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The winter flounder is also known as a “black back” and is native to the waters of New England. Both of the winter flounder’s eyes are nearly always positioned on the right side of their body. They spend their time along the bottom, eating worms, clams, mussels and many other crustaceans and small fish. Winter …
Here on Cape Cod, when fishermen think about flatfish, the first species most think about are fluke. Fluke are also known as summer flounder, and they definitely reign supreme in the flatfish world here in New England. However, for me personally, winter flounder are my favorite flatfish to catch. Winter flounder are predominantly found in cooler …
Recreational black sea bass season opens up here in Massachusetts on Saturday May 20th! During this trip from May 23rd 2022, we encountered fast action with schools of black sea bass which have congregated around one of Cape Cod’s many shipwrecks.
...In today’s blog post, I’d like to share some underwater bottom fishing footage. This footage was filmed exactly two years ago from today off Bird Island in Buzzard’s Bay. In this video you’ll see hundreds of porgies (scup), but be sure to notice the male and female tautog which appear midway through!As you may of …
One of the most common fish caught on Cape Cod during spring, summer and fall is the scup. Scup are also often referred to as porgies. They are simple to catch and are a lot of fun. Plus if you manage to catch some really big scup (12 inches and up) then you will be …
The tog action this year in Buzzard’s Bay has so far been off the hook! Plus yesterday we caught a 30 inch striper during our first group trip of the season. Tuesday April 25th was our first MFCC group fishing trip of the year. Onboard were members John Steele, Steve Kwietniak and two of Steve’s good …
When it comes to cod, the first thing that comes to most people’s minds is offshore deepwater fishing. While most successful cod fishing takes place in cold, deepwater grounds, there are oases closer to shore that provide pretty reliable fishing if you know what to look for. When conditions are right (and when the small cod season window …
Today’s haddock recipe includes a super creamy, rich and totally delicious florentine sauce, full of fresh spinach and sun dried tomatoes. I don’t want to toot my own horn, but we’ve got a real winner on our hands here! The florentine sauce tastes like it has tons of butter and cream in it, but it …
In this episode of My Fishing Cape Cod, it’s springtime on Cape, and saltwater species are migrating back into the region. In today’s show, we start by targeting big tautog from shore. Later in the episode we join captain Jimmy the Greek of On Time Charters for a morning of haddock fishing. Tight lines! 🎣
...Salty prosciutto, flakey wild-caught cod, fresh lemon juice, and fresh rosemary sprigs come together to make this Prosciutto Wrapped Cod an absolutely irresistible and easy dish to make. I feel this dish is worthy of restaurant status. An added bonus – the whole recipe comes together in about 20 minutes! If you’re bored with the …
I’ve had a lot of fun so far tautog fishing this fall on Cape Cod! I was also pretty excited at how this latest underwater footage came out.Honestly, I never knew just how aggressive and competitive tautog could be until I reviewed this footage. In the rest of this blog post I’ll share with you details …
Did you know that Massachusetts is considering matching Rhode Island’s “Trophy Tautog” rule? Massachusetts is considering adopting Rhode Island’s new rule that only 1 tautog out of daily bag limit can be over 21 inches long. It’s not very often, if ever, that states take a voluntary reduction in any recreational fish species, be it …
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