More Work, Less Play and Sewer Discs!

Back on March 6th 3.4 million "sewer discs" were accidentally released into the Merrimack River from the town of Hooksett, NH sewer treatment plant. Ever since these discs that are used to collect bacteria have been washing up along our shores. Experts say the discs pose no harm to humans but to be safe the use of gloves should be the rule when handling them. They even made their way into the harbor and continue to do so.

Meanwhile the rest of this post is from recent waterfront activity.

The Hooksett sewer district has hired ENPRO Services to be their point of contact in Massachusetts.
Please report discs to ENPRO’s 24-hour toll-free line, 800-966-1102. Callers should mention that they are calling about the Hooksett event.

Striped Bass!

Stripers on the scale......139lbs!

Tuna in the hold of the fishing vessel "Gulf Traveler".

Tuna heading up.

Landed on the dock.

Stuffed with ice!

Hauling tuna out of an ice bath.

Trimming the tuna.

"Midnight Sun" steams by.

"Sasquatch III"

"Jean Elizabeth" under tow.

Back to Good Harbor Beach.

Foot traffic on the footbridge.

Salt and Thacher Islands.