Single Hook Event: April 23, 2025 at Riptide Cafe & Bar

On April 23rd the Plum Island Surfcasters are having an event at the Riptide Cafe and Bar on Plum Island (new restaurant where the Beachcoma used to be) open to all club members and to the general public.

At the event Michele Heller from the Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries will be present to go over information related to their studies on how gear choices impact catch and release mortality of striped bass.

Riptide Cafe and Bar
23 Plum Island Boulevard, Newbury MA
Wednesday April 23, 2025
6 PM

Moving to a tail flag with a singular hook on the belly (inline single OR treble hook) will drastically lower the mortality rate for striped bass which are released.

Cody Mann of Chasing Tides will also be attendance, and will tie a flag or two for people who would like one tied to match a plug they have brought.  Cody is a trusted supplier of flags to lure makers such as CTK Fishing, Antagonizer Lures, ME Fishing, and 401 Plugs.

In addition the club will have a variety of flags and inline hooks to help people change over some of the plugs in their bag at the event.

On top of that we will be a raffle raising money for striped bass conservation with a small variety of prizes donated from generous sponsors.

Many Thanks to Our Sponsors

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Flea Market: April 12, 2025

4th Annual Plum Island Surfcasters
Flea Market



Table for sellers $35,  Admission is Free
Set up 7:30 am
Opens at 9:00 am – 12:00 noon
25 Low St, Newburyport, MA 01950
Elks Club Newburyport
Saturday, April 12, 2025
Contact us now to reserve a table!
Items for sale. New or used Fishing and outdoor equipment wanting a new home.

If you want a table, please contact Steve Robichaud by email (programs@plumislandsurfcasters.org).

Payment can be check or online payment upon request.

Mail Address For Checks:

Plum Island Surfcasters
PO 1585 
Newburyport MA, 01950  

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Club Meeting, Oct. 15, 2024: Fishing Safety-Your Life Is Worth It by Art Howe

Fishing Safety-Your Life Is Worth It

by Art Howe

1) Inflatable life vests…a life saver
2) Safety, the bare essentials, tools of the trade
3) Communicate your plan,
4) Safer with a buddy

Our monthly meetings are held at the Salisbury, MA Hilton Senior Center, (43 Lafayette Rd., Salisbury, MA). Admission is free to members and $5.00 for non-members.

Doors open at 6:30 pm. Our club business meeting starts at 7:00 pm and the speaker’s presentation starts around 7:30 pm.

Find driving directions and information here. The senior center is located behind the fire station, which is visible from the street.

Hilton Senior Center
43 Lafayette Rd
Salisbury, MA 01952

Senior Center Map

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Club Meeting: Sept. 17, 2024: Stripers and Beyond by Susan Daignault

Stripers and Beyond
from Maine to Patagonia

by Susan Daignault

STRIPER MADNESS
from Massachusetts to Maine

  • NEW ZEALAND-monster browns and bows (fresh) and kingfish, kahawai, and snapper (salt)
  • ARGENTINA GOLD-golden dorado in dirty water
  • PATAGONIA-monster browns & rainbows
  • BAHAMAS, BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS and FLORIDA KEYS-slamming the flats for bonefish, permit and tarpon
  • MAINE-the mighty striper (salt) and brookies, browns and bows (fresh) in Vacationland! 

Our monthly meetings are held at the Salisbury, MA Hilton Senior Center, (43 Lafayette Rd., Salisbury, MA). Admission is free to members and $5.00 for non-members.

Doors open at 6:30 pm. Our club business meeting starts at 7:00 pm and the speaker’s presentation starts around 7:30 pm.

Find driving directions and information here. The senior center is located behind the fire station, which is visible from the street.

Hilton Senior Center
43 Lafayette Rd
Salisbury, MA 01952

Senior Center Map
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