South Bristol Fishermen's Co-op

06/05/2026

With pogie season just around the corner, Andy and Josh were busy this morning rigging the mast and boom aboard Betty Lew. Andy joked that the entire rig is held together with zip ties, though I find that a little hard to believe.

Into the blue-blue blues.

06/04/2026

A beautiful summer morning on the harbor ☀️

Arthur's “King” Charles Cavalier, Chesney, is taking in the sights and smells 🐾

The patio's open if you'd like to do the same with a lobster roll, a glass of wine, and a harbor view 💙

06/03/2026

A little maintenance aboard Old Glory this morning.

If you've spent any time around the harbor, you know Brian. Quite possibly the most cheerful person on the planet.

06/01/2026

Many happy returns.

Returning customers, returning boats, and another summer day taking shape around the co-op.

Shayne moving his float and skiff for a mooring inspection, engine work aboard the Katie and Sarah, and one of our regular summer customers stopping by with six friends to enjoy lunch by the harbor.

We're glad to see familiar faces back again. ❤️

05/26/2026

JUST ARRIVED
FRESH HADDOCK, SALMON, LOCAL FARM RAISED MUSSELS, STEAMERS AND LOBSTERS

05/26/2026

Grateful to the Island Institute for publishing a recent essay. Working at the Co-op, spending time on the floats, and getting to know the fishermen, sternmen, and community here has meant more to me than I can say.

Damariscotta Region Chamber of Commerce Anne Rundle Anderholm Dustin Kimball Rob Eugley Jr.

The working waterfront didn’t rescue me. It didn’t fix my life. What it gave me was structure, dignity, and a reason to show up each day. It reminded me that