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		<title>Weekend Workshop</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Adding an onboard icemaker to your recreational fishing boat makes sense for two reasons. First, on a three-day fishing trip it’s unlikely you can pack enough ice to keep your catch cold and unspoiled until you return. And even if you can make it to a port in The Bahamas, ice might not be available.  (To read further)]]></description>
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<p><span style="font-size: x-large;">Adding</span> an onboard icemaker to your recreational fishing boat makes sense for two reasons. First, on a three-day fishing trip it’s unlikely you can pack enough ice to keep your catch cold and unspoiled until you return. And even if you can make it to a port in The Bahamas, ice might not be available. </p>
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