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Old 03-23-2011, 08:27 PM   #9
rickhern
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Loved it when I did it but not sure if I would bother these days. I used to start collecting them March in Middleboro and keeping them in pool for the next few mths. Lots of work but a lot of fun also. Catching herring was an acquired skill from many of the runs and you needed to be good with a cast net or work in tandem with a buddy. Took 100 livies to MV in the spring a few(well, maybe quite a few now) yrs ago. We picked up the herring in the Charles, made a stop at Bell Road to change the water and let them get a little cool salt in their systems, then of to the ferry. Got on the island at around 1pm, bright sunny Sat afternoon. Stopped at the Big Bridge which was loaded with fishermen and nobody had done a thing. Walked out in the middle of the crowd and dropped a herring over and the shadows immediately rose up from below. They were STACKED under the bridge but without a live herring, you didn't have a chance. Good Times but I am getting exhausted just thinking about it!
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