Stripers Settling Into Montauk, Fluke On The Chew In Shinnecock
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John and Kieran Wells of Southampton were a father-daughter team to be reckoned with on the sea bass grounds last week aboard the Shinnecock Star. Deena Lippman/Shinnecock Star
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East Hampton Town Supervisor Larry Cantwell did a little solo canvassing of the town's maritime district and came back with some input from its striped constituents: they are very happy about bunker immigration.
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The Bennett family came home from a journey out the Shinnecock Inlet with a big striped bass for the Sunday night grill. Courtesy of East End Bait & Tackle
John and Kieran Wells of Southampton were a father-daughter team to be reckoned with on the sea bass grounds last week aboard the Shinnecock Star. Deena Lippman/Shinnecock Star
East Hampton Town Supervisor Larry Cantwell did a little solo canvassing of the town's maritime district and came back with some input from its striped constituents: they are very happy about bunker immigration.
The Bennett family came home from a journey out the Shinnecock Inlet with a big striped bass for the Sunday night grill. Courtesy of East End Bait & Tackle
In the Field
- Publication: Fishing & Hunting
- Published on: Jul 12, 2016
- Columnist: Michael Wright
Some calm weather, a couple of days of cool breezes, and the fishing for striped bass and fluke got rolling full speed this past week.Bunker schools continued to bring big...