Just want to make sure anyone who's interested sees the change of date here. Apparently they decided to coordinate the cleanup with the Cliffwood or Aberdeen Town Manager, and bring some other people in. Looks like this will be a good chance for all fishermen out there to show some of the administrators and townspeople what we're made of, and that not all of us are disrespectful idiots.Originally Posted by fishincrazy
Nice job on the coordinating to FC!I know he was in touch with a lot of people and it was difficult to get people to participate. We still gotta do some fishin, FC.
That's the nature of political and activist involvement, man. Tell 1000 people, and MAYBE you'll get 50-100. That's OK, we can teach people one person at a time, one day at a time.
No signup necessary for this. If ya find yourself with nothing to do next Saturday 4/25 somewhere around 8am,why not take the drive down to Cliffwood and lend a helping hand? (That is IF you feel Raritan bay is worth fighting for
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Added bonus: I talked with a contact at On the Water magazine. They will be giving a hand as well, and giving out copies of the NJ edition.
Thanks for reading, people!
Some directions:
http://maps.google.com/maps?li=d&hl=...3tIIX-M8fchLoB
The parking lot is "point A" in the map above! When you click on the "Directions" link above, the parking lot will become point "B" and your starting point will be part "A".
The Whale Creek parking lot can be most easily reached by turning onto Furman or Raritan Blvd when travelling southbound on Route 35. You can also reach it by making the turn onto Cliffwood Ave, but this is a more winding route.
Print this map out and take it with you. The streets down there are winding and curvy. If you get lost find your way to the water. The 7-11 is a good landmark on Rt 35. If you come to the rock walls of Cliffwood you have gone too far, as the Whale Creek parking lot is to the left of those walls as you are facing the water. Hope this helps!
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See ya's there. 