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I am hoping to do some shore fishing along the north-eastern coast of
the US, I guess that would mean RhodeIsland, Maine, etc. But not being from there I am wondering what the rules and regulations are? What kind of licensing you must have. Are there public beaches along this area that you can just drive along/into and fish? Or are all beaches privately owned? By the way how far is the drive from Rochester, New York to the East coast fishing grounds in terms of mileage? Lets say to the nearest ocean fishing-able location? be it Rhode Island or Maine or?? whatever is closer. I don't really want to jump on those fishing tourboats. Just want to drive with my car and stop here and there to fish. |
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