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Fishermen see plenty of pricey fluke off Rhode Island’s coast. Regulators who set quotas for the U.S. fishery aren’t convinced.

By Eli Sherman

UNLOADING: Workers from Handrigan Seafood in Narragansett unload the Point Judith fishing boat Second Wind, following a one-day fishing trip of scup and ­butterfish. / PBN PHOTO/JOHN LEE

Paula Tucker buys fish caught off the Rhode Island coast and sells to customers throughout the country. Tucker is a sales representative at the seafood supplier and processor Sea Fresh USA Inc. in North Kingstown. She focuses on just a couple of species, including summer flounder, also known as “fluke.” In 2016, more of the

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