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bastard

yeah i drove to the town beach and walked. it was so foggy i didnt wade out in the water or stay long. i tried to walk from the south side of the bridge along the river on the west

visibility was extremely bad last night. if there was a breechway i might have walked right over it. didnt stay long i dont know the dynamics of the place and felt like i could have suddenly found myself surrounded by water

Save yourself the trouble and do not attempt to walk from Sprague Bridge to the ocean along the river, even at low tide. Several ~5ft wide waterways block the path and if you try to cross youll sink knee deep in mud. I thought for sure there would be a direct path but I had to backtrack and walk along the beach.

Save yourself the trouble and do not attempt to walk from Sprague Bridge to the ocean along the river, even at low tide. Several ~5ft wide waterways block the path and if you try to cross youll sink knee deep in mud. I thought for sure there would be a direct path but I had to backtrack and walk along the beach.

great footage

what are your goals this season

is this happening everywhere or are there certain states that you look at as a model policy

Had the whole shore from the canal to plymouth to myself today. Arrived at the railroad bridge around 3am, had my choice of prime front row parking. Couldnt believe my luck. Weather: cold but not too cold. full moon above a ceiling of fog . Slight SW wind (blowing northeast). Didnt want to cast in the wind so I left and drove up the coast to Sagamore beach. Small parking lot for under 10 cars, overlooked by several private beach homes. Various signs telling me Im not welcome there so I continued up the coast. Next stop Ellis Harbor, south of Salt Pond estuary. Navigated dark and windy narrow dirt roads and eventually found another dirt lot, boat ramp only sign. No Parking, closed at night. I got out to explore before leaving, walked a short sand path through dunes and pine tree scrub until it opened up to a vast open beach. But there was no water in sight just hundreds of feet of a chaotic pattern of seaweed hills, rocks, and damp sand. Could hear waves crashing in the distance but it seemed so far away I wondered if a tsunami was approaching. Continued north, other side of Ellis harbor had a road, Davis I think, 'authorized vehicles only'. Kept driving past. I finally parked and fished at Priscilla Beach, just north of White Horse Rocks. Took Priscilla Beach Road which looks like a driveway but leads to a dead end parking lot for residents/tourists of an adjacent row of beach condos. This looked like my best option. A sign argued there was No Beach Access but there was indeed beach access. Sunrise came and went. Still foggy, everything was muffled in a light mist. Tide was just after low and dozens and dozens of rock structures dotted the shoreline for about 300 yards along the beach toward White Horse Beach, and extending about the same distance from shore. Several groups of birds populated the area, mostly casually floating along laterally, sometimes diving. Every once in a while a small formation would fly by. Birds seemed calm, in no hurry and moving with no urgency. Only sounds were gentle waves, too small to surf, and the occasional engine turning on up on the street. No bites but got good practice with my bailless reel. The line kept catching the roller during the cast and snapping the lure feet in front of me. And lots of fumbling trying to figure out the best way to engage line on roller after cast. Stopped back at the canal on my way home and a woman on a bicycle excitedly awarded me her First Fisherman of the Year honor.

its worth it to fly to San Diego and book a multi day trip on one of those boats imo. The fishery down there is incredible

my gut is oversized, off limits

damn 20 shorts. did they get caught?

the 5s wont back down. im gonna prove you wrong ya posthappy squatter

yeah i was just aggravated but i see now poaching is for the weak. yeah the harsh penalty probably set me on the right path for the long run. i saw someone say they dont believe me it was a one time thing cause dem doesnt often respond to tips is that true? idk if confronting a poacher will do anything but if i see one from now on ill try to non aggressively convince them to stop

i might even phone the dem next time i see a poacher scum.