Salt Pond News, Gossip, Warnings and Whispers
Sliding my kayak into the pond, a moderately early arrival earned me first crack at a new day’s news. The pond was alight with news, gossip, warnings and whispers. A three mile per hour breeze carried news from an oyster catcher that my arrival near a small point with shallow water was the cause of some concern. She raised wings of alarm and moved along, although only to a salty maple branch some fifty feet north. Good soldiers keep steady eyes on visitors.
2026 Surfcasters Surf Day
Surf Day New and Used Tackle Sale is arguably the most important fishing event of the winter. This year, the Narragansett Surfcasters promise more, more tackle, more tables, more rods, gear and accessries. With more room at the W.Warwick Civic Center, it’s centrally located so please don’t miss the fun.
Striper Fishing Through Fall’s Twilight
I have fished for decades yet still burst with excitement at even a hint of a swirl or splash near me. Striper fishing through fall’s twilight is a magic reminder of how special this season is for fishers and hunters. This week, read how to stalk and catch big bass in shallow water, armed with shooting stars and dark waters.
Cora’s First Amazing Trout
On a pretty late spring day, Cora waited a long time, watching a bobber, hoping for that first amazing trout. The Surfcasters made it happen. The Narragansett Surfcasters, lead by Bruce Bain, held another Take A Kid Fishing Day and this time, one sweet young woman left with a memories and maye a new perspective on life.
