Seaforth Sportfishing Fish Report for 6-21-2008
- Jun 21, 2008
6-21-2008
We are have a Grand Opening Celebration for our new building on Saturday, June 21st. We will be having a live radio broadcast in the morning. Please stop by and tour our new facility. Our recent rennovations include a new expanded parking lot, new buildings, new Landing Grill Cafe, and brand new docks. Click here for all the details.
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