Fishing reports, videos and more.
Today was quite the day to say the least. Right now it’s 10pm Tuesday night. I am going straight to bed because Mazzola, his Dad and I are heading back out to Stellwagen at sunrise. However, I still want to update you on today’s Cape Cod tuna fishing trip.
...We got tight with a nice fish yesterday afternoon. And then this happened…
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...I just got in from tuna fishing and will soon be heading back out – so I decided to do this Cape Cod tuna fishing report via a video.
...In my previous blog post we talked about “monsters” that venture in close to shore during October. One such species of fish that can appear surprisingly close to shore during the 10th month is the
...Mazzola has a 23 foot Sea Craft center console which handles the seas much better than my 21 foot Hydra Sport. I would never think of heading out when the NE wind is blowing 15 in my boat. For the past few seasons just about all of our tuna fishing has been done via Mazzola’s …
It’s been an interesting season for Cape Cod tuna fishing. Depending on who you talk to the bite has been either epic, nonexistent, or somewhere in between. The months of September and October are historically two of the best for tuna fishing on Cape Cod. In past seasons the Cape has been inundated with smaller …
There have not been many small tuna around this season, unless you are willing to fish way east of Chatham. As of last week the vertical jig bite at Regal Sword was pretty incredible, but I am unsure of whether this is still going on. Closer to home the nearshore waters have been pretty devoid …
Fireworks burst outside my bedroom window as I lay there, earnestly trying to catch some sleep. My alarm was set for 12:45AM, a rather inconvenient wake up time, considering all the July Fourth weekend activities that take place on Cape Cod. It was already 11:30PM so I was looking at maybe an hour of sleep, …
Continued from the post July 4th Weekend Giant Tuna Fishing The first hour of every giant tuna fishing trip is often the most nerve wrecking. You have just arrived on scene and have no idea what may be lurking beneath your boat. Hours or preparation, organization and planning have brought you to this 23 foot by …
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