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Captain Segull’s Charts are designed for fisherman, and I have been using them as a reference ever since I was a little kid. The charts show you proven fishing spots and that information can really help you catch fish. If you want to know where to catch fish, then Captain Segull’s sport fishing charts can help. …
By this time of year on Cape Cod, schools of slot-size striped bass (and larger) have settled into the Cape region. Historically speaking, the first full moon of the summer has produced some of the most reliable surfcasting action of the season, at least for me. This year, the first full moon of the summer will …
Yesterday morning I tried filming tuna underwater at Stellwagen Bank, but ended up encountering several families of humpback whales. It was foggy and once the whales started breaching (aka launching themselves out of the water) I decided to get the heck outta there!For safety’s sake I left Stellwagen and headed over to nearby Provincetown (aka Ptown). …
Ryan CollinsRyan joins the show to provide a striped bass and blue fish report based on intelligence gathered from recent MFCC Group Trips. Ryan also gives us the latest discount codes for MFCC members to utilize and lets us know the latest from the MFCC forum.Sam MullinSam Mullen of the Goose Hummock joins the podcast …
This is going to be a short and quick report because I’m exchausted!This morning I hit the water just after sunrise with Mike of Tackle2ThePeople. On my first drop of the sabiki rig I caught two tinker mackerel in about 60 feet of water northeast of the area shown below. However, the mackerel bite proved …
Today I wanted to share a quick underwater video clip of some tinker mackerel trolling footage I captured on May 30th while fishing onboard one of our group fishing trips. Onboard for this memorable trip were My Fishing Cape Cod members David Faherty, Rick Davis, Bruce Perlman and Bruce’s friend Art. Captain Cullen put us on …
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 …
MFCC member Doug Blanchard and I met up this past Saturday May 20th to fly fish the Cheeky Tournament for the sixth year in a row. After a long hike in order to get to our spot, we arrived just in time to get lines in the water at 5:30am sharp.The area we fished during …
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 …
*This post was originally published on May 6th, 2022. Today I wanted to re-publish this post because the spring is a productive time to target haddock not far offshore in Massachusetts Bay. I’ve really been looking forward to haddock fishing this spring, so when I got a text from My Fishing Cape Cod member Eddy …
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 …
Last night’s forum at the Cape Cod Salties Club in Yarmouth, MA was meant to educate Cape Codders about “the legalities, practicalities and risks” of Holtec’s plan to dump over one million gallons of contaminated radioactive water into Cape Cod Bay. The featured speaker in this video is Diane Turco of Harwich, director of Cape Downwinders, …
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