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Welcome to our final 2024 edition of the My Fishing Cape Cod Podcast presented by Cape & Islands Mitsubishi! In our last podcast of the season, we welcome proud MFCC member Bruno Demir into the show for a detailed report on a multitude of species being caught in the waters off Cape Cod. Bruno begins with …
Welcome to our first September edition of the My Fishing Cape Cod Podcast presented by Cape & Islands Mitsubishi! In this episode, we are joined by MFCC member Bruno Demir live from the Tuna grounds aboard his beautiful downeast boat, The Gaviota. Bruno gives a live Blue Fin Tuna fishing report from his morning out east …
This past Saturday I went in search of completing my second My Fishing Cape Cod challenge. I drove to western Massachusetts near Belchertown to fly fish the Swift River. Several anglers were already on the water when I arrived. It was sunny and in the mid 30s. The Pipe area had 4 guys in it, so …
*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. I went …
Black crappies have a beautifully spotted pattern along their sides. They are a cool-looking fish with a mouth similar to a bass. Black crappies bite well but don’t fight as hard as other species like smallmouth bass. For some reason black crappies never made it to the Cape in big numbers. Yes some ponds do have …
With the exception of a few subzero days, this winter on Cape Cod has been quite mild. It hasn’t been cold enough to go ice fishing on the Cape, but nevertheless some of our members have been making the trek out west and up north where safe ice can be found much more easily. In this …
MFCC member – Robby GriffinGrowing up along the New England coast has been a blessing that has fostered my passion for saltwater fishing and appreciation for the natural environment. Like many others, my journey began by soaking chunked bait, often unsuccessfully, from the beaches with my dad. I still remember my first ever striper caught using …
As the middle of winter settles onto Cape Cod and New England, I find that myself and many other anglers are already looking forward to new fishing possibilities in 2021! Although the past year has been long and tumultuous at times, many of us in the angling community (from welcomed newcomers to even the most experienced …
Ryan CollinsSo far the weather this July has been nothing short of terrific, and lots of members from My Fishing Cape Cod have been taking advantage. The activity here on the website, inside our forum, on our Facebook, Instagram and YouTube pages has been intense. Keep it up!In this post I will summarize for you the …
Dex Chadsey On May 24th 2018, MFCC members Ned Bean, Gary Routenberg and myself were on the Block Island ferry, bound for five days of ​fishing on Block Island. This was the third trip to Block for Ned and I. Gary has been to the island before, but this would be his first time fishing and …
Ryan Turcotte Yesterday, for the first time, I fished Rhode Island, hoping to catch a few migrating stripers. I put in a lot of effort bouncing around from place to place. Most places had signs of life and plenty of bait but the fish seemed to be staying far offshore where I could only watch the feeds …
Michael Mathias ​In the Great North Woods, in the State of New Hampshire, about 15 miles south of the Canadian border, lies one of the Northeast’s finest fishing destinations. In and around the small Town of Pittsburg, the mighty Connecticut River runs through the landscape, weaving its way to Long Island Sound-some 407 miles to …
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