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The Saltwater Edge moves, but baitfish haven't

4:51 PM Tue, Aug 26, 2008 |
By Tom Meade    Email this author |   Email this entry

SURF 1 BD.JPGAquidneck Island "isn't exactly a hot bed of fishing activity this week, but it has improved since last week," reports Peter Graeber of The Saltwater Edge in the store's new location 47 Valley Road in Middletown.

Bonito are appearing to the east, he said, but bass and bluefish are relatively scarce.

The bluefish bite is better in the Bay, he reports.

A dearth of bait is holding fishing in the doldrums, but cooler air may move the fish.

Peter and the store's staff have been busy with the move, but they have more retail space to display tackle, and they plan to add an eel tank soon, he said.

Valley Road (Rte.214) runs between Rte. 114 and Rte. 138.

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