Hey guys,
I am relatively new to dipnetting and am wanting to head down in the next few days to try my luck. I don't need a ton of fish for the winter (suspect a dozen or so will do) but with a wife who is 8.5 months pregnant I am only going to have time to do a day trip and fish one tide. Anybody have any pointers for me with regards to what beach to hit for quick access for a single tide? Don't mind a little walk with gear but want to be able to maximize my time in the water without getting pinned on the beach by a high tide. Two years ago I fished by the dock but it looks like that area is much more difficult to access now that they closed off the entrance by the bird watching station. Also, I would rather deal with sand than glacial mud but that isn't a deal breaker. Thanks in advance for helping out a relative rookie.
I am relatively new to dipnetting and am wanting to head down in the next few days to try my luck. I don't need a ton of fish for the winter (suspect a dozen or so will do) but with a wife who is 8.5 months pregnant I am only going to have time to do a day trip and fish one tide. Anybody have any pointers for me with regards to what beach to hit for quick access for a single tide? Don't mind a little walk with gear but want to be able to maximize my time in the water without getting pinned on the beach by a high tide. Two years ago I fished by the dock but it looks like that area is much more difficult to access now that they closed off the entrance by the bird watching station. Also, I would rather deal with sand than glacial mud but that isn't a deal breaker. Thanks in advance for helping out a relative rookie.
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