Related Articles about Yankee Whale Watching and Deep Sea Fishing

	State-of-the-art research to track black and red grouper in the Dry Tortugas National Park VIRGINIA KEY, FL (February 20, 2006) Rosenstiel School fisheries researchers will embark on state-of-the-art research at the end of February to track black and red grouper in the Dry Tortugas National Park to develop a better understanding of species' movement and habitat require-ments, so they can help more efficiently design and assess future marine-protected areas.
	7/21/05 Poughkeepsie Journal In Search of Whales - Weigh anchor to catch glimpse of humpbacks By Bond Brungard Pictured: A humpback whale slaps its tail after diving. This move by the huge mammal draws plenty of attention from visitors board a Yankee Fleet whale-watching vessel. For the Poughkeepsie Journal
	7/22/05 Gloucester Daily Times Overnight fishing trip has these women hooked on the sport by Catherine Williams
	August 7, 2005 Florida Keys Citizen Yankee's dandee 20th - Tortugas ferry celebrates anniversary By Chelsea Solmo
	8/14/05 Boston Globe For whales and their watchers, a season of might and majesty By Kathy McCabe Freckles charged from the open ocean, twirling her 80,000-pound body in the air before quickly slipping back into the green, murky sea about 20 miles off Gloucester.


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