02-25-2005, 02:23 AM
Hey Homer Welcome glad you decided to take a walk on the wild side I agree we don't really need a license but the # of rods should be limited and I have seen the locals at the dock in toms river spread out with a bunch of rods trying to take up the whole dock
and also over by M&M dock in the Seaside Park and pelican Island bridge both sides jamming it all up so nobody can get a spot the beach it may be the weekend warriors I don't know I don't go there on weekends because of the crowds but have been there in seaside park on weekdays and the locals that were on the beach were not so friendly and as soon as I set up and set my stationary pole there they would come casting at an angle right at my line and yes I am sure they were locals
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and also over by M&M dock in the Seaside Park and pelican Island bridge both sides jamming it all up so nobody can get a spot the beach it may be the weekend warriors I don't know I don't go there on weekends because of the crowds but have been there in seaside park on weekdays and the locals that were on the beach were not so friendly and as soon as I set up and set my stationary pole there they would come casting at an angle right at my line and yes I am sure they were locals
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