Fishing reports, videos and more.
The dog days of summer are nearing their conclusion as August is presenting Cape Cod anglers with warm sunny days, cool fall-like nights, and plenty of unique fishing opportunities. Recent reports from AJ Coots of Red Top Sporting Goods in Buzzards Bay paint a picture of diverse fishing opportunities from the Cape Cod Canal to the offshore windmill areas south of Martha’s Vineyard.
...From the legendary rips of Monomoy to the offshore waters south of the islands, experienced captain Tyler Putney of Flatliner Charters has been guiding MFCC members to consistent success throughout the 2025 season. His insights reveal key locations and tactics that are producing exceptional results.
...The waters surrounding Cape Cod are experiencing a transformation as we move deeper into August, with multiple species arriving in force and providing anglers with some of the most diverse fishing opportunities of the season. This report from Evan Eastman of Eastman’s Sport & Tackle covers the highly anticipated arrival of bonito, bluefin tuna action south of Martha’s Vineyard, and a false albacore forecast.
...The dog days of summer have arrived on Cape Cod, bringing scorching temperatures that push the mercury north of 90 degrees creating challenging conditions. Sam Mullen of the Goose Hummock Shop in Orleans provides details on how this late July period requires a tactical shift in approach, moving away from traditional surfcasting patterns.
...Late July represents one of the most productive periods around Cape Cod, with multiple species firing on all cylinders and anglers having their pick of diverse fishing opportunities. This week, MFCC Member, Bruno Demir, has experienced offshore canyon adventures, inshore bass and fluke fishing, and everything in between
...The waters around Cape Cod continue to offer exceptional fishing opportunities as we move through July, with multiple species providing consistent action. From the legendary Cape Cod Canal to the expansive waters of Buzzards Bay and Cape Cod Bay, this report from AJ Coots of Red Top Sporting Goods covers it all!
...The waters south of Martha’s Vineyard have exploded with recreational bluefin tuna activity, and the fishing community is buzzing with positive reports. 10-year-old Micah Gonyer and his father Chris boated seven tuna in just a matter of hours! Chris then teamed up with longtime MFCC Member, Anthony Besaw to have an epic day landing 11 fish! This comprehensive guide breaks down the tactics, locations, and gear that have made this one of the most productive tuna bites in recent memory.
...The most exciting development in Cape Cod waters this July has been the incredible bluefin tuna bite happening just south of the islands. After a disappointing 2024 season, this year has been nothing short of fantastic since July 1st, with some boats reporting double-digit catches in a single trip.
...The mid-July fishing scene around Cape Cod is firing on all cylinders, with both inshore and offshore opportunities providing anglers with diverse options for putting fish in the cooler. According to Amy Wrightson from Sports Port in Hyannis, Massachusetts, the recreational bluefin tuna bite has significantly picked up over the last week, while inshore species continue to provide consistent action for anglers of all skill levels.
...The Cape Cod Canal has finally awakened from its summer slumber, delivering the kind of explosive top water action that makes it legendary. After weeks of spotty fishing with bass holding deeper in the water column, the July full moon has ignited the bite.
...As we settle into the dog days of summer on Cape Cod, the fishing scene is experiencing its characteristic seasonal shift. Eddy Kooyomjian, the founder of Monomoy Tackle, shares his insights on the current state of the bite, offering valuable perspectives on how summer conditions are affecting fish behavior.
...The July 4th weekend marks a joyous occasion in Cape Cod’s fishing calendar, when the effects of late June’s new moon show their full impact on striped bass movement and feeding patterns. According to Sam Mullen from the Goose Hummock Shop in Orleans, this timing creates exceptional opportunities for both boat and surf anglers willing to adapt their strategies to the conditions.
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