RI Lobster Guy

10/05/2024

Here's to 2024! Another successful season in the books! Sea bass so thick the bottom machine was glowing red! Never a good sign if you want to catch lobsters! Thanks for all the support, and will see you in the spring!

09/29/2024

Red sky in the morning, sailors take warning!

09/15/2024

Wrapping up the season with a good cleaning! Still a couple more trips so we will have lobsters till the end of September!

09/07/2024

Beautiful on the water now! This morning not so much. We will be selling from 12-4 today!

09/01/2024

It's that time again! The end is near!

08/24/2024

Headed south!

08/23/2024

Evan is officially on the payroll!

08/17/2024

At least it isn't raining!

08/11/2024

Pt. Judith in her morning glory

08/04/2024

Hey everyone! We took a mid season break as my wife and I celebrated our 20th anniversary in the Turks and Caicos We will be back to the lobster grind this week!

07/20/2024

Best part of the day! Coming home with tanks full of fresh RI Lobster!

07/14/2024

Very good day today, in fact I haven't done this good in the last 4 years! Very positive signs on the lobster grounds!

07/14/2024

Black fog for weeks!!

07/04/2024

Happy 4th everyone! We will be selling fresh caught lobsters today from 10-2! Come on down and say hi!

06/29/2024

Headed out on the old North Atlantic Ocean! Fresh RI caught lobster available all week!

06/15/2024

Summah time!

06/09/2024

This is why I don't swim in the ocean!!!

06/02/2024

Let's go!!

05/12/2024

First load is in! Here we go!

04/27/2024

Waking the old girl up from a long winters nap!

02/03/2024

Ugh, painting buoys.......again! White coat completed. Then black, then orange. So fun!

09/20/2023

09/17/2023

That's a wrap folks. Thanks for the support this year, see you starting in May next year!

09/02/2023

The hits keep coming! Stupid Sky Rat nailed my truck, and windows are down! Boat still not fixed, but I am going tomorrow with a friend so will have some.for Monday!

08/26/2023

These two photos signify the struggles of being a commercial fisherman. I was hauling gear and all of sudden my overheat alarm sounded. I quickly ran over to the engine hatch, opened it to find antifreeze coolant spewing out of my exhaust manifold. I was in trouble! I radioed a very good friend of mine, Joe Baker and explained my situation. Without hesitation Joe responds, "I'm on my way". I shut down the engine, and opened the radiator cap, pouring in every drop of water I could find, mostly Poland spring water bottles. Fired her back up and headed for the point, some 11 miles north of where I was. My water lasted me 20 minutes. I shut her down again, awaiting Joe's arrival. He came in and started tossing me jugs of water. Without his help I would have been stranded, he followed me all the way back to the dock. I am forever grateful for his service. So once back at the dock, Evan and I began the 3 hour chore of removing the damaged manifold, and started the process of acquiring a new $2500 manifold with the additional $800 in bolts, gaskets and nuts! Anyway, we will have some lobsters for sale Sunday from 12-4, and hopefully next weekend as well