Greetings from Capt. Dave & Baymen! This evening, November 2nd, I took Big Dog for a walk on the beach and had my 8wt fly rod with me, as usual. Good thing! The shoreline had a ton of fish quietly … Continue reading →
Greetings from Capt. Dave & Baymen Guide Service, Inc! October is in the rear view mirror and November has quietly arrived in Baymen Land. The russet colors of autumn are glowing under overcast skies with a light drizzle and a … Continue reading →
Let’s Roll! Booking out to 2025. 2023 is just about booked solid, 2024 is not far behind – Striped Bass On Fly & Light Tackle on The Massachusetts Coast. 30 years guiding on the bay – Capt. Dave, baymenlife.com TYL … Continue reading →
Greetings from Capt. Dave & BAYMEN! In my duck blind today, I had new duck hunter Bob Sacco. Bob fished for striped bass with me this summer on the bay and it was a pleasure to have him back for … Continue reading →
Greetings from Capt. Dave & BAYMEN! Many anglers are always interested in what kind of line I use on my light tackle spinning reels for all my charters. For 2022 the braided line I used was CORTLAND Master Braid in … Continue reading →
Greetings from Baymen & Capt. Dave! On board today, October 17th, my good friend John Ippolito, for light tackle striped bass. At first light, tons of fish right in the harbor under birds. We could not drive away from them … Continue reading →
Greetings from Capt. Dave & BAYMEN! On board today, well known bird carver, Bob Mosher, for fly or die striped bass. At first light the bay was flat calm with a gorgeous sunrise, and last hour of low tide. A … Continue reading →
Greetings from BAYMEN & Capt. Dave! Baymen Report For Friday 10/7/2022 On board today, Gary Condon and Greg Powers for light tackle striped bass. This crew has been fishing with me for many years and is always a lot of … Continue reading →
Greetings from Baymen & Capt. Dave! The NE is behind us for now and we finally got back on the bay. Last night, a wicked storm and the last of the front finally pushed out to sea. Torrential rains, thunder … Continue reading →