To my loyal & valued customers,
I am pleased to announce the wedding of my youngest daughter on June 7th. The shop will be closed on Saturday, June 7th and Sunday, June 8th. All day.
What a season we have had so far! Plenty of water and the Mass. Fish & Game has stocked the Nissitissit and Squannacook 3 times with the latest stocking being large rainbows. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to have a stellar day on our area rivers. grab a friend, pack a lunch, check your gear and drive on over.
More rain is expected this weekend which should keep our rivers and brooks in great condition throughout June. “Thank you Mother Nature”
The Deerfield is fishing great, the Swift River is its usual dependable spot to catch outsize fish. The Quinapoxet is loaded with stocked and wild fish and the Waloomsac in Vermont is as reliable as it gets for HUGE Rainbows and Big Browns — Wow are we blessed!
Pat Perkins — In addition to building a superb bamboo rod is now doing restorations on all types of bamboo rods. If you have a bamboo rod and it is in need of repair, please contact the shop for details.
The shop will be closed for July 19th – July 26th as I will be on a trip to Silver Creek, The Big Wood River and W. Fork of Boise River in Idaho. Stories to follow!!
Regards & See you on the water,
Charlie Shadan
May Storewide Sale
All fly rods and fly reels are 10% off — Come in to see the vast array and take advantage of this store special for May only.
NOTE: Not to be used with the yearly rewards storewide program.
If you have excess fly-tying materials — hooks, feather, beads, please bring them into the shop. We are going to begin a monthly donation to Project Healing Waters Fly Tying program. Myself and Jon Sweatman will coordinate getting these materials to the program each month.
Thank you for your kindness to these veterans.
So You Think You Know Everything?
The ESFS will be running every month interesting factoids…
| June 20 is the summer solstice, which heralds the start of summer in the Northern Hemisphere. It’s the day with the most hours of daylight. In the Southern Hemisphere, winter begins at this time. |