It might be surprising, to those who don’t live on Long Island to know there’s more than just some outstanding saltwater fishing at New York State’s easternmost locale.
There is some fine hunting available as well, if you do a little homework and jump through a couple regulatory hoops to gain access to state parcels where it’s allowed.
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