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Only if you find 2 or 3 thousand dead bloated frozen seal carcasses in P-Bay and Pochet! I took the 14 foot skiff out to the soauth of South Beach ( the old Chatham inlet last July a couple times and as CS says it was a fish every drift in the 40 inch range and large strands of sand eel schools with gulls just sitting alongside them and picking them off. The gulls were to puffed on sandeels to fly. A 3/4 Klains jig head and a six inch sluggo bounced along the bottom in 25 to 35 feet of water. I don't expect much of anything from the beach anymore Karl cept' a nice ride and occasionally catching one or two. I was told my views are anecdotal science. I agree. I am not a scientist I only know what I observe and observation I was always told is a big part of science. I theorize with the help of my 140+ IQ. I often get into trouble though. I guess observing 30 seals on any given night chasing my plug or eating a bass or two and grabbing someones bluefish right off the hook or getting spooled by a horsehead that just ate my needle doesn't count in the realm of certified scientist bearing degrees from any number of prestigious colleges or universities.
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