Bass are just beginning to trickle into BAYMEN Land! This morning I fished and watched a very small schoolie chasing bait in the shallows over a flat, adjacent to a narrow cut. Nothing to write home about, but boy did … Continue reading →
This is a very similar pattern to the one I tied up yesterday (see Today’s Pattern post). These patterns with the long hackles are designed to be fished slow, or to drift in the current with a slow twitch. These … Continue reading →
Here is today’s pattern fresh out of the vice. I hope you like it and it inspires you to tie up some new patterns for fish you will be targeting this season. I am going to use this one for … Continue reading →
My mindset is 100% fixed on business and getting back to work as soon as this virus has passed. My heart goes out to all those who have lost loved ones. May God bless the doctors, nurses and medical staffs … Continue reading →
Softshell Wednesday. So God made a clam… baymenlife.com
Continue reading →Here is my son, Luke’s season highlights from 2020. Next to fishing, hunting and outdoor adventure, basketball has been my life. For Luke, a top student-athlete class of 2020 at South Kent Prep, basketball and academics have been his #1 … Continue reading →
Back on the flats clamming this afternoon. Gorgeous, spring weather out here. I am running clamming trips all season long as time allows. Couples, families and solo trips. Here is a nice basket of selects, aka hardshell clams, that we … Continue reading →
Black Ducks On The Back River. By the late Rod MacDonald, Jr., Duxbury. Serious inquiries only. – Capt. David Bitters, baymencharters@gmail.com (781) 934-2838
Continue reading →BAYMEN has been guiding anglers to striped bass on the MA coast for 27 years! Capt. Dave offers Fly Fishing & Light Tackle Charters from late April to October. Shallow water sight fishing is a specialty. If you love to … Continue reading →
I guide for Black Duck in the fall and winter on the MA coast. The limit is two birds per day and we work very, very hard for them. Black Duck are trophy birds and the most weary of ducks … Continue reading →