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MFCC InternDespite the recent stretch of less-than-stellar weather, local ocean water temperatures have pushed into the mid 50’s, and striped bass fishing along the Massachusetts coastline is yielding consistent success, with larger fish being caught more frequently by the day. Most notably, migratory fish in the 30 inch range and beyond are becoming increasingly common. In …
MFCC InternWith an influx of excellent spring weather and quickly rising water temperatures, the month of May is off to an incredible start. Members of the My Fishing Cape Cod community have had no shortage of fishing success in the past week, with saltwater action dominating the scene as conditions improve with each passing day. In this …
Saltwater fishing is getting better with each passing day. Schoolie stripers are showing up on Nantucket, Martha’s Vineyard and Cape Cod. It’s an exciting time of the year. In today’s podcast, we speak with two brand new guests-Matt Reinemo from Nantucket Tackle Center and Abbie Schuster from Kismet Outfitters from the Vineyard.
...Cape Cod is famous for its’ saltwater fishing, however the Cape is also home to excellent trout fishing opportunities.Right now many of the Cape’s ponds have been stocked with rainbow, brown, brook and tiger trout.Trout will often swim together in schools, and if you can locate a school, then you can enjoy great action, as …
As spring gets officially underway, water temps are rising and fish are starting to feel more like themselves again! Though newly arrived striper should be upon us any day now, many members are biding their time taking to the sweet water to target freshly stocked trout, as well as increasingly active large and smallmouth bass. …
Over the past 7 days I’ve managed to get out freshwater fishing on Cape Cod on 3 different occasions. During these trips I caught largemouth bass, brook, brown and rainbow trout, and even a small white perch!Later in the week I’ll publish a more in-depth fishing report about these adventures. Today I wanted to share …
Back on November 7th I hosted a group of members from My Fishing Cape Cod for a live presentation, Q&A session, and online meetup.During this event I shared a video presentation which featured some of my favorite video clips from the 2020 Cape Cod spring fishing season. Content included squid fishing, tautog fishing, striper fishing and …
Yesterday afternoon I decided to fish one of Cape Cod’s beautiful kettle ponds. Carved out by glaciers thousands of years ago, many of these ponds are now home to big largemouth bass. Recently I’ve been chomping at the bit to fish more with my 5 weight fly rod from the Goose. The weather yesterday felt like summer, …
Yesterday I took a break from saltwater, and went snorkeling at a local freshwater pond. The abundant sunshine and crystal clear water made it feel almost tropical! Cape Cod is famous for its saltwater beaches and saltwater fishing, but it’s also home to more than 300 beautiful ponds-most of which were formed thousands of years …
Your host: Kevin CollinsWelcome to another edition of the My Fishing Cape Cod Chronicles podcast. I’m your host Kevin Collins (cousin of Ryan of MFCC). Today we interview Nick Caparell, who’s been a member of My Fishing Cape Cod since 2017. You might recognize Nick from his posts here on MFCC inside the forum, or from his photos …
​In this post we’ll go underwater to watch brown and rainbow trout as they chase down and attack a variety of lures. During these trips I was kayak fishing two different kettle ponds in the towns of Sandwich and Brewster.I’ve found kayak fishing Cape Cod’s kettle ponds to be a peaceful experience – especially right now …
​This week I launched my kayak for the first time this year. My plan was to troll the shoreline of Cape Cod’s kettle ponds in search of trout. Not only was I able to catch some nice fish, but I was also able to film trout underwater as they approached my lures!In this post I’m excited …
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