Tuckerton Seaport – Auction Ahoy 2012
Auction Ends: Aug 12, 2012 08:00 PM EDT

At The Seaport

Tour of Tuckerton Crik

Item Number
291
Estimated Value
Priceless
Sold
126 USD to artholst
Number of Bids
5  -  Bid History

Item Description

All aboard the Wasting Time with Captain Fred for a tour of Tuckerton Crik, Creek for the non-locals.  This tour will then retrace the historic tourist route to Beach Haven.  You are guaranteed to learn something new on this leisurely voyage!

Duration:  2 Hours

The Wasting Time can hold up to six passengers.

High Bidder will also receive a complimentary Seaport Family membership, good for unlimited general admission for one year.

Captain Fred Kalm from New Gretna, NJ is a bayman who has spent most of  his life making a living from the Tuckerton Bay. A former charter boat captain, Fred Kalm used to run fishing parties on the Sapphire Lady, a boat built for him by his father, Otto Kalm, a former tug boat captain. Over the year, Fred Kalm has tonged for clams and scallops, worked in the cranberry bogs and raised oysters and springer spaniels. He signed with the Detroit Tigers and played briefly in the minors before serving in Korean War on the Philippine Sea. Today Fred Kalm is a full time clammer for Parson’s Clam House and Captain for the Tuckerton Seaport. In 1991 Fred Kalm received Hurley Conklin Award presented to people who have lived in the Barnegat Bay Tradition. Capt. Fred Kalm demonstrates tonging and runs the Tuckerton Creek tours on the Seaport’s vintage charter boat.

Item Special Note

Date to be mutually agreed upon.

Expires December 31, 2012.

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