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Old 05-25-2008, 09:05 AM   #4
RI Swamp Yankee
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JohnR,
Thanks for the info; being we'll be bringing our own eggs then I'm on the right forum here to pick brains about fishing Cuttyhunk.

Okay, plugs, plastic and bait; essentially bring your favorite tackle and see what works.

Lots of people claim you can't fish Cuttyhunk from the beach without korkers (or some form of them) for the bowling ball covered beaches. Is that to say there aren't more accessible "spots" between the rocky areas with gravel or sand that can be fished without korkers? I hate walking in them, and taking them on and off all night is a real PITA. I'm not in the greatest conditition (okey, bascially a Red Sox watching couch potato), but putting in 3 or 4 honest miles on the sand a night is still a normal routine. I have zero (nada, zip and ziltch) interest in making a marathon out of this; nor training for one.

"The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist expects it to change; the realist adjusts the sails."
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