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The Haddock did not disappoint today!  Limits for just about everyone on board.

On mothers day the weather was glorious.  We had a good Haddock bite started in the morning.  A Porbeagle shark showed up about 55 minutes before the tide change and devoured a couple of the haddock that the anglers were reeling up.  Unfortunately it was apparent that the big shark spooked the haddock at that time and the…

Today the crew had to work a little harder, hauling anchor, moving around more.  But they ended up with a great catch.

Thursday’s 12 hour “Marathon” trip achieved the boat limit of 15 haddock per angler.

The month of May continues to produce!  Haddock slamathon again today with most anglers limiting out!  There is still plenty of room on Sunday’s 7am trip.

May haddock are here! The 7am boat nailed em today. Most anglers had their limit! We have openings for Wednesday and a few spots left for Thursday and Friday.

The catch was large reds, large haddock, and a Lot of laughs!

After the tide change we had a savage haddock bite today!

Todays 12 hour trip started out kind if average but after the tide changed it became a non stop haddock slamathon with some nice cod to boot!

The second day of the season started out windy and cold. At the rails we caught fish every stop. It was slow at times, primarily around slack tide. Most anglers who fished all day got their cod quota as well as a respectable amount of haddock. The weather at the tail end of the trip…

First, a HUGE thank you to our loyal customers for sticking with us through these difficult and unpredictable times!! While we did battle some rain in the early hours, we caught fish every time we stopped on a spot. The wind gusted up pretty good from 9 am until about noon time when the seas…

Great bite on todays all day open boat. We caught and spotted a variety of species throughout the trip. With pods of harbor porpoise crossing our bow on the ride out, bluefin tuna were spotted chasing bait on the surface numerous times, and a sea turtle (possibly a hawksbill). We anchored up 3 times in…