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Kevin CollinsWeekly Podcast Host Welcome to another episode of the weekly My Fishing Cape Cod Podcast! This week’s episode is packed with information about fishing the canyons, the canal, and inshore fishing off Cape Cod & the Islands. Please scroll below to learn more about who we hear from in this week’s show, and what to …
Ryan CollinsThis past Monday afternoon was so gorgeous, I decided that I just had to launch the boat and invest a few hours into exploring some new areas. Little did I know I would stumble into a rare sight fishing for tautog opportunity! Typically I anchor up in 20 feet or more of water when fishing for …
Steve LearyI am sure we’d all agree that with the many miles of ocean surrounding Cape Cod it can be overwhelming at times sorting out where to fish and when. Keeping a log and networking are two of the best things you can do to consistently improve your catch.There are many variables that effect game fish …
Ryan CollinsEffective next year (2020) recreational anglers not fishing aboard for-hire vessels will berequired to use inline circle hooks when fishing for striped bass in Massachusetts with whole or cut natural baits. Since inline circle hooks will soon be required by law, I figured now would be a great time to start talking about my #1 …
Ryan CollinsThis past Friday morning we departed the harbor at 6AM and enjoyed grease calm conditions with absolutely no wind. We were fishing with captain Cullen of Cape Star Charters, onboard one of our weekly group fishing trips.For this trip it was myself, captain Cullen, and MFCC members Ben Mahanna, Mike Marcus, Darren Jacobs and Dick Glockner.
...Direct download Kevin CollinsWeekly Podcast Host Hello and welcome to another episode of the 2019 My Fishing Cape Cod podcast. Each week throughout the fishing season, we will be publishing a new weekly fishing report podcast here on the website. We have our usual cast of characters with us for today’s podcast, which was recorded just …
Ryan CollinsThis past Saturday morning was dead calm and foggy. At 5AM we had about 300 yards of visibility as I motored my boat towards the bait grounds. It took us about 30 minutes to catch enough bait for the trip. By 6AM we had about 40 frisky live baits in the well.I was fishing with …
Steve LearyCharter captain & MFCC memberAs I prepare Wingman for another charter season, my primary focus is on safety as it relates to the overall condition of safety gear, hull, propulsion, electronic and fuel systems. I am a firm believer in preventive maintenance, and would like to share some of my tips.My mate and I are …
I arrived at the dock at 5:45 as my fellow MFCC crew members were strolling toward Capt. Cullen’s boat. I also saw Ryan getting ready to launch his kayak. He wouldn’t be joining us today, but it was good seeing him after a long winter. The cool temperatures of early May on Cape Cod were evident …
Lauren Collins I hope you enjoyed this weekend’s tautog fishing episode on My Fishing Cape Cod TV! Not only was it my big debut in front of the camera, but also my big debut going tautog fishing. Leading up to this episode, I had been told that tautog were in thick and heavy, so I knew …
Ryan Collins It was late summer on Cape Cod and we were in the midst of an intense heat wave. All week long the mornings had been greasy flat calm and the afternoons scorching hot. Leading up to the day of filming of episode 3, I had run several successful tube and worm trips on my …
Ryan CollinsThe town of Falmouth has great fishing for stripers, bluefish, fluke and false albacore. I got my first taste of boating off Falmouth in elementary school, when my dad brought my family and I to Cuttyhunk. The island of Cuttyhunk (and the entire Elizabeth Island archipelago) sits just to the west of Falmouth. Boating and …
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