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It would have been way to easy to have built the north jetty 10 years ago.
Contrary to popular thought the south jetty has done a great job and so would have the north jetty.
I have fished the shoals at OI for years and watched the sand migration.
A jetty on the north side would have made things easier to deal with.
Just because you have a P.H.D and a j-o-b that says your a geoligist ..really doesn't mean that ya know everything.The jetties have worked up and down the East Coast and would have worked here but the "eggheads" and "Enviro-nuts" took care of that....and now ya got what ya got
Posted by: Rick Caton | April 24, 2011 at 03:51 PM