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capephilsphan · 05-21-2009, 03:06 PM

Thanks Salty's! Fishing was slow up there on the Cape until the end - but I got a nice little taste of how springs in the Cape were a few years back when I still lived there. Thanks to the tournament fishermen who lent me equipment and beds! Hopefully we'll get some more interest in the tournament next year and raise some more money for the AHA.

By the way, in the airport on the way back, someone was amazed that I would fly from New Orleans to Boston to go fishing. You know, I think I agree that the fishing is better here but only once you get on the water. That is harder. The Cape and the SE N.E. as a whole is so much nicer in that respect because it is relatively easy to get to the fish! You just have to put up with winter...

05-21-2009, 03:06 PM	#11
capephilsphan Now in New Orleans... Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: New Orleans Posts: 2	Thanks Salty's! Fishing was slow up there on the Cape until the end - but I got a nice little taste of how springs in the Cape were a few years back when I still lived there. Thanks to the tournament fishermen who lent me equipment and beds! Hopefully we'll get some more interest in the tournament next year and raise some more money for the AHA. By the way, in the airport on the way back, someone was amazed that I would fly from New Orleans to Boston to go fishing. You know, I think I agree that the fishing is better here but only once you get on the water. That is harder. The Cape and the SE N.E. as a whole is so much nicer in that respect because it is relatively easy to get to the fish! You just have to put up with winter...