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At the height of the fall – when the landscape displays the most vibrant red and orange colors, and the air is crisp and cool, often affected by wind and rain – giant brown trout start moving up numerous tributaries along the Lake Ontario shoreline to spawn. This is the time when anglers have a …
I’m always surprised by the number of people who believe that the annual trout fishing season runs for only five or six months a year. I’m often asked if I’m “anxious” to get back out on the water during the winter months. What these folks don’t realize is that there is no beginning or end to …
Kettle ponds are one of the great natural treasures of Cape Cod. With so many cold, clear, pristine habitats—all within a reasonable travel distance from each other—quality trout fishing possibilities are plentiful on the Cape. Among the lakes and ponds that receive seasonal stockings, there are but a select few that stand above the rest. Need proof? Just …
Imagine for a moment that you’ve transported back to the American Industrial Revolution of the early 1800’s. Factories are dumping millions of gallons of raw, untreated sewage into rivers and streams, and dams are being installed that completely prohibit the migration of fish.All the while, Mother Nature seems to supply an endless chain of resources. …
Today is an absolutely gorgeous day on Cape! Honestly, you might even be able to go to the beach. Right now it’s 70 degrees and sunny with a pleasant breeze from the southwest. Hands down it’s the nicest day of Spring so far. This morning I launched my kayak at the leisurely hour of 9am for …
Trout fishing on Cape Cod during late fall through the winter months can be a frustrating time for any angler. Expect high winds, temperature swings, rain, and snow. Luckily, there are some warmer days with low winds, where the trout are rising. In theory, this sounds great, however the warm weather can cause trout to be …
*This report is part of our recently launched Offseason Challenges program. You can learn more about how the challenges work by clicking here. For this challenge, My Fishing Cape Cod member Russ Glinos recaps a successful freshwater fishing trip from December 16th, 2023. Like many of you, it is nearly impossible for me to go …
*This report is part of our recently launched Offseason Challenges program. You can learn more about how the challenges work by clicking here. For this challenge, My Fishing Cape Cod member Calvin Toran-Sandlin recaps a successful freshwater fishing trip from December 10th, 2023. This report was first shared here inside our members’ forum. Fallen leaves …
After a long and dreary winter with little to do due to lack of ice and snow, I always look forward to spring in New England. In my eyes, there are many instances where you can feel the new season coming into full bloom. From the buds and bulbs sprouting, to the sound of spring …
There’s no shortage of productive lures for trout fishing on Cape Cod and new lures are continuously coming onto the market. In this video you’ll learn about 5 of our favorite lures for catching rainbows, brookies, browns and tigers from Cape Cod’s ponds. This footage originally aired during April of 2022 in season 5 of My …
Today marks the first day of spring, and already the reports are coming in about excellent fishing around Cape Cod for largemouth bass. The ponds have also been stocked with rainbow, brook, brown and tiger trout, with sightings of ospreys also being reported. Today I’d like to take the opportunity to show you what’s been happening …
Sure it may still be March, but the first official day of spring is now less than one month away. This means that many anglers here on My Fishing Cape Cod will soon be out fishing for trout (if they aren’t already). Trout are not native to Cape Cod’s ponds. They are stocked by the state …
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