Greetings from Capt. Dave & BAYMEN! PLEASE NOTE: WE ARE SWITCHING OVER OUR BUSINESS PHONES! Until we have new phone number/account set up, E-MAIL ONLY is the way to get in touch: baymencharters@gmail.com Please reach out with any questions about … Continue reading →
Greetings from Capt. Dave & BAYMEN! With my 2025 season-ending rotator cuff injury, I have had to postpone a lot of charters! Thanks to everyone for being so flexible and willingness to reschedule to 2026, 2027, and 2028 whenever possible. … Continue reading →
Greetings from Capt. Dave & BAYMEN! Great news: the striped bass Fall Run is underway and some nice schools of fish are pushing through heading south. The striped bass as you know, are migratory and spend the winter months in … Continue reading →
Greetings from Capt. Dave & BAYMEN! The “Glorious Twenty-Fifth” of August is typically the start of the Fall Run in our bay here on the Massachusetts coast! With this morning’s cool weather, fish were on the move… With my season-ending … Continue reading →
INJURY UPDATE – Two Steps Backwards Greetings from Capt. Dave Y& BAYMEN! We were doing aggressive PT on my rotator cuff because I was making such amazing progress. August 11 was set as my return date to get back on … Continue reading →
Greetings from Capt. Dave & BAYMEN! Wow… Where did July go? What a great month it was with gorgeous weather and hot days. More of that, now that we are in the “Dog Days of Summer.” We will see what … Continue reading →
Greetings from Capt. Dave & BAYMEN! What a glorious July it has been and I hope you are all enjoying a wonderful summer on and off the water. Great News: I am anticipating getting the “all clear” from my Doctors … Continue reading →
PT on RC. Slow and steady recovery. Hope to be back on the bay soon! Happy July to all my fellow Baymen, clients, and friends! Sincerely, Capt. Dave, BAYMEN, baymenlife.com 32 Years Guiding The Bay. Still In Love. Soli … Continue reading →
Squid in the bay, macks out front. Baymen Universals still working. But if you want the big fish, work the channel drop-offs with sinking lines (300-450 grain) and BIG flies, ticked along the bottom. Also watch for blow-ups on the … Continue reading →
7 xrays. Nothing broken. But no time is a good time to have a torn rotator cuff. Physical therapy route to get back on the water for the second half of the season. – Capt. Dave, “Screamer” Soli Deo Gloria! … Continue reading →