Happy Thanksgiving! I hope you had a great holiday. In this post I'd like to update you about an exciting new addition to the My Fishing Cape Cod website.
Beginning at 9:30am on Saturday December 7th, the episode Surf Fishing Cape Cod's Fall Run will be available for streaming here on the site.
This episode originally aired on NBC Sports Boston during January of 2018, and it is one of my favorite episodes!
During this trip Dave Steeves of the Goose Hummock and I encountered epic action with pencil poppers from shore with bluefish to 10+ pounds and striped bass to 25+ pounds.
Starting today we will be sharing bi-weekly episodes of our new podcast The My Fishing Cape Cod Chronicles here on the website.
Our first-ever Chronicles podcast was recorded with none other than our friend Jeff Miller of Canal Bait & Tackle.
In this in-depth interview Jeff shares with us the history and story behind Canal Bait - which is located less than one half mile from the banks of the legendary Cape Cod Canal.
Creating new Cape Cod fishing content has been a daily ritual since I launched My Fishing Cape Cod in 2011.
Maintaining the website, social media channels, podcasts, forums, videos and now our TV show on NBC SportsBOSTON is a lot of work! However it is a labor of love and I enjoy it thoroughly.
In this post I want to check-in and let you know what I've been working on most recently. I have a lot in store for MFCC members and fans alike, to help us get through the cold winter months which lay ahead.
November fishing for fans and members of My Fishing Cape Cod has produced plenty of schoolie stripers, big brown trout, largemouth bass and plenty other species.
In this post I would like to quickly highlight some of the most impressive recent catches.
If your photo or catch did not make this list, then have no worries! There were honestly too many good ones to choose from, and I just don't have the time to add them all to this post.
You can access the list of the top 5 catches (in no particular order) below.
November is definitely not a "prime" month for striper fishing on Cape Cod. Most of the bass (especially the big ones) have migrated out of Cape waters by this time of year.
The weather is also a lot more difficult during November, and with less fish around, successfully finding and catching is much more of a challenge.
So far this November I had been skunked, but that all changed yesterday morning at sunrise. As soon as I stepped foot onto the beach I could see hundreds of birds and bass swirling on the surface!
Whether you live on Cape Cod or are here on vacation, going out to breakfast is a favorite for many.
Cape Cod has a lot to offer when it comes to breakfast options, so I reached out to the members of MFCC for their favorite spots, and boy do we have a list for you!
Thank you to the members who helped create this list of the best breakfast spots on Cape Cod! If you have another one to add, please let us know in the comment section.
I have organized this list so that it starts in Plymouth and works it's way down to Provincetown, so no matter where you are on the Cape, you'll know where to go for the best breakfast.
