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Meet the All-Black Female Fishing Team From North Carolina Who Are Making History

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0 The Ebony Anglers, an all-Black female fishing team from Morehead, North Carolina, have recently made history after winning in the King Mackerel division of the Spanish Mackerel & Dolphin Tournament.…

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