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Fishing LI sound
Considering keeping my boat in the LI sound, as it is closer than Jersey Shore and a heck of alot cheaper. We are looking at Rye NY to keep the boat. Anyone here fish the sound and what's you opinion of it??
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02-28-2008, 09:50 PM
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Hey regidog,
There are a few of here that fish LI sound. It's just the other end of the sound. I am near Mystic CT - close to Watch Hill RI - the eastern sound, where you are in the Western sound. Its all good fishing. If you are thinking of keeping your boat in Rye, where are you living - how far will you be from the boat and slip? Regards Carl
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02-28-2008, 10:15 PM
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I'm in northern NJ, bergen County, its about 35 to 40 minutes to Rye, also considered City Island but heard there is a tremendous amount of traffic. Slips are $85 to $120 a foot with showers and utilities at the dock. Boat is a 24 footer. Know of any good places??
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02-28-2008, 10:20 PM
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I grew up in Bergen county - New Milford -
I also moved to eastern CT - plenty of places here. You are in a tough spot 1-2 hour drive to good water and big $$$$$$$ area Good luck Carl
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03-04-2008, 09:10 PM
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I also fish LI Sound, usually launch in Niantic. Great fishing grounds indeed.
Carl, by any chance do you own "Carl" the Downeaster lobster boat that fishes the Race area?
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Life is composed of a bunch of little nothings! Sea Ray 19.5 I/O 351 Cleveland - SOLD 1989 V20 CC 1998 150 Ocean Runner - SOLD
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