@wadin' boot lol. A quick online glance marked it as a quick trip from the office. Can’t always choose where to fish on a married schedule, lol.
On satellite, the tip of Deer Island on a stiff tide off that walking trail MId September to late October be worth investigating. Bring your wife: "honey, it's nice out, let's go for a walk....with our 8 weights....by the sewage plant...no...I'm serious"
Then again I have no shame and would probably fish the Seabrook or the Yankee Pilgrim outflow if they still are churning. All three are marvels of engineering, Deer Island especially. That place almost single handedly is why Boston harbor has fish.
Steve says
The outfall is now quite far offshore.
But it is way more than that, and makes our sewage stations on Puget should look bush league. Deer Island has egg-shaped skyscrapers of shit fermentation, visible from the Boston Gahden, Reveah Beach, and Fenway's Green Monstah. Their sortah ruminant lumens, stuffed with the fruits of a Boston diet- (potato chips, donuts, beans, chowdah, anger and other boiled meats) generate millions of pounds of methane. They burn it, they boil water with it, they make steam that turns the generators that crank the power that lets them keep the beah cold and the lights on in every triple deckah in Nahant and at least a couple of Packies and one of the two Dunkin's in Winthrop. As if that's not green shitstreet cred enough, it's plastered with wind turbines and solar cells.
On a rare Noreaster, Winthrop can churn a pretty good surf break too, if you don't mind surfing frothy sets.
Incidentally all of those beach and coast roads in Massachusetts take
for fuckinevah to go where you want to go.
