



My View of Life on the Dock























When driving by this very talented artist, you want to pull over and look at these beautiful pieces of art made from used metal. Notice the utters on the cow.
Tuna mailbox and the Dragon

Happy Halloween

Love the pumpkin in the mouth

Horses made from Horseshoes

Clever Cow

Here is today’s schedule of events (and Saturdays as well):
1:00 PM– 5:00 PM – Family Fun: Tons of fun with games, prizes, and much more for all ages!
2:00 PM – Watermelon Eating Contest!
3:00 PM – “Harpoon” Toss
6:00 PM – Weigh In Opens
7:00 PM – MINI Peabody Rally | Meet at MINI of Peabody @ 6:00 PM, or join us at Cape Ann Marina! CLICK HERE TO RSVP
9:00 PM – Weigh In Closes Boats weighing fish must be past the designated checkpoint buoys and committee boats no later than 9:00PM.
8:00-11:00 PM – Live music: Grits & Grocery | http://www.gritsandgroceriesorchestra.com
10:00 AM – VIP Bloody Mary Brunch (By Invitation Only)
10:00 AM – Porsche Nashua Rally
11:00- 3:00 PM Cornhole tournament, and family fun
12:00 PM – 92.5 The River Street Team arrives
2:00 PM – Weigh In Opens.
4:30 PM – Weigh In Closes when last tuna is weighed. Boats weighing fish must be past the designated checkpoint buoys and committee boats no later than 4:30PM.
6:00 PM – Closing Ceremonies
6:30PM – Dinner Served
*Spectator Tickets For Dinner Available On Site LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE*
Contact: Cidalia Schwartz | cschwartz@lyonwaugh.com | 978-532-8312
7:00 PM – Live Auction Begins
8:00 PM – Silent Auction Closes/Tournament Ends

This is, without a doubt, the place to be this weekend…starting early this afternoon. Check out the schedule of events in the first few photos below. Wednesday night’s private event was fantastic…and last night’s Captains’ Party was no joke at all.
Be certain to come down at some point, have a great time, and maybe bid on some auction items to help raise money for the Alzheimer’s Association! The Lyon-Waugh Auto Group has gone all out and, as always, Cape Ann’s Marina Resort is the perfect venue.
Captains and crews left the docks late last night or early this morning and hopefully some large tuna will be landed later today.
I can’t begin to thank Capt Pete Mondello enough for his recommendation for the cryovaced (spelling?) frozen 8 oz portions of tuna at Market Basket for $6.50 per lb. Also available at Stop and Shop. Get the little container of real wasabi too.
So you get a portion, leave it out for a couple hours to thaw, cut open the package carve off a slice, spread on a little wasabi and drizzle soy sauce. I stuffed myself with about 6.5 ounces. Straight lean protein. Delicious. No Brainer city.


