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cheech

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  • Birthday 08/15/2010

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  1. If they are dug in I wouldn’t do that, they puke and it can infect you. Did something similar to kill one, had a hell of a bout with Ehriliciosis one week later.
  2. Bottom fishing in the Sound is always good. April has a fleeting big bass window of a few weeks. Summer can be slow for Stripers except at night. Wait till Oct. for the Albies, blitzing bass and monster bluefish bite.
  3. Does this regulation mean C&R is legal in the tidal Hudson between the GW and the new bridge? Mario Cuomo was a good man and great politician for NY, his dickhead sons were the problem.
  4. Nice start to your year! The top one may be a returning ocean fish.
  5. Bernie says “ You need another one” bang!
  6. The very new reg actually states north of the Cuomo bridge. Caught me totally by surprise as I’ve been fishing weekly since Dec.
  7. To slide the yak in and out for storage, and pickup bed transport. Most importantly, it allows me to solo lift and insert a scupper cart in an instant. Strap-on cart use is also easier from the middle, especially on soft sand.
  8. If you don’t want to spend $600, remove it onto saw horses on a sunny day to dry. Add your favorite adhesive, a couple of 2x10s for cauls and a bunch of clamps.
  9. If it works, use it! For light use that Surf-Rite bag is packed with utility; great Velcro, plier and rind pockets, bucktail slots and inexpensive. Two 2-3/4” tubes worked better for me verses the 3 square tubes. I added grommets and lined the top with black Gorilla tape to make it snag proof. Enjoy the surf!
  10. Seng is big money, same deal in Florida with Saw Palmetto.
  11. Westchester, where the empty bloodworm boxes cost someone $25 to feed the Catfish, W Perch, and Carp.
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