G'd Afternoon everyone

[Clammer]

Welcome & enjoy

[MrHunters]

thanks clammer

[JohnR]

I don't know Beverly but its really simple, Find:


A Access

B Moving water around structure - most of you mass people take it for granted but you have twice the tide differential that we have in RI

C Inspect "Fishy" areas during the day with a moon low, take notes

Now if Beverly is like many coastal places in Mass, seems they'll want to keep people from fishing but you should still be able to find some access.

Welcome to the site & good luck. The journey to find fish can be as rewarding as the catching when you make a good honest effort with it

[MrHunters]

You are definetly right about access being the most important. I went out yesterday during low tide to see if I couldnt find a place to prop myself and the two potential spots I thought would be good (ive actually been there before but in a boat) were right on a main road with a slight walk to the shorline. Now its set up as a public walkway but I dont know what the rule is about parking in the breakdown lane for a few hours.

The other is a private beach that requires a sticker but as of yesterday they werent checking yet....I'll find out this evening.

PS
you are right I had never thought of the tidal advantage.
Where in RI are you? Im heading down there in two weekends.

Thanks for the tips. Ill let you know how it goes

[MrHunters]

Originally Posted by JohnR

Now if Beverly is like many coastal places in Mass, seems they'll want to keep people from fishing but you should still be able to find some access.

aint that the truth....my efforts went to the point of frustration. I travelled from Beverly all the way to Magolia (about 16miles) and found one spot that allowed non resident sticker parking.....Everywhere else had no parking tow zone signs plastered everywhere or resident parking only signs...

someone needs to get a boat :oints at myself::

[reelecstasy]

Welcome aboard

[eelman]

1 dozen live eels
Saltwater
moving water

1)Take live eel, place hook in mouth

2) Cast live eel into saltwater that is moving

3) Enjoy your bass !

[MrHunters]

what are you guys using right now other than live eel??