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The Thursday 5am to 5pm “marathon” trip was super successful.  Most anglers caught their limit of haddock.

The tide has been running like a river lately but that hasnt stopped the anglers from getting some real big haddock and cusk

We’ve been super busy getting most anglers their limits of haddock!! Come join us! Half days running now also.

Saturday and Sunday we slammed the Haddock in epic numbers.  No two ways about it.  The anglers were very busy both trips.

Today the bite was good on the first stop and the last stop.  We had to work a little harder for them in the middle of the day.  There were some very large haddock.  One was 7 pounds.

Sunday we had a beautiful sunny day on the water with a very picturesque sky.  There were a lot of families on the boat.  It was good to see moms and dads and kids all enjoying deep sea fishing.  (The 2 cod in the above photo were released alive and swam happily away)

Managed to drift every stop on today’s all day open boat. We started on the edge of stellwagon bank but found only cod, cusk and sculpin so we moved up toward the gate steadily moving north with each stop. We started getting a better ratio of keeper haddock with each drift and ended our trip…

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.