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January 25, 1937
The Key West Citizen
Key West, Monroe County, Florida
What is this article about?
Frank Guyton, a guest on the yacht Vada in Key West, caught a 150-pound jewfish and other fish last week, providing enjoyable meals for the group.
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GUEST ON YACHT CATCHES JEWFISH
Frank Guyton, guest on the Yacht Vada berthed in the Key West Yacht Basin, had excellent luck fishing last week, the feature of his catch being a 150 pound jewfish.
Needless to say that this fish which provides delicious steaks as well as the chief component in a perfectly grand chowder, was thoroughly enjoyed by the members of the visiting group as well as the vessel's personnel.
Mr. Guyton also caught a fine specimen of tarpon, several jack and barracuda, and others of the various species which are natives to these waters. He said that the day was perfect and he had a great time.
Frank Guyton, guest on the Yacht Vada berthed in the Key West Yacht Basin, had excellent luck fishing last week, the feature of his catch being a 150 pound jewfish.
Needless to say that this fish which provides delicious steaks as well as the chief component in a perfectly grand chowder, was thoroughly enjoyed by the members of the visiting group as well as the vessel's personnel.
Mr. Guyton also caught a fine specimen of tarpon, several jack and barracuda, and others of the various species which are natives to these waters. He said that the day was perfect and he had a great time.
What sub-type of article is it?
Personal Triumph
Adventure
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
Nature
What keywords are associated?
Fishing Success
Jewfish Catch
Tarpon
Key West
Yacht Vada
What entities or persons were involved?
Frank Guyton
Where did it happen?
Key West Yacht Basin
Story Details
Key Persons
Frank Guyton
Location
Key West Yacht Basin
Event Date
Last Week
Story Details
Frank Guyton, guest on the yacht Vada, caught a 150-pound jewfish, a tarpon, several jack and barracuda, and other local species while fishing, enjoying a perfect day.