Brewster Herring Run
Every year alewifes, small fish commonly known as herring, migrate to spawn.
Special sloops are built into streams – like locks on a river – that help the fish as they navigate to their destination.
The herring run at Stony Brook is a popular destination for everyone when the “herring run” – which takes place when the air is about 50 degrees or warmer each day.
Thanks to BCC member (and past Board President) Norma Jean Anderson, Onsite Catering & Personal Chef Service for providing the pictures here!
(Please respect our photographer! If you would like to use one of these images, give her credit!)
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