October 19, 2024
Welcome to another edition of the My Fishing Cape Cod Podcast presented by Cape & Islands Mitsubishi! In this episode, we are joined by Amy Wrightson of Sports Port in Hyannis, Massachusetts. Amy gives us encouraging news on the Striped Bass bite from the beaches off the south side of Cape Cod. There are solid bass
October 14, 2024
False albacore usually show up in good numbers throughout Cape Cod and the Islands starting in mid to late August and continuing through October.In this post and video, I would like to share with you some helpful tips and strategies for fly fishing for albies along the infamous Elizabeth Island archipelago.The Elizabeth IslandsThe Elizabeth Islands
October 1, 2024
Welcome to our first October edition of the My Fishing Cape Cod Podcast presented by Cape & Islands Mitsubishi! In this episode we are joined by Eddie Kooyomjian of Monomoy Tackle to discuss the variety of species available on Cape during the fall run. This podcast will discuss the active funny fish bite off the south
September 27, 2024
Welcome to a fall run edition of the My Fishing Cape Cod Podcast presented by Cape & Islands Mitsubishi! In this episode we are joined by Amy Wrightson of Sports Port in Hyannis, Massachusetts. Amy provides detailed reports from the past two days concerning funny fish off the south side. There are plentiful amounts of Bonito
September 25, 2024
Fishing for albies is perhaps the most exciting type of inshore fishing Cape Cod has to offer. Albies are the fastest swimming inshore fish on Cape. They are incredible fighters and fishing for them is an adrenaline pumping experience!Between the topwater feeding frenzies, the drag blistering runs, and the ferocious lighting-fast hits, it just doesn’t get
September 20, 2024
Welcome to a stormy weekend edition of the My Fishing Cape Cod Podcast presented by Cape & Islands Mitsubishi! In this episode, we are joined by Bruno Demir of Cape & Islands Mitsubishi in South Yarmouth, Massachusetts. Bruno has had a very productive week fishing a variety of areas! He provides Blue Fin, Yellow Fin, and
September 20, 2024
It’s a beautiful September 16th morning on Cape Cod, and I’m headed to Bass River to meet Captain Tyler and fellow MFCC members for an Albie fishing trip. The sun rises like a bright fireball as I drive, casting an orange glow over the landscape. Pulling into the parking lot, I spot numerous trucks and
September 17, 2024
This is a recording of a presentation I gave on September 5th 2023 at the Falmouth Fishermen’s Association. The FFA is a great group to join if you are looking to connect with people who fish the Falmouth area. In this presentation I share 5 specific albie trips that occurred in Falmouth. I discuss albie fishing
September 9, 2024
This report was first shared on September 5th inside the 2024 Albie Updates & Reports section of the My Fishing Cape Cod forum. On Wednesday September 4th, I was fortunate to fish with Capt. Tyler Putney of Flatliner Charters (@Flatliner) and three other members of MFCC, including Jean Lapiene (@lapiene) and Neville Anthony (@Njastriperb) for
September 7, 2024
Welcome to another full edition of the My Fishing Cape Cod Podcast presented by Cape & Islands Mitsubishi! In this episode, we are joined by Amy Wrightson of Sports Port in Hyannis, Massachusetts. Amy provides a comprehensive south side funny fish report which includes False Albacore, Bonito, and Spanish Mackerel. At times this week, the weather
September 4, 2024
Welcome to our first September edition of the My Fishing Cape Cod Podcast presented by Cape & Islands Mitsubishi! In this episode, we are joined by MFCC member Bruno Demir live from the Tuna grounds aboard his beautiful downeast boat, The Gaviota. Bruno gives a live Blue Fin Tuna fishing report from his morning out east
September 4, 2024
False albacore are not typically regarded as a good fish to eat. If you don’t treat them properly, albies will make a bloody mess when you fillet them, with lots of dark red meat that maybe only the dog would consider trying.Albies are typically not regarded as good to eat, but if you treat them properly
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