Fishermen's Dinner at the Home Port
Taking in the view outside the Home Port, where the fish is fresh and the sunsets are an even bigger draw.
Taking in the view outside the Home Port, where the fish is fresh and the sunsets are an even bigger draw.
Warren Doty, a leading advocate for fishermen.
Warren Doty, a leading advocate for fishermen.
Capt. Buddy Vanderhoop and his wife Lisa.
Capt. Buddy Vanderhoop and his wife Lisa.
The fishermen's dinner, now in its fourth year, draws big crowds.
The fishermen's dinner, now in its fourth year, draws big crowds.
Straight from the sea into the fryer, plates of fish and chips hit the right spot.
Straight from the sea into the fryer, plates of fish and chips hit the right spot.
Fishermen shared industry updates and news over cups of chowder and slices of pie.
Fishermen shared industry updates and news over cups of chowder and slices of pie.
Home Port Restaurant in Menemsha hosted the Martha's Vineyard/Dukes County Fishermen Association's annual dinner Wednesday, June 20. Now in its fourth year, the evening provided a chance for fishermen to share status reports and industry updates over clam chowder, fish and chips and blueberry pie.