We caught and released 13 striped bass this morning on the bay. flat calm conditions, but very few fish moving in on the incoming tide. Few fish than yesterday bay far. Singles, pairs and small schools were blitzing at first … Continue reading →
Today I had new client, Paul O’Keefe Jr. and his father, Paul, on board for fly and light tackle striped bass. The winds finally laid down and the seas were calm and flat for most of the trip. There was … Continue reading →
NOAA called for “light and variable” this am but it was cold, windy and choppy on the bay. Topwater was non-existent but there were fish holding on structure in several spots. We fished rubber crank baits with cast and count, … Continue reading →
Hickory Shad are in the bay and the lilacs are in bloom. You know what that means… Macks and haddock thick out front. Big stripers on the move. Should be some keepers in the mix this week. I landed shad … Continue reading →
What a great first week of striped bass fishing on the MA coast! Gov. Baker lifted the COVID-19 ban on charters on Monday, May 25th and we have been going full tilt ever since. Lt. Col. Richard “The Machine” Comstock … Continue reading →
Capt. Dave has finally received his Doctorate In Fly Fishing from Duxbury Bay University
Continue reading →“We take fly fishing for striped bass more seriously than money. And we take money very, very seriously.” – Capt. David Bitters
Continue reading →A shoreline trip for a few hours before the raw, east wind made us call is a great morning. Lt. Col. Richard “The Machine” Comstock got it done from shoreline with a TFO Clouser 9 WT and a Baymen Clouser … Continue reading →
Thank you to all the Soldiers that gave their lives to Keep America Free! You will never be forgotten. May God continue to bless America! Today, I am fishing with a great soldier and my good friend, Lt. Col. Richard … Continue reading →
I am tying all my Baymen Universals like this now so when I slide my hand down the leader, I can immediately grab hold of the hook if it is in a dangerous spot. Then I lip the fish. OR … Continue reading →