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Week 2 reflection
For week number 2, Sam and I mostly stayed local. Hoping we could catch a fish so we could study it and see first hand what type of micro plastics enter the fish we caught. Mostly just to get a feeling of accomplishment, and to have the evidence that fish really are effected by micro plastics, and we got to prove it. On Monday, Sam and I pretty much went fishing the whole day in order to receive and study the information we desired, we fished on land at numerous different locations from around 10-3, then later went out fishing with kayaks hoping that would give guys a better chance. We were out there for a long time to the point where it was pitch black out and paddling through a rain storm, not what we had in mind. On Tuesday we went to Newport Rhode Island to catch a nationally broadcasted boat race that works with the pollution of the ocean and the problems with micro plastics, we were able to read all about the focuses these boats have and what their mission is for helping and...
week 1 reflection
This week, Sam and I were traveling a lot to go meet up with people we reached out to months back and we also stayed local this week a couple of days and did some fishing and also did some beach cleaning. On Monday, Sam and I didn't have anything scheduled so we decided to go to numerous different beaches and clean up the beaches, specifically looking for plastics and fishing nets, which we were successful with. At the end of the day we gathered a lot of trash, separated the trash into separate piles to show the diversity, and then took a video of it for our blog. The next day, Tuesday, we went to the store and bought fishing gear, after about an hour we went to the ocean off a spot Sams mother recommended and attempted to catch a fish for about 2-3 hours, that didn't end up working out very well so we went to a different spot and tried there for about 2 more hours and had no luck at all. Later that night we went out and went fishing one more time at a place near Sams house an...

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