BAYMEN LIFE photos
A couple recent photos from The Baymen Life with Capt. Dave, that express our love & passion for a life outdoors in New England! The Beach Road, coming back from Gurnet/Saquish this week. Two of our … Continue reading →
BAYMEN
APRIL News
Greetings from Baymen Land! The snow is melting and we are in full spring mode! Flowers are starting to bloom, the osprey and egrets and woodcock have returned, as well as numerous song birds. When the terns arrive, the bay … Continue reading →
HAPPY SPRING 2015!!!
Happy Spring 2015 from The Baymen Life!!! Everything is going to bust wide open soon. Snow will be completely gone, daily warmer temps will be on the rise, flowers will start to bloom, redwing blackbirds and woodcock will be returning, … Continue reading →
Almost Spring…
What a winter it has been… Today, the temps nearly topped fifty degrees and the spring thaw is underway. Sure, we will have lots more cold weather and even some more snow. But we are pretty much out of the … Continue reading →
R.I.P. Tony Stetzko
Rest in peace, my friend. Capt. Dave
Continue reading →“Do what you love…”
“Do what you love and find a way to make a living from it, and you’ve got yourself one heck of a life.” – Capt. Dave www.baymenlife.com
Continue reading →A Good Sense of Humor…
If you shoot skeet with me, you’re going to need a good sense of humor! Connect with me on Facebook. Capt. Dave www.baymenharters.com
Continue reading →GUIDE’S CHRISTMAS LIST
GUIDE’S CHRISTMAS LIST So, what does a Guide of 22 years strong, ask for, for Christmas, you might be wondering…? Well, in all honesty, my list is pretty typical for someone that spends most of his time in the woods … Continue reading →
Bay Blitz!
We are heavy into the hunting seasons now, but got several reports of insane striped bass blitz action on Duxbury bay over the weekend. Saturday and Sunday reports were 75-100 fish mornings. Tons of bait, no birds, but massive numbers … Continue reading →
31 Fish, 1 Keepah
Classic Fall Blitz on the bay this morning, East of Bug Light! Lots of birds and lots of top-water action on small fish up to 24 inches+, with bigger fish underneath. Plenty of shark bait (seals) in the bay but … Continue reading →