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Jim Baugh’s Outdoor TV presents “What you see above and below”

June 4, 2017 by Wayne Creed 1 Comment

Local author and television personality Jim Baugh of Jim Baugh Outdoors will be on hand for the Queen of the Bay Fishing Tournament and will have a presentation, “What you see above and below”.

Jim Baugh Outdoors will be filming underwater at the Cape Charles Fishing Pier for the Queen for the Bay Fishing Tournament Thursday July 28th. Located at the end of the Fishing Pier, Jim will have a large monitor set up and underwater cameras so the audience can see what’s swimming beneath them. Three will also be Moon Lights at different depths that will attract even more species of fish to view. Also “Solstice Moon” the JBOTV film of the rare summer solstice and strawberry moon will also be playing at the end of the pier. Jim will show you the stars and constellations on the screen, and then locate them in the night sky for the viewing audience.

Location: Cape Charles Fishing Pier
Free Admission

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  1. Larry says

    June 5, 2017 at 12:58 pm

    Won’t miss it, we are blessed in this area.

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