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Comeback of scup a lifeline for New Jersey fishermen
Dale Gerhard
Scup
Scup is offloaded Friday from the fishing vessel Susan L in Cape May at Cold Spring Fish & Supply in Lower Township on Friday. The haul was estimated to be 50,000 pounds.
Dale Gerhard
Dockworkers pack out a haul of scup at Cold Spring Fish & Supply in Lower Township. Fishermen and dock workers at Cold Spring Fish & Supply in Lower Township, were busy unloading a large catch of scup at the docks of the Lobster House. The haul was estimated to be 50,000 pounds. Friday Feb 8, 2013. (Dale Gerhard/The Press of Atlantic City)
Dale Gerhard
Capt. David Wiscott of the fishing vessel Susan L, uses a fork lift to load boxes of scup for shipment to market. Fishermen and dock workers at Cold Spring Fish & Supply in Lower Township, were busy unloading a large catch of scup at the docks of the Lobster House. The haul was estimated to be 50,000 pounds. Friday Feb 8, 2013. (Dale Gerhard/The Press of Atlantic City)
Dale Gerhard
Mate and engineer for the fishing vessel Susan L in Cape May, offloads scup from the boat at Cold Spring Fish & Supply in Lower Township. Fishermen and dock workers at Cold Spring Fish & Supply in Lower Township, were busy unloading a large catch of scup at the docks of the Lobster House. The haul was estimated to be 50,000 pounds. Friday Feb 8, 2013. (Dale Gerhard/The Press of Atlantic City)
Dale Gerhard
Fishermen and dock workers at Cold Spring Fish & Supply in Lower Township, were busy unloading a large catch of scup at the docks of the Lobster House. The haul was estimated to be 50,000 pounds. Friday Feb 8, 2013. (Dale Gerhard/The Press of Atlantic City)
Dale Gerhard
Dockworkers pack out a haul of scup at Cold Spring Fish & Supply in Lower Township. Fishermen and dock workers at Cold Spring Fish & Supply in Lower Township, were busy unloading a large catch of scup at the docks of the Lobster House. The haul was estimated to be 50,000 pounds. Friday Feb 8, 2013. (Dale Gerhard/The Press of Atlantic City)
Dale Gerhard
Dockworkers pack out a haul of scup at Cold Spring Fish & Supply in Lower Township. Fishermen and dock workers at Cold Spring Fish & Supply in Lower Township, were busy unloading a large catch of scup at the docks of the Lobster House. The haul was estimated to be 50,000 pounds. Friday Feb 8, 2013. (Dale Gerhard/The Press of Atlantic City)
Dale Gerhard
Capt. David Wiscott of the fishing vessel Susan L, uses a fork lift to load boxes of scup for shipment to market. Fishermen and dock workers at Cold Spring Fish & Supply in Lower Township, were busy unloading a large catch of scup at the docks of the Lobster House. The haul was estimated to be 50,000 pounds. Friday Feb 8, 2013. (Dale Gerhard/The Press of Atlantic City)
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