Anglers Journal

My Boat My Life

ete Shea’s passion for boats began with a 25-cent raffle investment. “I put in a nickel, and my father pitched in 20 cents for an 8-foot plywood pram at the Annisquam Sea Fair around 1948,” Shea recalls. “We used it to go clamming almost every

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