely zero thought to the over-evolved skin sack full of mollusks, fry grease and beer bobbing in a plastic bowl above them. 080 CAPE COD
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