Well there must be plenty of baitfish in the Parker River. Had another report sent to me last night from Tom Tetreault. No news this morning, but we have had plenty of fishermen in that are heading out to fish now. Stay tuned… Thanks for the info I’m the guy that came in

We had some photos sent to us this afternoon of fresh stripers that have been caught yesterday and today at different locations around the North Shore. Are few are from the PISC’s. They are here! Also heard it was a good day of shad fishing up at Rocks Village.

Any day now the fish will be here. A lot of guys think that starting out in the mouth of the river is the way to go. But Kay used to say: “Neil always fished the beach out front of his house and always caught the first fish.” Neil, Plum Island native, past employee of

Check out these little beauties from Australia. The Chug Norris, maximum action for minimum effort. The Dartwing to mimic skipping baitfish. The Riptide that replicates slender bodies baitfish. And the Maverick (coming soon) that has a wiggle that would attract any fish! Come

DECEMBER HOLIDAY HOURS WEEKDAYS    10 am – 5 pm              SATURDAY   8 am – 5 pm               SUNDAY    8 am – 2 pm Martha and I will be here these hours for your shopping enjoyment? Who likes shopping this time of year?……not me! Sure most of you

Have had a few calls requesting an OPEN day during the week. So we are going to try Mondays for November along with the weekends. Please note that Sunday is a shorter day. Have come to realize that some of you like watching football more than coming to see us.

Some things to get done over the next few days so these are our hours for this weekend!

Took a ride this am to get myself a coffee. The sunrise was spectacular so enjoy these photos. As far as fishing, before the storm we still had some fish around. Mostly schoolies during the day, but the few fishermen that were making the effort to get out at sunset and first part

We keep telling you that the fish are still here yet no one goes fishing once it goes below 50 degrees. We have a small group, a very small group of fishermen that are still out there putting in the time and effort in their quest for stripers. Two such fishermen are John and Joe.