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| 1451.1 | vacation badly needed | MCIS2::MCCARTHY | | Mon Jul 09 1990 13:08 | 6 |
| you could try the state park, there are some nice ponds w/trout
Cliff and little cliff and several others. info can be obtained
thru Fish & Wildlife rt135 Westboro,at any State Park or the Red Top
Bait Shop at the bridge on the Cape.The Canal can be good.Bait shops
are excellent source of info
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| 1451.2 | | DUGGAN::PLUMLEY | | Mon Jul 09 1990 13:22 | 24 |
| My original reply got clipped -
- I'll second the recommendation on Redtop and add Cape Cod Rod and
Reel ( 755-7543). Why dont you rent a surf outfit (or buy a cheapo)
it will expand your alternatives considerably.
In any event, Falmouth harbor has more charter boats than Beacon Hill
has lawyers. And there is one, and perhaps two, half day bottom fishing
boats operating out of the harbor. Call the c of c for details.
With a heavy rod, the canal is probably your best bet. Float a herring
or soak bait on the North end jettys (cape cod bay) or the Herring run
area or buy the railroad bridge. (mainland side) The water off the parking
lot at the school can be pretty good as well. Bring or rent a bike and
you can ride along the canal's service road - very nice day trip -
Someone said the marina at the north end also rents small boats....?
Sorry, but I dont know the local ponds.
good luck
Harlan
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| 1451.3 | The Blue are everywhere! | SENIOR::PENNING | | Mon Jul 09 1990 16:09 | 29 |
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Cape Cod!
My favorite subject! I would definetly adivise buying or renting
a surf casting rod, I could not imagine life without one. I fish mostly the
lower cape- From Orleans to P-town. A few places on the ocean side of
the Cape that I have had some serious fishing encounters have been-
Nauset Beach in Orleans, Lacounts Hollow in Wellfleet, Cahoons Hollow
in Wellfleet, Race point in P-town. On the Bay side of things- best bet
is to ask at BAIT SHOPS! I usually hit First Encounter in Eastham,
Sunken Meadow beach in Eastham, and also Herring cove in P-town. The
Blue fish are everywhere this time of year- the really big stippers
move in later in the summer. There were some earlier notes entered in
this file under BLUES that have some great recommendations on charter
boats- like 6 people to a boat and you are gaurenteed fish and lots of
them. We usually rent a small 14' boat in Wellfleet harbor and take a
cruise in that- I forget the name of the place- but we always come home
with fish.
Well good luck and I wish I could join you and give you a private tour
of my special spots!
I can't wait for my turn in August!
Good luck and be prepared for a great fight!@
Wildman
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| 1451.4 | Come one Come all..... | ICS::STEVEVAN | Firefighters, are unknown heros | Thu Aug 02 1990 13:13 | 34 |
| THE MAG-PIE BLUEFISH TOURNAMENT
Where: Falmouth Harbor <the cafe at the flying bridge>
When : Sunday, August 12, 1990
Time : 9:00am - 4:00pm
This is to benefit the CYSTIC FIBROSIS FOUNDATION
The entry fee is $50.00
< which includes: tournament,dinner buffet,t-shirt,prizes>
PRIZES TO BE AWARDED
*2 Round-Trip tickets to anywhere Northwest Orient flies in the
domestic U.S.
* An all expense paid weekend on Nantucket
* A digital read-out personal compass <Donated by E & B Bliss Marine>
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Post tournament festivities will begin @4:00 pm
< participants are responsible for their own boat accomodations and
dock space.>
For more information on this event please contact
Coordinator: Lisa Mathieu @508-655-600
Thank you
Steve
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