Visitors to the Tuckerton Seaport and Baymen’s Museum in Tuckerton are given a glimpse into the deep-rooted history of the Barnegat Bay and Pine Barrens region of the state, from the wildlife to the architecture to the lifestyle, folk art and traditions. One of the most special features of the Seaport, however, is the ferry ride that takes visitors along Tuckerton Creek and across the bay into Beach Haven.

PICTURE THIS: Capt. Dick Gouldey, shown at the helm of the Seaport’s ‘Pohatcong II,’ has seen just about everything, and has photos to prove it! (Supplied photos)
Anyone who has taken that scenic journey has likely met Capt.
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