THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN PEOPLE. THE SEASON HAS CHANGED AND SO MUST WE.……  

Just got word from Officer Williams that due to the weather and high wind forecast that the OSV gate will be shutting this afternoon to any more access until 2020. Its been a tough October for the OSV’s, the Nor’easters we’ve had have certainly pummeled the

We have seen a slow down in fishermen these last two weeks but the few that are fishing are still catching! In fact this past week has had some nice action. There have been fish big and small, keepers and not, and even a few juvenile blues. Just to prove it here are some

Some of you knew Eddie, some of you have seen him in the shop, and others didn’t know him. But he was a part of our Surfland family so we wanted you all to know……. A longtime customer of ours, Edward Fewtrell passed away on October 10th.  Eddie was 86 years

Sorry folks. Was away for a few days so didn’t get a chance to post anything but we haven’t exactly had the best of weather to fish (well for most) until yesterday. The stripers are still here. Yesterday morning one fisherman came in after catching daybreak and said

It’s that time of year again. Time to cut back a little bit more on the hours. Starting tomorrow these will be out new hours up through Columbus Day. The PRWR gate is shutting at 6:45 pm so anyone looking to get on to fish must be here before then. But as always give us a

“So Liz told me “Dad always said worms were King”. Not arguing, we had a blast. Nothing huge but plenty of fish through the top of the tide on Saturday a little South of parking lot 3… ”  ~Andy & Mel Robertson, Deerfield NH Worms are king. Yup,

Striped Bass: Schoolies galore! There are so many schoolies around right now it is hard to tell if there are any big fish. These little guys are hungry and are busy consuming everything in site………..worms, clams and mackerel. Adam Ledger was in this week and

Here’s a real fisherman! Donald Dunbar from Ipswich! He shows up usually on a weekend night, usually with daughter Jillian and/or others in tow, fishes all through the night well into the next day. Sometimes coming back for bait once or twice the whole time down on the

Well the blues were definitely further inside the mouth Wednesday. Captain Christopher Husgen of Tide Charters LLC sent us these photos. He was on his boat with pup Watson when they ran into these big blues. The visitor turned out to be a Mola Mola also known as an ocean sunfish.