Nothing wrong with kids on the beach or a family having fun as long as they are fishing or at least acting like they are fishing but NOT SWIMMING where people are fishing.
If someone is actually fishing, we stay clear of them. If the kids are swimming, it's always our lines or some of the other posers we hang out with's lines they are swimming in.
Billy, you know what I mean by asshats, there are a fair number of people who make sure their kids stay clear but there are also the parents that pull up, dump the kids then forget that they even brought kids. The last time we were down two pickups pull up fully loaded with lids in the beds, kids went crazy parents looked the other way, then the parents told them to go and try to ride their boogie boards down the big dune that the park rangers just roped off. I wasn't insinuating that kids shouldn't be there, hell my daughter goes with me all of the time but she is respectful of who ever is on either side of us and doesn't swim in their lines
John, thats a lure, not lore, but your point is valid, fishing is the reason for the tag, and it remains the reason many go there. There will always be folks in the water, they have to yield to the fishermen.
I thought he was telling the fish a story 
Why not make a section of the beach where you do not have to be fishing? When that section fills up then that's it. I think recreational beach use would be a great asset for Delaware residents as our beaches are over run by tourists.
Why not make a section of the beach where you do not have to be fishing? When that section fills up then that's it. I think recreational beach use would be a great asset for Delaware residents as our beaches are over run by tourists.
That has actually been discussed, and that is a decent compromise. That way areas like the Point could be dedicated to fishing.
Why not make a section of the beach where you do not have to be fishing? When that section fills up then that's it. I think recreational beach use would be a great asset for Delaware residents as our beaches are over run by tourists.
I feel like that would just be even less room for the gung-ho fishermen ... people fake fishing would still go to the fisherman beach.
I feel like that would just be even less room for the gung-ho fishermen ... people fake fishing would still go to the fisherman beach.
Its simple really, Just don't allow swimming at the fishing beach.
Its simple really, Just don't allow swimming at the fishing beach.
Swim at your own risk is a much better alternative. Isn't most of DEJA anti-big government? 
Unless someone discovers new Delware shoreline I still think the best option is what we have now. If it's opened up to anyone without fishing, expect to be doublestacked or not able to get on the beach after 9am. It's busy enough as it is during the summer. If a person can't afford a fishing rod or your kids aren't smart enough not to swim into the fishing line or clear a path while you're casting then you should probably just stay home anyways.
Swim at your own risk is a much better alternative. Isn't most of DEJA anti-big government?
Unless someone discovers new Delware shoreline I still think the best option is what we have now. If it's opened up to anyone without fishing, expect to be doublestacked or not able to get on the beach after 9am. It's busy enough as it is during the summer. If a person can't afford a fishing rod or your kids aren't smart enough not to swim into the fishing line or clear a path while you're casting then you should probably just stay home anyways.
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Classic Carlin.
So if they pass this bill and have separate areas for serious fishermen and.....US.... then we won't have to go out on the surf fishing beach and fake fish.
So if they pass this bill and have separate areas for serious fishermen and.....US.... then we won't have to go out on the surf fishing beach and fake fish.
John, I'll wave to you from the real fisherman side. 
I'll wave back in between catching waves. 
I'll wave back in between catching waves.
Is there a decent place in DE to catch waves? I havent explored much but I was in rehobeth and bethany over the weekend and the waves break to far in to catch anything. Or do I just need to wait for a storm?
No not really. Not for surfing or boogie boarding anyway.
Is there a decent place in DE to catch waves? I havent explored much but I was in rehobeth and bethany over the weekend and the waves break to far in to catch anything. Or do I just need to wait for a storm?
Main problem with DE and surfing, is the steep slope that causes the breakers to swell and slam on the shore really fast. Not many spots to get a long ride. There are a few surfer areas, but even still they generally suck. Jersey is better for waves.
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