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Joe · 03-15-2003, 08:58 AM

There is a special site for that - you should probably ask there. But why?
Have you finished exploring RI's 400 miles of waterfront on foot, and are now looking for a new challenge? You can do great in RI or Mass without going to that extreme. If you want to fish water that no one else does, get a bike or put on your walking shoes.

As far as I can tell that style of fishing evolved as result of the over crowding at places like Montauk and the Jersey shore - a problem we don't have. There are a couple of local guys who do it that I know of - but there is an awful lot that can go wrong - particularly if you are alone. Dislocate a shoulder, cut yourself, knock yourself out, break a bone - and Jack - you dead.
Just because you are not afraid it does not mean you should'nt be.

03-15-2003, 08:58 AM	#8
Joe Registered User iTrader: (0) Join Date: May 2001 Location: Rhode Island Posts: 3,650	There is a special site for that - you should probably ask there. But why? Have you finished exploring RI's 400 miles of waterfront on foot, and are now looking for a new challenge? You can do great in RI or Mass without going to that extreme. If you want to fish water that no one else does, get a bike or put on your walking shoes. As far as I can tell that style of fishing evolved as result of the over crowding at places like Montauk and the Jersey shore - a problem we don't have. There are a couple of local guys who do it that I know of - but there is an awful lot that can go wrong - particularly if you are alone. Dislocate a shoulder, cut yourself, knock yourself out, break a bone - and Jack - you dead. Just because you are not afraid it does not mean you should'nt be.