Catfish Max

Since 1947, the simple frame building with its wide open deck had been a welcome sight to  boaters and fishermen returning  from the Great South Bay.  For almost 67 years, the building that housed the Naomi Inn, Cap's on the River and Catfish Max offered warmth, hospitality and friendship to all who passed through ...

... until Super Storm Sandy  brought it down.

The Catfish property is  fenced off while the bulkheading is being replaced and a new deck is  built. 

 Our family was blessed to have been embraced by the down to earth, loving community that is Seaford Harbor!

   We've been touched by your warmth,  friendship and the many memories we share.

There are endings that bring regret and

  There are beginnings that bring hope. 

  The new Catfish Max will be built upon the foundation of the old.  

 and, dearest friends... the beat will go on!

 Thank you so much for your prayers and support.

Amy Breidenbach and Family



 The heavy duty equipment has a gentle hand as it carefully moves the flagpole to a safe place. 

 Harbor folk don't get discouraged easily.  They still gathered - with enthusiasm and optimism - to tackle the

 18th Annual Tideway River Clean up

Christine holds the 'sunken treasure' she recovered - the Serenity Prayer  etched on a painted resin rock. 

It's a message we all understood.