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After a week of trudging around in the muck, rain, wind and cold (and some sun yesterday) I encountered a small school of migratory stripers this evening – and even managed to hook a couple of them. These fish were bright, clean and crawling with sea lice.
...Continued from the post Migratory Stripers are Here The next fish also put up a fairly decent fight for his size. I find it interesting how much more life these bass had, contrasted to the holdovers of last week. The fight from the holdover bass was much more sluggish, while these guys gave it 110%.
...I soon learned that casting a small Yo-Zuri or 3 inch Storm Shad into a 30 mph breeze is quite difficult. The deepest part of the channel I was fishing was located a good 30 yards offshore. Small lures were not going to cut it.
...The last Cape Cod fish report I published talked about trekking through marshes, woodlands and boulder fields to find areas holding schoolie striped bass. In this respect today was no different – just a heck of a lot colder.
...Continued from Cape Cod Fish Report | April 22 The area I was fishing could not have been any deeper than 5 feet. Usually I would bypass such a shallow spot, however every bass I have caught so far this season has been holding in shallow bends in creeks. Aside from these bass not having …
Continued from the post The Search for a Keeper I began casting the same small Storm Shad I have been using all this week. I was targeting a keeper, but really anything over 20 inches would be a score. I find it hard to tinker with what has been working, so I decided to stick …
Today’s Buzzards Bay fishing trip began like any other  trip, but quickly got interesting and very unique. My Dad and I ventured off to one of our usual early season striped bass fishing spots, but then called an audible and decided to venture deep into the woods. I’ll explain why in a moment.
...Continued from Upper Buzzards Bay Fishing Report I just love being back in the woods and discovering new areas. How can you not enjoy life when you are surrounded by this type of environment?
...Cape Cod fishing report for April 17 Today’s Cape Cod surf fishing trip began with my alarm going off at 4:30AM. As is typically the case, I popped right out of bed because I knew I was going fishing. I think you may agree with me that it is much easier to roll out of …
Continued from the post Cape Cod Fishing Report for Upper & Mid Cape Cod The first area I decided to head to was Nantucket Sound. The water in Nantucket Sound warms up quicker than the water of Cape Cod Bay. That plus the fact that migratory bass moving up from the south will enter Nantucket Sound …
As I write this post I can’t help but glance out my airplane window and gaze down upon the Earth below. The clouds roll on in every direction, stretching far off into the horizon like a white blanket covering the land. From up here it’s hard to tell that there are things in this world …
This past week’s “warm” weather should help spark Cape Cod’s saltwater fishing scene. One fish in particular, the river herring, will soon be found in good numbers within Cape Cod’s many estuaries, rivers and ponds.
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