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Ryan CollinsDuring the fall tautog (also called blackfish) invade shallow water rock piles in big numbers. These hard fighting fish are fun to catch and taste delicious! Recently I decided it was time to break out the tog gear and try my luck at some rock piles. It had been months since my last tautog trip and …
Ryan Collins The Cape Cod Salties, a sport fishing organization that dates back to 1962, has a plan to enlarge the Yarmouth Tire Reef, also called the “Tire Pile.” The Salties are going to enlarge the reef by adding demolition debris from the bridge that once carried the railroad over the northern part of Bass River, …
Ryan Collins Over the past 7 days I’ve made three separate trips for black sea bass and they have all been amazingly productive, with quick limits of sea bass as large as 24 inches in length. In fact on May 31st, during a My Fishing Cape Cod group trip, we even encountered blitzing fish, with sea …
Ryan Collins Our 2018 My Fishing Cape Cod group fishing trip season got off to a stellar start this past Friday morning. In fact I was so excited the night before this trip that I could barely sleep! I woke up well before my alarm went off, and at 5:30AM I met captain Cullen and the …
Ryan Collins Tautog season is upon us! These structure-oriented saltwater fish fight like crazy and are absolutely delicious eating. Plus the month of May is usually great for tautog fishing. One of the best ways to catch tautog is to anchor up over a rockpile, or fish the edge of the canal from shore using a …
Andrew Burke On May 19th of this year, I was fortunate enough to fish Stellwagen Bank for Haddock and Cod with non-profit veteran organization, Rifles to Rods. Our own Ryan Collins connected me with Rifles to Rod founder Ryan Puzzo, who allowed me to tag along on a ground fishing trip to the southwest corner of Stellwagen. …
Hello My Fishing Cape Cod! This is your MFCC Podcast host Kevin Collins. Today, I’m stepping out from behind the MFCC podcast microphone, and checking in with a haddock and cod report from Stellwagen Bank.Fortunately for me, I was able to attend an MFCC group fishing trip for haddock with Cape Star Charter’s Captain Cullen Lundholm this past Saturday morning, …
Cullen Lundholm April 15th was the opening day of Haddock season and the forecast was absolutely beautiful, calling for land temperatures in the mid 60’s and an offshore wind forecast of five knots or less. After the long winter and very cold spring, I have been anxious to get this season started, so I was …
I was a bit worried this past Sunday because the wind had been blowing out of the southwest for 24 hours and the seas had a chance to really build.
However at around 2am the wind died out and the seas calmed down to a point where it was quite comfortable.
Even so, three out of four people onboard got sea sick, however the fishing was great! From the first drop the fishing was pretty much lock and load with Jerry (the only one of the group that did not turn green) being the high hook by far.
Jason Colby Tautog (also called Blackfish) are tough fish! They live in a very harsh, rocky environment with sharp ledges all around them. They spend their days looking for lobsters and crabs. They also like to munch on mussels, clams and barnacles. Their front teeth are like chisels that can cut shellfish in half, and …
Ryan Collins I began fishing when I was 5 years old, and over the past 25 years I can say with confidence that fishing has kept me out of trouble. Growing up I would spend my evenings fishing late into the night, or I would go to bed early, because I had a fishing trip scheduled for sunrise. …
Jason Colby By next week or the week after, I expect to be fishing in the open ocean. I am noticing a trend that the flounder are starting to make their way towards the ocean, as water temperatures inside Boston Harbor continue to warm. Last year we caught plenty of limits while fishing the open ocean, yet …
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