AP New York
Depleted shad run spur limits on fishing on East Coast
John Mylod pulled his shad nets from the Hudson River late one morning when the tide was low and the water green and glassy. He unsnagged a flopping male with pearly scales, then a larger female with a belly full of BB-sized eggs, called roe.
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