Fishing adventures in Chelmsford, Massachusetts

The Cranberry Bog Reservation parking is located at 65 Elm Street in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, United States. This park was purchased by the town in 1986 and covers approximately 316 acres, with a 165-acre Cranberry Bog in South Chelmsford and the other half in Carlisle managed by the Carlisle Conservation Commission. The park features a wide flat trail leading to a small dam that historically served for cranberry farming. The property is mostly wetlands, providing habitat for various wildlife such as migratory waterfowl, mink, otter, beaver, great blue heron, deer, and other mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and birds. It is also a great spot for fishing, with a naturally reproducing population of largemouth Bass and chain pickerel. The park is a beautiful natural resource and a great place for outdoor activities and wildlife observation.

Fishbones is a charming seafood restaurant located at 34 Central Square in Chelmsford, Massachusetts. Established in 2006, Fishbones is dedicated to serving fresh, simple, and un-complicated dishes that highlight the best of New England seafood. The restaurant's Nantucket style architecture creates a cozy and welcoming atmosphere, making guests feel right at home from the moment they walk in. Fishbones hand selects their seafood from the piers of Boston and Gloucester, ensuring that only the freshest ingredients are used in their dishes. Their shellfish, including steamer clams and oysters, undergo a rigorous 48-hour depuration process to purify them from any residual sand and bacteria.