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nofomofo

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  1. Not sure where you are located, but ACE Chimney in Ronkonkoma has been good for me.
  2. Stop by BI Fishworks and talk to the guy with the big beard - forgot his name but you can't miss him. On my first trip to BI earlier this month he was a big help.
  3. If you are willing to ship (11935) I'd take it for $130.
  4. Similar situation I threaded half a gulp sandeel on a naked hook weightless. Small twitches, fish on every cast.
  5. If I see them again I’ll take some photos and call DEC. The boat I saw was dragging and hauling the net that looked like this:
  6. Does anyone know if trawlers are allowed to operate in Peconic Bay? I've never seen one west of Shelter Island until this morning.
  7. Or this one: njcustomerservice@folsomcorp.com
  8. Try this, it has worked for me in the past: customerservice@biminibayoutfitters.com
  9. For what its worth, the LI service center is a total disaster. 1 guy working the front of house on a Saturday doing everything from selling parts, to service intake to cleaning loaner vehicles. Line of people out the door took more than an hour for a scheduled appointment. New vehicles are being delivered from the factory with bodywork required so they are totally overwhelmed.
  10. Yes, call the town clerks office. Not sure if they are still doing the drivethru window or if you can pick up at town hall.
  11. Careful with that stuff, the label says it may cause a premature bail trip.
  12. Actually enforcement has been significantly stepped up this year. I see the TCOs at the beach parking lots and road ends all the time writing tickets. If you don't have a sticker you get a parking ticket. It has nothing to do with who's car it is or what they may be doing on the beach. I have seen the bay constable walking the beach during the fall, but that's usually in response to neighbors complaint about trash or illegal parking at road ends.
  13. Huh, invented in RI. I thought they came from wooden casting chickens.
  14. Reel down so that your rod tip is pointing towards the water and the line is tight before you set the hook. You should be loading the rod on the hookset and keeping it bent the whole way up. Slack line = lost fish.
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