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Originally posted by Notaro
striprman, i just went to the canal. my parents and i saw herrings there. i showed my mom and dad about how the canal rats rig up basket and etc. they now realized why was it important for me to go. but transporting herrings is another problem. i gotta rig up a cooler rqack on my car and put an aerator. but money, money...
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Ya, alot of guys make bait carrying systems for their trucks. I never transported herring long distances. I always got my canal herring at Middleboro, Wareham, The canal, or Mashpee river, So I wasn't on the road travelling more tan 20-30 minutes. I suppose if you made a good bait live well system and went to
the Weymouth run, you could transport them to the canal. About the only time I fish right at the run itself is when I'm able to get herring right there. If you get 3 or 4 permits, you could get herring any of those 4 places at various times of the day. When I am able to get herring somewhere else, I usually fish somewhere (in the canal) besides the run. When the bass are feeding on herring in the canal, you don't have to fish right there (it is a convienience to be able to get your fish right there and just walk a short distance to start fishing though). I think if I got herring at Weymouth I'd fish closer to someplace in Weymouth or just bring them to the canal and fish chunks. Ever fish the point at Webb state park?
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