Compromise Over Beach Access Is Needed
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Ritch Pintauro hefts the 25 pound bluefish that Aaron Shmuel decked about the Sundance in Shelter Island Sound last week. Mike Pintauro
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While the rest of us were poking around looking for a couple 5-pound fluke or maybe a 20-pound striper
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the crew and customers of the Viking Starship was over the horizon hunting monster tilefish: like this collection of slobs that ranged from 40 to 61 pounds. Courtesy the Viking Fleet
Ritch Pintauro hefts the 25 pound bluefish that Aaron Shmuel decked about the Sundance in Shelter Island Sound last week. Mike Pintauro
While the rest of us were poking around looking for a couple 5-pound fluke or maybe a 20-pound striper
the crew and customers of the Viking Starship was over the horizon hunting monster tilefish: like this collection of slobs that ranged from 40 to 61 pounds. Courtesy the Viking Fleet
In the Field
- Publication: Fishing & Hunting
- Published on: Jun 28, 2016
- Columnist: Michael Wright
The use of people-carrying vehicles on the ocean beaches of the East End is as old as the 13 Colonies. In the old days, when the “upland” was checkered with...