“Tic tic tic. Sorting and counting; people working their diggers into the beach. There’s chitchat and bantering going on—how was the game this week? What are your kids doing lately? How is your love life going?”
This is how Brett Bishop describes the scene at Little Skookum Bay where he and other oyster farmers gather when the tide is low—even if that's at 2:00 AM. The community and the quiet, which prevails in spite of the noise of the trade, are reasons why Brett has been happy to make oyster farming his life's work, as his family has for years.
To learn more about oyster farming, read the full Lincoln Now piece that's embedded above. And to learn more about our beautiful lineup of new Lincoln models, visit Lincoln of Smithtown at 501 East Jericho Turnpike in Saint James.