Chaddy’s Bait + Tackle

The floats are in and the fish jumping on both sides of the parking lot. The south side of the breakwater has had a productive week with fish from schoolies to a 37 caught on the incoming tide.
I’ve been here a long time, and still find the ramping up to summer fishing exciting.
Enjoy

The shop is open. A few changes have been made to make things a bit more user friendly. Some things are still in the works.
Hours for the weekend;
Sat 4-7
Sun 10-7
Monday 10-7
Probably earlier depending on the weather.
Worms, Macks, clams, and variety of lures.
Everything you need for some fun.
😃

As announced earlier this spring, construction activity will begin soon on the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers spur jetty project.

Pedestrian access to the jetty has reopened this week following a brief closure, allowing visitors to travel onto the rocks for striper fishing or other coastal activities. Before active construction begins, a fence will be installed approximately 800 feet onto the jetty to ensure safety near the construction area. The public may continue to access the jetty up to this fence line. For your safety, please do not attempt to bypass the fencing or enter the construction zone at any time.

Construction in the water will get underway in May. After the existing jetty is reinforced, the contractor estimates that it will take roughly one month to construct each 50-foot section of the spur jetty. Expected completion is currently set for August 2027, but this timeline is subject to change.

For more information on this project, please visit sacomaine.org/armycorps.

The new sign (or roof sail) is up just in time for HarborFest.
Stop by Sunday and say Hi, enjoy some good food and entertainment.

My new Friend Terry with his 30

More Happy Campers

Kelcy with her 31
Happy Kid