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This post was originally published on April 23rd, 2019 Captain Cullen LundholmWinters can be grueling here on Cape Cod. We sometimes experience record snowfalls and epic Arctic cold spells. Like me, I am sure many of you cannot wait to get out on the water and wet a line. Right now, fishing from your boat may …
Note from Ryan: This post was originally published on April 5th, 2019. I figured now would be a good time to re-publish this post, because freshwater is where all the action is at right now! Trout fishing Cape Cod using spoons and stick baits can be a fun way to fish-especially during the “off season” …
This post was originally published in March of 2020. Dan Zunino – MFCC memberCape Cod is well known for its beautiful landscapes, beaches, and amazing saltwater fishing. The fishing opportunities here aren’t just held to striped bass and bluefin tuna-the Cape is also home to some great freshwater fishing. In fact, there are hundreds of ponds …
In today’s giveaway we have an assortment of fluke spoons and haddock fishing squid rigs from My Fishing Cape Cod member Eddy Kooyomjian of Monomoy Tackle. To get entered for a chance to win, all you have to do is simply leave a comment at the bottom of this blog post. I will randomly select a …
The following video was originally published for members of My Fishing Cape Cod during January of 2018. Growing up I would do a lot of saltwater fishing on Cape Cod, as well as freshwater fish for bass, sunfish and pickerel during the spring, summer and fall. During the winter I never got into ice fishing, probably …
Note from Ryan: This ice fishing report is from January 3rd of 2018. I figured now would be a good time to re-publish this post because winter is upon us, and maybe if it gets cold enough we’ll be able to ice fish on Cape! We drilled through 6 inches of ice and set our …
Here on Cape Cod we have two distinct types of kettle ponds. Herring-fed and landlocked. At Woods Hole’s Marine Biological Laboratory as part of the SES program, I set out this past fall to investigate mercury levels in these two different systems and found two things. One, mercury levels are very high in certain species …
by My Fishing Cape Cod member Tim DonnellyI hope everyone had a great holiday and enjoyed ringing in the New Year. Until this cold snap, the weather has been surprisingly comfortable for fishing during this time of year. Unfortunately, I don’t know this first hand because I haven’t made it out on the water in …
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 …
Eddy Kooyomjian began fishing off Cape Cod when he was a kid fishing with his dad. Today Eddy fishes these same waters with his family, targeting big fluke, cod, haddock, sea bass, stripers, bluefish, albies and more. Eddy is a proud member of My Fishing Cape Cod and recently started his own boutique tackle business called …
MFCC MemberHello My Fishing Cape Cod! My name is Tim Donnelly and I’ve been a member of MFCC since August of 2016. Thank you to everyone for the feedback and support for my first-ever blog post which we published a couple weeks ago. It’s another example why many consider MFCC “the friendliest fishing forum on the …
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