A Fishy Place in Decline
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Billy Longnecker with a fine specimen of the delicious golden tilefish. JIM FOLEY
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There are still false albacore around but they have been relatively scarce in our waters in the last couple of weeks, thanks to the tumult of hurricane swells and noreasters. Beili Chou and Connor Nickel had to go up to the Rhode Island coastline to catch these albies last week. LUYEN CHOU
Billy Longnecker with a fine specimen of the delicious golden tilefish. JIM FOLEY
There are still false albacore around but they have been relatively scarce in our waters in the last couple of weeks, thanks to the tumult of hurricane swells and noreasters. Beili Chou and Connor Nickel had to go up to the Rhode Island coastline to catch these albies last week. LUYEN CHOU
In the Field
- Publication: East Hampton Press
- Published on: Oct 10, 2023
- Columnist: Michael Wright
Sag Harbor used to be a fishy place. Most landlubbers might associate the harbor with sailing or yachting because of its long history as a whaling port and its piers...