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It may be October, but false albacore are still here on Cape Cod. If we are lucky, then maybe the albies will stick around until Halloween, before they migrate south. Over the past few years I’ve caught my share of albies while fishing from my kayak and from boats. So this year I decided to devote …
In this video, I would like to show you the 2020 Surfcaster’s Thread, which was started earlier in the season by veteran MFCC member Mike Marcus. The intel I gleaned from this thread helped me to have two epic nights of fishing from the beaches of Outer Cape Cod this past week.Please click play below to …
If that title doesn’t draw you into this post, then I don’t know what will! That’s right, this girl out-fished the “one and only” Ryan Collins, fair and square. Ryan has been meaning to publish this post for a long time. I wonder if the fact that I out-fished him has something to do with why …
Earlier in the week I published this written report about the adventure I went on while searching for my first striper of the spring. Today I want to share with you a video which highlights the most exciting parts of that striper fishing adventure.If you follow My Fishing Cape Cod on Instagram, then you might recognize …
Ryan CollinsThe weather over the past week has been terrific! Most days have been sunny with little wind, and temperatures have been very comfortable. It’s been perfect weather for being active outside. Based off what I’ve read, mild winter weather is one of the many reasons why Cape Cod was settled. In general, Cape Cod winters …
Ryan CollinsNovember fishing for fans and members of My Fishing Cape Cod has produced plenty of schoolie stripers, big brown trout, largemouth bass and plenty other species. In this post I would like to quickly highlight some of the most impressive recent catches. If your photo or catch did not make this list, then have no worries! …
Ryan CollinsNovember is definitely not a “prime” month for striper fishing on Cape Cod. Most of the bass (especially the big ones) have migrated out of Cape waters by this time of year. The weather is also a lot more difficult during November, and with less fish around, successfully finding and catching is much more of …
Ryan CollinsThe wind is howling on Cape and the waves are huge! However, some of the protected coves and bays are producing awesome blitzes with bass on peanut bunker. This fishing adventure began yesterday morning before sunrise.The trees in my yard were swaying back and forth, and rain was starting to fall, as I drove out …
Ryan CollinsLast night the wind was blowing 35 knots out of the north and it was cold! Nevertheless, striped bass of up to 36 inches were biting jigs fished off the bottom. My evening of fishing began with 2 year My Fishing Cape Cod member, Mike Marcus. Mike was kind enough to call me in on …
Garet SuomalaHey guys, Garet Suomala here again with another “fishy story.” This fishing trip started at around 3pm last week when Ryan picked me up from my condo for an afternoon of fishing.After Ryan picked me up we stopped at Rendezvous Cafe which is a nice cafe right on Main St., Hyannis.
...Ryan CollinsDid you know that the largest stingray in the Atlantic Ocean (the roughtail stingray) can grow to be 800lbs, and hunts along the beaches of Cape Cod during the night? Roughtail stingrays will often bury themselves in bottom sediment. They are opportunistic predators that feed on a variety of bony fish and invertebrates. During the night …
Ryan CollinsThis past Tuesday night I donned my bathing suit and hit the beach at 11pm in search of stripers. The moon was nearly full, and it was shining brightly through the foggy mist and clouds. The wind was dead calm.I quietly walked down the beach, making sure not to disturb anyone who may be sleeping …
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