EPISODE 3: COMMERCIAL STRIPED BASS, A MASSACHUSETTS FISHERY

Watch in this episode as the Biddy Boys hit the waters on a beautiful Monday morning during the commercial striper fishing season (and COVID-19). Bringing in three stripers was the highlight of the day, but make sure to watch Grant play with his new toy!

[@ryanadams6180]

Great content, I’m 16 out of Boston getting my commercial license next year can’t wait for pogies to come back with big bass. You guys deserve a lot more attention good stuff

[@olebiddytv1417]

Thanks man appreciate the support. Give us a follow on insta. We love those Pogies

[@nhlombardi6946]

$50 each for those fish... they're worth so much more alive. Sad to see knowing what we know.

[@olebiddytv1417]

It’s a lot more than just 50$. Most fish are 100-200$ and that’s cash in my pocket. It also employs a lot of people locally from the fish buyer to the processing workers and the food industry. It keeps local fish in our local restaurants instead of some imported farm raised junk. Everyone makes some money along the way and employs a lot of people. I get it we kill fish and dead fish hurt feelings. Not looking for an argument just explaining why I do it. Hope you catch some fish this summer 👍

[@nhlombardi6946]

​@@olebiddytv1417 not hurting feelings I just facepalm myself. regardless what anyone thinks killing the bigger fish is lunacy they take 13+ to get that big it would be so much smarter to take smaller class fish. Another huge fail from fisheries management.

[@chuckkavigian1045]

That's why there's only 4 comments on this video

[@kevinlawrence7765]

These are college guys learning to make an independent living in a field they respect; marine life. I applaud their earnest effort and honest communication.

[@blindabinda1234]

How much do they sell for?

[@blindabinda1234]

Nvm just seen the end of the video. Lol