May 8, 2019

Ryan CollinsI was quite surprised to find out that My Fishing Cape Cod member Jordan Brainson had caught a bluefish this past Saturday afternoon on May 4!Earlier in the day I had chatted with Jordan at the MFCC meetup at Fishermen’s View Restaurant, before he left to go fishing. I figured he would have a

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Bluefish Have Reached Cape Cod
November 15, 2018

Ryan CollinsDuring the 2018 fishing season our members contributed more than 9,500 posts to our private Cape Cod fishing forum. Many of these posts contain really valuable information for fishing techniques and locations. I myself have learned a lot by reading them!Periodically throughout this coming fall, winter and spring, I will highlight some of what I

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Fluke Tips For Fishing The Monomoy Area
October 21, 2018

Ryan CollinsThis weekend myself and members of My Fishing Cape Cod have found good numbers of striped bass from shore and from boat. Early this morning I met up with my good friend and MFCC member Todd Baranowski at the un-Godly hour of 2am for a few hours of eel slinging.We hooked into plenty of nice

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The Cape Cod Striper Season Is Far From Over
July 26, 2018

Ryan Collins The Cape Cod Salties, a sport fishing organization that dates back to 1962, has a plan to enlarge the Yarmouth Tire Reef, also called the “Tire Pile.” The Salties are going to enlarge the reef by adding demolition debris from the bridge that once carried the railroad over the northern part of Bass River,

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Help To Enlarge The Yarmouth Artificial Reef
July 2, 2018

Ryan Collins My first experience striped bass fishing the town of Dennis occurred when I was a young teenager, maybe 13 or 14 years old. My dad had purchased a 12ft tin boat powered by a 6hp Johnson engine, and he decided it would be fun to pile his family into the boat for an epic

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Striped Bass Fishing The Town Of Dennis, MA
March 19, 2018

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

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How To Make The Most Of Your 2018 Cape Cod Fishing Season
September 7, 2017

Ryan Collins False albacore may just be the hardest-fighting inshore fish species on Cape Cod – and September just happens to be the prime month for targeting them.If you have never caught an albie before, then you will be in for a treat when you finally do! Below is a video preview of our newest

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Are You Ready For Albies?
September 5, 2017

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

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Brown Sharks from the Beach!
April 2, 2017

Ryan Collins According to the calendar, spring has arrived! It won’t be long until the stripers return to the Cape.This time of the year you will find me exploring and scouting new areas all over Cape Cod. I have 2 goals for these early spring scouting missions: Discover holdover striped bass in areas I have not

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Exploring Bass River for Holdover Striped Bass
November 25, 2016

David StetsonMember since 2014 On May 30th 2016, I reunited with my younger, non-fisherman brother Doug, at the Cooke’s Seafood parking lot in Hyannis.  This was Day One of my annual trip from Oregon to visit my ninety year old mother, my brother, and to surf fish – not necessarily in that order. Our destination

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Member Spotlight: Stetson Brothers Catch 13lb Blue
October 25, 2016

If you follow the Canal Today thread in our forum, then you’ll see folks are still catching schoolies, with the occasional keeper mixed in.

There have also been scattered reports of larger bass up to 30 pounds being seen and caught in the canal area over the past week.
Without a doubt, large stripers have become much more scarce and difficult to find all throughout Cape Cod and the Islands. However you still have a chance of hooking into a fish with some shoulders.

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Schoolie Stripers Still Abundant On Cape Cod
October 21, 2016

Last night I spent the hours of 7pm-10pm bouncing Al Gag’s Whip-It-Fish along the bottom of an inlet.

In this particular area, striped bass often “pave” the bottom, holding in shallow depressions waiting for a meal to be swept by.
A 1.5 ounce Whip-It-Fish (or other jig style lure) is the perfect weight for inlets like this one, in which the bottom is only around 10 feet deep.

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Jigging Inlets with Al Gag’s Whip-It-Fish