For the past 29 years, I have been putting fly fishing and light tackle anglers from the around the world and around town, on striped bass in shallow waters on the Massachusetts coast. Some days, we get some some pretty … Continue reading →
Greeting from BAYMEN! Here are a few of our favorite light tackle lures for striped bass on the MA coast. #1 Gags Grabbers – A great topwater lure and even better if you tie in 5″ white saddle hackle on … Continue reading →
Greetings from Baymen Guide Service, Inc! Spring is almost here, the daffodils are poking up, birds are singing at first light and robins are pulling worms. And Spring Trout Stocking is in full swing! Most of the waters from Plymouth … Continue reading →
We offer a limited number of clamming trips each season, in between striped bass charters. Clamming trips run a couple of hours. Trips are scheduled around low tides only. A great way to spend a few hours on the bay … Continue reading →
The 2022 striped bass season is on our door step! IMPORTANT: With the warmer weather and excitement of the season kicking off in about 5 more weeks, everyone has been getting their dates confirmed and locked in. We have tried … Continue reading →
Here is a pic from last season on the bay, during a “Blitz.” Typically, we see the blitz in the spring and the fall. During the dog days of summer, we find most of our fish on structure. But when … Continue reading →
Happy Sunday from Baymen Land! One more walk with the Admiral and Big Dog before the big game. I love the snow and I love the cold as much as I love a lovely spring day. I will be tying this … Continue reading →
Greetings from Capt. Dave & Baymen Charters! I hope everyone survived the nor’easter. We are still shoveling out and have the snow plow coming back later today for round two of clean-up. The Baymen Camp is high on a hill … Continue reading →
THOUGHTS WHILE FLY TYING – FOUNDATION: The most important thing you can give your children is a rock solid foundation. To send them out into the world on soft sand or sinking ground is the greatest failure of parenthood. When … Continue reading →
It’s that time of year again – Ice Fishing Time! Easier to re-rig in front of the fire than on the pond. The brown traps underneath are my Dad’s from 1968. The trap on top and to the left are … Continue reading →