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Old 06-25-2008, 05:19 PM
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Does Huntersville Area Have A Seafood Market Where You Can But Fish, Clams, Oysters Or Lobsters?
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no except at the local super markets.
Fish isnt that big as it is out on the west coast.
I question local fish camps if there fish actually come from the Carolina Coast and often it so deep batter in fried oil you can never tell hence hiding something IMO

If you go to the coast expect to pay double in price than you would inland.
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