Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby Approaches Midway Point
Baiting the hook in the dark with the aid of a headlamp.
Jeanna Shepard
Fishing on the Sengie side of the Big Bridge.
Jeanna Shepard
Sizing up a striper.
Jeanna Shepard
It takes dedication to brave the Menemsha jetty in a northeaster.
Larry Glick
Derby gathering spot in Chilmark.
Larry Glick
Larry Glick
David Hearn open derby headquarters in the morning.
Ray Ewing
Jim Lepore rushes in to record his catch before releasing it in the harbor.
Ray Ewing
The lineup on Memorial Wharf.
Ray Ewing
Dad Stuart Hudson teaches the fine art of fishing to son Oliver.
Ray Ewing
Owen and Devon.
Ray Ewing
Kevin Honan brings his blue Chesapeake Bay retrievers, Macallan, Talisker and Johnny Walker Blue to Katama.
Tim Johnson
Kevin Honan brings his blue Chesapeake Bay retrievers, Macallan, Talisker and Johnny Walker Blue to Katama.
Tim Johnson
There are plenty of reasons why so many fishermen and women enter the month-long derby, and few of those reasons have to do with the rich array of prizes. It's all about being out on the water and at the water's edge, in a beautiful place, at a spectacular time of year.
