Bay Creamer
One day, a fella down the road, Ken Dondlinger, he says to me, “Bay – how about doing seaweed?” We had all sorts of ideas together, but in the end we … Continue reading about Bay Creamer
Testimonies from a small coastal town in Maine
“In the absence of roads, the river was their one channel of access to the headwaters of their dreams.”
– Jasper Stahl, The History of Broad Bay, Vol. 1, 1956

One day, a fella down the road, Ken Dondlinger, he says to me, “Bay – how about doing seaweed?” We had all sorts of ideas together, but in the end we … Continue reading about Bay Creamer

Any time you are dealing with weather and Mother Nature, it’s almost like they’re controlling you, telling you, “Here’s … Continue reading about Lanny Winchenbach

Every season has a purpose. I used to lobster in the fall through February, March. Go elver fishing from March to … Continue reading about Abden Simmons

Grinning ear to ear is how I’d describe it. I don’t know if there’s another word for seeing those fish. There’s … Continue reading about Larry Reed

When I’m frying, I don’t time anything. I’ve been doing it for so long that I can hear how it cooks. Like if the … Continue reading about Glendora Lash

My cousin was picking crabs for Millard and needed some help, so she’s like, “You want to come down and pick?” So, I … Continue reading about Chloe Edwards

You have your good years and your bad years. Years ago, we had three or four bad years, and lot of people got out of … Continue reading about Millard Creamer

Been going out to Western Egg Rock with the traps my whole life. Yup. But way back when I started with my stepfather, … Continue reading about Ralph Boyington

Seaweed protects itself by being difficult to harvest. And a lot of Maine’s 3500 miles of coast isn’t anywhere near … Continue reading about George Seaver

Depending on how things went the last week, is how I pick where to go each day. So, I go to open areas. I go to closed … Continue reading about Justin Hills

Clamming really hasn’t changed in the 46 years I’ve been at it, and I’ve dug almost every inch of the river. We still … Continue reading about Glen Melvin