I live 65 miles from my boat. door to door. But I am fishing South County this year after a 4 years away. Sooo I guess it is alright. Although I wish I lived in Charlestown for sure!!!!:ss: driving down that freeway...

20-40 minutes......depending on which spot is producing! 2 hours from Cape Cod, couple hours from Cutty!

10 minutes to my boat... 15 minutes to surfcasting

50-60 milesish

10 minutes to my boat... 15 minutes to surfcasting

same here

47.5 seconds to the harbor
1 minute 48.6 seconds to the rocky shoreline :rude:

who needs a boat? :rotfl:

about an hour and a half to the baitshop, 2 full hours till im fishing. ive already made 8 trips in the past month, and at $35 a tank plus expenses, gheesh

about an hour and a half to the baitshop, 2 full hours till im fishing. ive already made 8 trips in the past month, and at $35 a tank plus expenses, gheesh

Wow that is quite a ride

108 miles from door to canal, 102 to SOCO. Every weekend from may till december, not even gunna bother and figure out a gas tab on the season.

About 3 minutes from my boat. Depends on where I want to surf fish. The ditch is 30 minutes. Outer cape is an hour. Or nobska is 10
minutes.

12 miles to first boat launch.... 25 to second (which is my first choice)

oops i forgot this is the surf talk forum

i mean errrr 12 miles to the beach :)

32 minutes to the boat. That's 30 minutes to far away in my opinon. 15 minutes from the Providence Hurricane barrier where I snagged my first pogie ever....

20 Minutes to PI, 40 minutes to Gloucester and/or Marblehead, 90 minutes to the canal.

27 steps down to my boat on the dock. 5-10 mins for surf casting.

110 miles, about an hour 45 minutes. Every Thursday nite to Sunday from April to November. My non fishing friends (or whats left of them) think I have a problem. No problem at all...

Grew up in Hingham, saw Boston Harbor at its worst. I would never take a fish out of that water.

5 minutes to boat ramp, 9 minutes to Cuttyhunk ... 16 minutes to Squiby. About $65.00 in gas!

90 miles to canal, 40 mins to PI and 2.5 hours to outer cape beaches and it F'n SUCKS!

Come on Juniper stock options papa needs a new house near the water!!

I have the fortune to live mid to upper cape ,I have the best of three worlds 10miles to cape cod bay ,3miles to south side , 15mile to buzzards bay .. I truly am a lucky bastard,So no matter which way the wind blows I can still fish from the boat,, it took 44 years to figure out its the little things in life that make it ever so sweet.. moosh

3-10 miles depending where i am going

5 min to the River, 10 min to the rocks.

5 mins to most places. occasionally 20 depending on how adventurous i feel. the bait shop is further away than the water.

About 60 miles......1.25 hours till I'm on the sand.
:ss:
I envy you guys that live so close to the water.

one block to deep hole

Few spots 5 to 10 miles away,And some walking involved:as:

wow, i really admire the dedication of the people 50 miles plus. I didn't realize so many live so far away from their spots of choice...

Im not sure if I'd be lucky enough to have the time if I lived that far away.

It depends--walking or driving? :D :bl: :laughs:

50 minutes to te canal

62 miles from door to where i park

62.4 miles to get the line wet

Umm...I don't like to think about this.
round 200 to NH, 250 to Pt Jude
I try for every other wknd.

96 miles 1 way 3X week.

65 miles to canal,130 to the race

30-60 minutes for me. I have fishing in my backyard in Quincy but fishing at night in Quincy just doesn't do it for me.

About 4.5 to 5.5 hours from my door to Narragansett Bay.

Gas prices would NEVER affect my fishing habit...however distance and time to the water would.

About 4.5 to 5.5 hours :eek: .....

The way I feel about fishing........I WOULD MOVE CLOSER.

I live 5 minutes from my local river,,, 1/2hr to da big D,,, 20 mins. to an hour to SO many other spots which always make it harder to decide which one I'll allow to give me fish :buds:


...oh yeah, about 20 minutes to Gooses' boat,,, and then...:faga: ....FISH ON!!!

A tad over a hundred whether I hit the Quincy area or Connecticut shore. With gas where it is, I do not make these trips as often as I would like.

4 min. drive but there are no fish there:tooth:

30 to 90 minutes on a regular basis. Twice a week and sometimes more.

