
Shellfish
Nestled in the elbow of Duxbury Bay, Eagle's Nest Oysters calls home to waters that have sustained generations of fishermen. This unique location along the mudflats creates a natural habitat where fresh water from nearby springs mingles with the salt water of Duxbury Bay, crafting the perfect environment for exceptional oysters.
Steve Gilbert, a Duxbury native and quintessential fisherman, discovered his calling on the water at a very young age. For thirty years, he fished, netted, captured and raked his way through the bay's bounty, providing a variety of fish and mollusks to local seafood retailers. In 2003, he pivoted his expertise toward oyster farming in the bay he calls home, transforming his lifelong passion into a dedicated craft.
Working alongside a devoted crew in the shallow waters of his farm, Steve tends to the oysters through an 18-month growing process that demands continuous attention and careful rotation of crops. From tiny seeds grown in specially designed upwellers to hand-harvested mature oysters, every step reflects his commitment to quality. As Steve puts it, he was never built for a 9-5 office job, and for him, there's no better place to be than working these special waters that produce some of the most flavorful oysters along the South Shore coastline.
Nestled in the elbow of Duxbury Bay, Eagle's Nest Oysters calls home to waters that have sustained generations of fishermen. This unique location along the mudflats creates a natural habitat where fresh water from nearby springs mingles with the salt water of Duxbury Bay, crafting the perfect environment for exceptional oysters.
Steve Gilbert, a Duxbury native and quintessential fisherman, discovered his calling on the water at a very young age. For thirty years, he fished, netted, captured and raked his way through the bay's bounty, providing a variety of fish and mollusks to local seafood retailers. In 2003, he pivoted his expertise toward oyster farming in the bay he calls home, transforming his lifelong passion into a dedicated craft.
Working alongside a devoted crew in the shallow waters of his farm, Steve tends to the oysters through an 18-month growing process that demands continuous attention and careful rotation of crops. From tiny seeds grown in specially designed upwellers to hand-harvested mature oysters, every step reflects his commitment to quality. As Steve puts it, he was never built for a 9-5 office job, and for him, there's no better place to be than working these special waters that produce some of the most flavorful oysters along the South Shore coastline.



