Quonnie

I just picked a bottle of that today,lol

Outstanding work DragRacingNut keep the pedal to metal

Capt I agree with letting nature take its course but we have stepped in and “rescued “ these seals have been @saved” I just object to the Aquarium releasing them in my/your water and not in the water they came from or in CT water they never asked the Citizens of RI if it was okay or if we wanted them released here they just did it the RISSA has no comment or statements on it yet people complain they are here But no one seems to care so I will just Let it die a natural death

Well no one seems to care so

If you are having trouble catch squid you can thank the Mystic Aquarium for releasing another squid eating seal Adult harbor seals eat squid, crustaceans, molluscs, and a variety of fish; including, rockfish, herring, flounder, salmon, hake, and sand lance. A harbor seal's diet varies seasonally and regionally and often is subject to local prey availability.

So Mystic Aquarium just released another seal on East Beach We must stop this Why they don’t release them in CT of back in the water they came we do not need these things being added to our already growing population of seals

Ray looks a little like the Salmon River, not quite as bad but getting there, I remember when there was no one fishing this "hatch"..

I am not sure which forum to put this picture of Hope Beel

Great job that first one in the kitchen WOW

Herb the sand is firm you can wade probably 3-400 yards along the channel the side on the hard side has filled in quite a bit so you can really reac the other side of the channel even with a fly rod the stonewall on the soft side is gone though

So I guess it is worth a shot since I will be there anyway. Can't hurt I guess. Thank you for advise and intel.

Anybody have any experience fly fishing the surf in New Smyrna FL

Hosts and daffodils are starting to pop up as well may have to try some bait from a beach this week just to see