Interesting results from the question. I can't imagine driving down from Strubridge a couple of times a week. I hate going in that direction to get to New Braintree. At least the Pike is close and its all highway.

2 hour minimum drive one way, usually drive 2/3 hours to hit favorite spots. Gotta do what u gotta do...

Ice

An hour and a half to anywhere. 2 young kids, a V8 and work have killed my fishing time this year.

I take the subway to my fav. spots here in Boston, that is when my girlfriend does not drive me to better spots. 1/2 hr by train, 1/2 hr by car. Pretty nice sized fish in the inner harbor; to 34 inches. All in the shadow of Boston's skyscrapers.

You guys would hate me if I posted :D
Jim, that far away?
I thought you were closer than that?

25 feet to the spot I fish everyday, & also put in my kayak
15 mins to 2 local favorite spots...
40 mins to cape

30 minutes minimum to be on fish, but most of my spots are further. Anything more than 10 minutes is too far in my opinion. More time travelling = less time fishing.

I'm 10 minutes away from some good spots

Canal=52 miles
Gansett= 54 miles
Westport= 48 miles
%$%$%$%$ the cape

I am centrally located between my fishing grounds, but far away. :huh:

I'm lucky, 15 to 50 minutes depending on the spot.

10 min to the canal.....15 to some other spots.

:yawn: 35 miles from the house to my slip.

~80 miles one way so about an hour and a half. I’m lucky enough to have family near the shore so at least I can stay the weekend or overnight the majority of the time.

5 minutes.
:wiggle:

30-35 min. if fishing ganset 20 min charlestown or westerly.

10 - 30 minutes to most of my local spots

3,988 miles and every single one of them hurts

42 miles to my favorite ramp.

2,714 miles door to boat. last time out, 6 straight days of cold wind and rain. skunked to boot. gotta learn to plan better trips.

CT coast about 1.5 hours So Country 2 to 2.5 hours. THomT

1 hr to a spot, 1and 1/2 to good a spot, 4and 1/2 to the best spot. :)

93 miles door to dock,+20 to where i really like to fish

Nearest favorite spot, 45-50 minutes. But I can have a line in saltwater in 20.

All depends were I am going?

3 miles Yarmouth,
20 miles to Falmouth,
16 miles to Chatam,
10 miles to Barnstable Harborer

Fish out of Falmouth 80% of the time, of coarse it has to be the longest away also!!

42.7 Miles to the canal & 1/4 mile to walk, waking up & getting into the water 1hr.

5/0

two hours from Canal--two hours to East Beach, R.I.--Western Mass. isn't the most convenient place to live if you love the Cape like I do. The older I get, the fewer day trips to Balston, Head of the Meadow, Coast Gaurd and Nauset etc. I make. When I tell my neighbors I make danny plugs all winter they don't have a clue what the hell I'm talking about....

Walking distance to a few...

10-25 to a lot more.

45 will get me to Beavertail or the Canal.

An hour+ to Watch Hill.

It's pretty pathetic considering how much I actually get to fish.

-spence

5 minutes if I stop by Clammers house 1st.:biglaugh:

47 mi to the #1 ramp

2 hours from canal---two hours from R.I. beaches--5 minutes from Ct. River in western Mass.---too bad shad/herring run is done--caught some decent fish this spring to 36 lbs. in the river, but I'd rather be at Balston, Head of the Meadow etc...love the Cape

I'm a lucky boy...a little over a mile to the ramp then 5 to 15 minutes to "my" spots. :spin:

15 minutes to surf fishing!!!
10 minutes to the boat and 5 more to my fishing spots!!!

Now as we can see, some of us live very close to the water, while the other half live a great distance away. I would now ask the folks that live close to the water to find jobs for us that have to travel.

15 seconds to surf casting. 12 to my boat. (and this is by bike!!!,)

1Hr. and 20 minutes to the Canal
Outer Cape 2hrs
North shore 45-1hr.
RI 1 1/2hrs.

I just got a kayak, so hopefully, alot less driving this year.

45 mins to 1.5 hour to cape cod. 10-20 mins to boston harbor. 2 hours to RI.

Right now any where from 20 minutes to 1 hr. However I'm moving to Gloucester in a month where I will only have to walk to the back of the yard!!!