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  1. I didn't know you fish with Belichick
  2. the locks are always open, the tide determines which way the water flows through them. Although, the water will still be flowing out a couple hours into the rising tide. I'd tell you more, but that will only increase the chances of you being in my spot when I want to fish it. I already have Chunkah down there!
  3. posting from the canal, now thats a new one!
  4. Wow, I'm gonna have to print that out and get it autographed!!
  5. Anyone leave this mackerel plug behind? It was on the cape side, down on a rock where someone cleared out all the weeds around it: Looks like it might be special made for someone?
  6. Isn't there some sort of "right of easement" that could come into play here? similar to the chatham fisherman who's tenders are on people's beaches, where the new mcmansion people are trying to kick them off. right of easement basically states that in MA if you do something for enough years and never get told otherwise, you are legally allowed to continue doing it. In the chatham case, the fisherman are legally allowed to keep their tenders on private beaches, because they had done so for X amount of years beforehand without being prohibited. Seems to me that CCR has let people cross for years, they can't all of a sudden change their mind (right?)
  7. I'd consider getting some "legend edition" knee high rubber boots like the ones toddman wears!
  8. it seems they are rather early this year...
  9. theres been a ton of birds working in the usual spot all week. shouldn't be too hard to find them have randomly seen a lot of rather active fish around west gut too, but its been on one day, off the next.
  10. Winchmeister, that reminds me of a plug a local guy here had, He fishes the canal. Split a gibbs polaris similarly to how yours is split, we figured that was it for that plug. next day he comes back, fishing the same plug with 2 screws in it to hold it together! Therefore, my vote is that you screw it back together, and keep fishing it! speaking of viscous fish, I had a bluefish last season on the tailhook of a pencil, pulled so hard the nose grommet was cracked and pulled back into the plug about 1/2 an inch!
  11. It was a broken bat, technically he "recycled" it by giving it a second use, right? (I suppose using it as firewood could also technically be a form of recycling, although it kind of goes against the "green" nature of recycling )
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