“The sea was angry that day my friends! Like an old man trying to send back soup at a deli.”

-- George Castanza

I traveled the RI coastline to find some fishable water today and although I did get to throw a few casts on the west side of Beavertail Point, I eventually opted for the camera instead of the surf rod.

Here’s a photo essay that reveals what it was like during a hard blow from the east.

The first stop was Beavertail where the sky was still somewhat bright, but the sea foam was filling every east facing cut.

continued....

The next stop was near Quonnochontaug where the beaches were being torn up by high tide in conjunction with high winds from the east.

Anyone for a coffee/mocha frap.

This beach took a hit. Fresh Pond Rock was in the teeth of the storm.

Weekapaug Point was at least a little protected.

I wonder how this rock got split?

Any other storm photos out there?

Mike

Ya, see thread below, Clammer and I were in the boat all day!!!!:sick: :sick: :sick:

:wave: Was in Maine, it was like a bluegill pond until 4am :wave:

Nice photos Mike..........Thank you!


See any moo moos being tangled with? No spots please just an indirect question.

There are 3 in my thread about the land yacht, Nice pics Mike, Messy

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