Sandy Neck? SHH!!!! I don't want company, so please keep it quiet about Sandy Neck! Actually in June, if you like light tackle and some big fish, fish the far eastern end on a dropping tide to low and then into the first two hours of the flood. There is great wading on the tidal flats that make up the west bar of Barnstable Harbor. Go to the very last spot you can drive to, get out and head east and fish the bars, cuts and channels with flies and my personal favorite, an eight foot light spinning rod, ten pound test braid with a three foot twenty pound fluorocarbon leader and a six inch sluggo, unweighted. Do this at daybreak on a calm sunny June morning. You have only two problems, the piping plover closings and low tide must occur around dawn or shortly thereafter. Have fun!
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