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NewsJune 13, 2018

Marty Carter catches a tiny bluegill Tuesday at the Capaha Park lagoon in Cape Girardeau. Carter, owner of a lawn service, quit for the day when a soaking rainstorm moved through. "When I can't mow, I go fishing," he said. His brother, Shon Carter, witnessed the catch before the two decided to pack it in.

Marty Carter catches a tiny bluegill Tuesday at the Capaha Park lagoon in Cape Girardeau. Carter, owner of a lawn service, quit for the day when a soaking rainstorm moved through. "When I can't mow, I go fishing," he said. His brother, Shon Carter, witnessed the catch before the two decided to pack it in.
Marty Carter catches a tiny bluegill Tuesday at the Capaha Park lagoon in Cape Girardeau. Carter, owner of a lawn service, quit for the day when a soaking rainstorm moved through. "When I can't mow, I go fishing," he said. His brother, Shon Carter, witnessed the catch before the two decided to pack it in.Fred Lynch
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