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Ryan Collins Small numbers of migratory striped bass reached Cape Cod last week, however I had no personally caught any, until this morning. I woke up today expecting to try for tautog from my kayak. If you read this tautog report from a few days ago then you know the action has been pretty good. However …
Sam BrownGoose Hummock Pro Staff I am fortunate to call Cape Cod my home. I was born and raised in the small town of Orleans, where driving out on the “Outer Beach” (also known to many surfcasters as “The Great Beach”) was a Sunday tradition for my family. Although I never did much fishing from …
Ryan Collins This morning from 3:30am until sunrise I encountered surface feeding holdover striped bass here on Cape Cod. These fish were hammering bait and acting as if it was summer! The water temperature was still a chilly 44 degrees Fahrenheit, but that did not deter these fish one bit from aggressively attacking just about anything …
Ryan Collins In this seminar presentation I will take you through a full season of fishing on Cape Cod. You will learn how and where to target big stripers, tuna, albies and other species from Cape Cod’s many inlets, bays, jetties, harbors, beaches, estuaries and of course the canal. This seminar includes more than 80 …
Ryan Collins 48 hours ago Cape Cod got smacked by a serious winter blizzard. Some areas got a foot of heavy wet snow, and experienced wind gusts of more than 50mph. The blizzard was the second serious storm to hit the Cape this month and quite a few folks are still without power. There are trees …
Ryan Collins At 4am this morning in a secluded spot on Cape Cod, I made my first cast of the 2018 season. The light of a bright full moon reflected perfectly off the glass-calm surface of the water. Could there be holdover striped bass in this spot? I would soon find out. I kept my rod …
Ryan Collins I arrived at the beach this morning, about twenty minutes after the sunrise.As soon as I parked my car I noticed several birds dive bombing bait on the north side of a nearby rock jetty. Instantly I ran down to the water – no time for waders! At first I thought all the …
Ryan Collins The “shoulder seasons” are my favorite times to go surfcasting on the beaches of Cape Cod’s National Seashore.The crowds have dissipated, leaving me all alone on the beach with just the bass, birds, seals and coyotes. Yesterday I arrived in Truro with my lovely wife Lauren for a day of exploring and fishing …
Andrew Burke This summer I had the opportunity to help Ryan Collins and filmmaker Shane Uriot shoot an episode of My Fishing Cape Cod TV.In addition to being an extra set of hands on set, I brought my own camera to film a “behind the scenes” preview of the new television program. The MFCC TV cast …
Ryan Franklin On a humid evening this past Auguest, MFCC members Ryan Turcotte and Hayden Gallagher pulled into my driveway to prepare for a night of shark fishing. Ryan T. (who has been running this year’s My Fishing Cape Cod Derby) and Hayden had never fished for brown sharks before. They had both driven straight from work for a …
Brian McCarty On July 26th, MFCC members Dex Chadsey, Ned Bean, Alberto Pina, Alex Ben David, and I, Brian McCarty made a pilgrimage to “fishing Mecca” – Cuttyhunk Island. Located between Buzzards Bay and the Vineyard Sound, Cuttyhunk is the southernmost of the Elizabeth Islands. Cuttyhunk is about a mile and a half long by three-quarters …
Patrick Scholz Old memories start to resurface as I dive into this recap of my 3 day fishing trip to Cape Cod. Therefore I’ve decided to preface this story with some of these memories-mainly because they’re fishing related! For the many readers here on MFCC who may not know, my fishing roots are in Switzerland and Canada, …
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