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Warming water has flounder and holdover striped bass hungry and on the prowl, while over in freshwater, holdover trout and bass continue to binge.

One Twitter user likened the seal's return to the North Shore to the plot of a Disney movie. Read more on Boston.com.

An SUV went off Kernwood Bridge into the Danvers River in Salem, Massachusetts

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Massachusetts Fishing Report – May 6, 2021 With schoolies swarming most inshore areas, you should have no problem catching. While the weather has not been fisher-friendly it sure hasn’t stopped the ongoing migration of our beloved striper as reports of fresh fish trickle in from the South Shore through the North Shore. Haddock remain the hot ticket for deeper water adventurers with the haul not necessarily as far from port as you may think. With the focus so totally now on linesiders, you m...

Massachusetts Fishing Report – April 29 , 2021 April 29, 2021 Well, they are here! Fresh schoolies have invaded Greater Boston and while I haven’t heard, I suspect the South Shore as well! However, if you can cool your engines just a little longer, you may find incredible haddock fishing! Still, it is only April and the freshwater fishing is so good that it underscores the “sweet” in sweetwater! I don’t exactly need an arm-twisting to talk about fishing, so it didn’t take much prodd...

Parking Grade-level parking is free for residents; guest parking will be available. Trash Pickup is twice weekly. Salem has its bewitching history, but Beverly has its history of producing shoemaking machinery — and a new apartment complex on the shores of the Danvers River named after the Inuit Goddess of the Sea, Sedna. The complex, by The Procopio Cos. and architect DMS Design, welcomed its first tenants in October, and is expected to be completed in early 2021. The exteriors of its two ...