Today we saw a few fish in the store. These fish came from the southern end of the island, basically Sandy Point. First we have Jessup Goldberg Cook from Northhampton, MA who caught this 7 pounder. He was fishing the oceanfront using clams during the top of the incoming tide. He

Yesterday for a better part of the day we had a lot of excitement over this little fish, the snapper bluefish. Thousands were on the oceanfront schooling with, as far as the fishermen could tell, nothing behind them chasing them. The Kelly’s, Brendan, and Billy Page went

Well, again we have a few guys doing well on the oceanfront. Jimmy from Lowell got a fish from the oceanfront in and around the low tide. Jimmy’s fished weighed in at 9 lbs, but was skinny. If this new fish in the area,  they should be fat soon with all the bait fish

This is an interesting tidbit of Plum Island History.  For those fishermen who know the old flag pole down on the Parker River Wildlife Refuge or have heard us refer to the “polio camp”, it was actually a wonderful place called Camp Sea Haven that was a very special

The PRWR has issued a notice that will give you information about this years rules for the drive-on permits:

Well it’s Sunday afternoon and it is a beautiful day on Plum Island. The humidity has finally broken, the temps have dropped, and the water has cooled off. We have had a little action this weekend to report. Saturday, Billy Page came into the shop early in the am. He had

Here is some news to share with you people that like to fish the refuge at night:      

Well finally some news. Tom Barnes (former employee of SBT) just came back from the beach. Little Bass were blitzing the beach!!! He went down for the incoming tide, but also because it is when he could go. He had a blast he said. He used little metal lures like Charlie Graves,

Well what have got to tell you? Very little. I can tell you that Mugsy, Ed and Tommy Kelly went out in the boat Sunday night. They headed out at sunset to fish the mouth of the river. They drifted tinker macks and caught one fish that was 31″. Hooked another but lost that

What a week. Rain, rain, rain, and then some more rain. The air has been thick, the water warm, and the fishing slow from the surf. Don’t get me wrong, there are fish there, lots of them, but just like us in the heat they get sluggish. They slow down on their eating and