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The arrival of sea herring and mackerel is spreading out the striped bass bite, haddock are in close and big blues are bingeing on bunker.

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The Paper House, a meal at the Roy Moore Lobster Company and a coastal birding tour round out a weekend in Rockport.

This summer, the a href= http://www.capeannmuseum.org target= _blank Cape Ann Museum /a presents a special exhibition of works by contemporary art

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Massachusetts Fishing Report – July 22, 2021 July 22, 2021 If you’ve been chasing striped bass since April, and just maybe earlier if you’re a holdover loony, than chances are you may be in need of a change. Filling that void is the arrival of bonito! While it is not unheard of to have these fish rip through Massbay, to have this happen in July is extremely rare. Even more exceptional is the size of these fish which would be impressive even in Buzzards Bay! Massachusetts North Shore Fishi...

Visit downtown Rockport or Halibut Point State Park on your next visit to Cape Ann Ted Reinstein heads to Rockport and checks out Hula Moon, where he meets up with photographer Mark Kanegis. He then heads over to Halibut Point, a state park that has nothing to do with the fish Share Updated: 8:07 PM EDT May 26, 2021 Visit downtown Rockport or Halibut Point State Park on your next visit to Cape Ann Ted Reinstein heads to Rockport and checks out Hula Moon, where he meets up with photo...

Shee Atiká Inc., Adventure Sitka propose to lease city property for planned tourist attraction Posted by Katherine Rose | May 25, 2021 An aerial view of the 17-acre city-owned parcel of land that Shee Atiká Inc. and Adventure Sitka have proposed to lease from the city. When the Sitka Assembly meets tonight (5-25-21), it will consider a proposal from to lease 17 acres of city-owned property. If the Assembly approves it, the Alaska Native corporation plans to partner with a newly formed conce...