On board today, I had my good friend, Lt. Col. Richard “The Machine” Comstock, for fly or die striped bass. Not a charter today, but just a relaxing morning to poke around the bay. At first light, heavy overcast and … Continue reading →
On the clamming flats today, I had Kristi Dubey, her husband, and three children for a morning of hardshell clamming. Low tide at a plus .3, a nice NE breeze and lots and lots of quahogs, littlenecks and cherry stones. … Continue reading →
Greetings from Capt. Dave & Baymen Guide Service, Inc. Clamming trips are available for families, couples and individuals on the bays of the South Shore of Massachusetts. We clam the low tides for hardshell clams “quahogs and cherry stones” year … Continue reading →
Wishing you and your loved ones a wonderful July 4th celebration! Capt. David Bitters, BAYMEN, www.baymenlife.com 29 Years Guiding The Bay. T.Y.L.
Continue reading →On board today, regulars Frank Harrington and sons Brian and Frank IV, and Ken Hartshorn, for light tackle striped bass. This great crew has been fishing with me for many years. At first light – bay stacked with fish! And … Continue reading →
Mr. Dick Bowman, USMC, on board today for light tackle and fly fishing striped bass. At first light, calm conditions, light SW/W and dropping tide – and lots of fish. Water temps in the harbor 70 degrees. Out in the … Continue reading →
On board today, regulars, Chris & Molly DeVillers, and their god-daughter, Emily, for light tackle striped bass. At first light, SW, breezy and half-tide dropping. Water temps 70 degrees to 64 degrees. Air temps – humid and hot. First spot … Continue reading →
Dinner and Fly Fishing this evening with one of my favorite people, in one of my favorite places on earth. Tight Lines! Capt. David Bitters, BAYMEN, www.baymenlife.com
Continue reading →On board today, repeat client, Scott Brymer, and his son, Joey, and father-in-law, Joe, for light tackle and fly fishing striped bass. At first light, -1.3 low and SW winds, overcast skies. First spot of the morning we found a … Continue reading →
On board today, Kurt Upham and Dave Mulcahy of Oh, Deer for light tackle striped bass. At first light, dead calm and dead low -1.3 runout with most boats in the harbor high and dry on the flats. It looked … Continue reading →