On board today I had new clients, Anthony Romano and his lovely wife, Talia, for fly and light tackle striped bass. At first light, we were into fish on our first drift. We found fish hugging the bottom in 3-20 … 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 →
Capt. Dave has been guiding fly fisherman to striped bass on the Massachusetts coast for 29 years! Boat trips and shoreline trips for 1-3 anglers are available. We average 15 fish per trip with some days way beyond that. If … Continue reading →
Join Capt. Dave for a few hours down on the bay and learn how to dig your own clams on the Massachusetts coast. Capt. Dave’s family has been clamming the flats for four generations. We clam year round on the … Continue reading →
Black Duck, Preening – Carved for me by Ian Feir, to my specs and his amazing creativity. Just one of those decoys that I can’t stop looking at and is a pleasure to hold and turn in the hands. Hollow … Continue reading →
Fly Fish with me in 2021 & 2022! Striped bass on the fly on the Massachusetts coast. 29 years guiding the bay. – Capt. Dave Bitters baymenlife.com (781) 934-2838 baymencharters@gmail.com
Continue reading →August & September: Striped Bass on the Fly on the Massachusetts coast. 29 years guiding the bay. Only a few dates still available for 2021. Gift certificates always available. www.baymenlife.com Capt. David Bitters, BAYMEN, www.baymenlife.com Covid protocol observed on all … Continue reading →
Fly Fishing for striped bass today with Lt. Col. Richard “The Machine” Comstock. He changed a flat tire at 4:30am and then made it to the dock on time, and caught and released 21 striped bass on the fly.- Capt. … Continue reading →
On board today, I had regular, Brian Ware, and his Dad, Dave, for Fly & LT striped bass. Absolute flat calm all morning, a rarity this spring. We got to fish structure as well was the flats and sight fishing … 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 →