To the Editor:
I am writing this letter to Jay Mann in response to his Fish Story column in the Feb. 20 edition. Mr. Mann, 99 percent of the time I thoroughly enjoy reading your column; you are an insightful and talented writer. However, this time I feel compelled to comment on your lack of insight.
Unfortunately, once again, the people who live, enjoy and earn a living in the back bays of the mainland are invisible to (less important than) the people of Long Beach Island.
March 6, 2019
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