Fishing reports, videos and more.
A common request I received throughout the 2014 season was to provide information about easy-to-access fishing spots. Many people here on MFCC wanted to fish spots where parking was free, simple and easy. In Provincetown two particular places come to mind. I feel comfortable sharing these productive spots here online because there is plenty of parking, …
Before I dive into this post, I want to let you know that I am thinking of hosting an in-person fishing class before the weather turns too cold. Topics covered would include how to work certain plugs like pencil poppers, how to fish a live eel and virtually anything you may personally be interested …
I watched as a set of breakers rolled in from the Atlantic Ocean towards one of the outer sandbars which ran parallel to the coast, about 50 yards offshore. The third wave in the set, which was the largest, curled at its top and fell forward, pounding hundreds, if not thousands of gallons of water …
(Continued from the report Surfcasting Cape Cod’s Backside Beaches | Day 2) In this video report I’ll share with you the scenery and experience of fishing one of Cape Cod’s most famous backside beaches. A few things you’ll see include: Stunning vistas of Outer Cape Cod’s impressive landscapes The tackle and lures I used for fishing …
I was feeling restless and I think Lauren could tell. Sometimes I feel an odd, uneasy feeling which permeates through my torso. Through past experience I’ve learned the feeling diminishes once I see the ocean and begin walking on the beach. Lauren understands, so without too much discussion I embarked on a 36 hour, overnight …
(Continued from the report Outer Cape Cod Fishing Report | October 16) My idea was to intercept one of the large migrating schools of stripers that swim south along the great beach of Outer Cape Cod during October. Huge bass to more than 70 pounds have been caught along this stretch of shoreline during the Octobers …
In this 11 minute long video report I recap my experience hiking and fishing through 7 miles of Cape Cod’s wilderness. This trip began at 3PM and didn’t end until 3:30AM and included: Incredible scenery and unspoiled landscapes Boulder fields which produced 20lb class bass for me this past spring Night fishing footage and complete video …
I had been itching to “get out there” for quite some time. I did not just want to go fishing, I wanted to go fishing someplace wild and undeveloped. I wanted to cast a line into Cape Cod’s wilderness. When on foot, fishing a more remote setting like this one typically involves quite a bit …
Conveniently, one of the best fishing areas along this entire coastline was located directly beneath the great hill of sand ontop of which I stood. I peered over the side of the cliff and enjoyed a bird’s eye view of the structure which I would soon be fishing. The night was shaping up to be …
Last week Jason Mazzola, Andrew Massard and I fished for bluefin tuna and ended up stumbling upon a ton of whales, bait and dolphins. You can read about the experience in this fishing report. MFCC members can also watch a video recap of the excursion by clicking below. In this 10 minute long video report …
After trying to live bait a giant tuna earlier in the week, my friend Jason and I decided to mix things up, and fish a completely different area using different techniques. The change was part in due to a last minute report we received from friend and MFCC member Andrew Massard (author of Cape Cod …
Apparently that first humpback was just the tip of the iceberg, because more whales were now surfacing all around us. The sonar was lit up with the bait and the birds were going nuts. We began our troll, careful to avoid the whales. Fortunately for us the life continued for hundreds of yards, perhaps even …
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