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Old 10-03-2002, 12:45 PM   #6
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Beavertail striper fishing has been good but not too many keepers. There are lots of small blues that make eel fishing an expensive proposition. I did manage to raise a big one a few days ago to a jointed white Danny on the east side. (Yeah, I was day fishing.)
The thing about Beavertail is it is a huge spot where 90% of the pressure is confined to about 10% of the park. You need to move around when you fish Beavertail.
This guy, Sunny Bun, was fishing green crabs for tog at the lighthouse front in May of last year and got a pretty good one. So you never know.
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