A Big Fish
How big do fish get in Long Island Sound? This one, caught in Hempstead Harbor, is pretty big.
Thanks to John Waldman for letting me know.
Thanks to John Waldman for letting me know.
posted by Tom Andersen at 11:08 AM
Wednesday, June 08, 2005
By Tom Andersen
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1 Comments:
I saw a 31 lbs Striped Bass at the Mamaroneck Harbor Island jetty last Saturday. The fisherman who had it said he bought from an angler in a boat who caught it in the Sound. It was a beautiful fish.
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