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Dan Tinman

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    Fishing, travel when possible and did I mention fishing?
  • What I do for a living:
    Semi-retired machinist and small time commercial tackle maker.

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  1. I probably have the salt and pepper and the pearl. Mostly I prefer just white with a pork or plastic trailer.
  2. Just be mindful of the parking regs. The parking nazis are vicious in both those towns, especially in summer months. BTW, the earlier you go the better. By 9 AM there's too many people fishing there.
  3. If that stuff is so valuable why hasn't somebody tried to cultivate it, like on a farm?
  4. I'm planning on using the smaller sizes for Fluke in the surf too. Can't come soon enough for me.
  5. In general a few days of Westerlys will cause water temperature to drop. It pushes the warmer surface water out and it's replaced by deeper colder water. East winds for a couple days will cause it to warm up. Warmer water from the Gulf Stream gets pushed inshore. BUT, as others have pointed out, things like barometric pressure, rain, fog etc. will also have an effect. Personally I prefer an overcast or foggy morning. Here in Jersey with all our sandy beaches the fish will be in very close at sunrise. Believe it or not, they can see you on the beach. That will spook them. Overcast and/or fog reduces their ability to do that.
  6. That outrageous cost probably includes the expense of added wiring to accommodate the new ranges. Not cheap to retro wire apartment buildings. The basic service would need to be up graded also.
  7. Fishermen are like gamblers. We live in perpetual hope. Always looking for the next big thing "guaranteed to catch fish" no matter what the price.
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