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Sep

26

YANKEE TACKLE IS OPEN 5:30AM-8PM! STRIPER & DEEP SEA TACKLE, BAIT AND GEAR IS AVAILABLE!

By Office Staff

If you are looking for a tackle shop with early hours and low prices check out Yankee Bait & Tackle located at

EAST GLOUCESTER MARINA - 121 East Main St. Gloucester, MA 01930

Hours for Saturday and Sunday are 5am-5pm and Monday-Friday 5:30am-6pm. 

Give us a call if you have any questions at 800-942-5464

Sep

26

2010 SCHEDULE IS AVAILABLE

By Office Staff

We will be open all winter taking reservations for our  2010 season.

Private charter specials are available for the upcoming year.  Book  a charter now and receive the same rate you paid on your last trip with us.

For more information as well as dates available contact our office at  800-942-5464.

Sep

26

Fall Overnight Fishing Trips

By Office Staff

LIMITED CAPACITY OVERNIGHT

FALL FISHING TRIPS

Aboard The 100′ M/V Yankee Freedom

Call to reserve your fishing and sleeping positions today!

800-942-5464

Departing Every Thursday night at 10 pm

Returning Friday around 6pm

So far these trips have seen some great fishing.  Cod, Haddock, Pollock and nice size Hake have been the steady catch out there.  Both bait and jigs are working thier magic out there.  Call to reserve your spot today!

800-942-5464

Sep

4

Schooner Festival - Parade of Sail - Join us this Sunday, Sept 6!

By Tom O

Schooner Festival -this Sunday 9/6/2009!
Celebrating its silver anniversary, and well known to the world as Gloucester’s major maritime and sailing event, the 25th Annual Gloucester Schooner Febluenoseschoonerstival, is organized by the Gloucester Schooner Festival Committee and the Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce.
Taking place in the harbor and immediate waters of America’s Oldest Seaport, the Gloucester Schooner Festival honors the major contribution of the classic fishing schooner to the history of Gloucester and the Eastern Seaboard. Featuring many of the last remaining great old vessels, now alongside their replicas. For two days Gloucester’s harbor, the oldest fishing port on the Atlantic Coast, is the backdrop for a unique mix of old and new as modern-day trawlers share their home port with traditional vessels from the age of sail.
As a spectacular highlight of the 25th anniversary of the Gloucester Schooner Festival, the Parade of Sail returns. Schooners proceed from Inner Harbor, past the Fisherman’s Memorial on Stacy Boulevard, to the race starting area off Eastern Point.

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