On board today, I had repeat client Max Cavallaro and friends, for Fly Fishing & Light Tackle striped bass. You may remember our previous trip on the bay when we saw a seagull tangled in fishing line on Browns Bank. … Continue reading →
Quick trip on the bay. We about an hour and ran out before Luke’s basketball workout. Capt. Dave, BAYMEN, www.baymenlife.com
Continue reading →Quick report from this evening on the fly. I fly fished with Lt. Col Richard “The Machine” Comstock from shoreline for two hours. The Colonel landed a person best of 16 striped bass from shore. He fished an intermediate line … Continue reading →
On board today, I had new clients Wes Paul and Darrel Tudella, for light tackle striped bass. At first light. SW wind and a high tide dropping. After this past weekends Nor-easter, I was thinking the bay would be lit … Continue reading →
What a great way to start the 2021 striped bass season here on the MA coast! I am booked solid for the rest of year. 2022 is about 50% booked and I am booking 2023. I would love to guide … Continue reading →
On board today, I had repeat cient, Bob Hollis, for fly fishing striped bass. At first light, rain showers and calm seas on the last hour of dropping. We fished little rips and hooked up on several fish. When the … Continue reading →
20 knots and lots of fun. Thanks for the invite, Colonel! Absolute paradise…
Continue reading →Just a friendly reminder that a minimum 50% deposit is required at time of booking to lock in and hold any charter date(s) with Baymen Charters. If you have not paid your deposit, you are NOT booked with me and … Continue reading →
On board today, Lt. Col. Richard “The Machine” Comstock (Ret.) for Fly Fishing striped bass. At first light, dead-calm seas with a wisp of East wind and a rising tide. We found a school of fish right off, up on … Continue reading →
On board today, I had Lt. Col. Richard “The Machine” Comstock (Ret.) for Fly or Die striped bass fishing. At first light, overcast, chilly, and SW wind. It was looking very promising when we left the dock and it went … Continue reading →