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As September unfolds across Cape Cod, anglers are witnessing the exciting transition from summer doldrums to the highly anticipated fall fishing season. Amy Wrightson from Sports Port in Hyannis has been experiencing firsthand the uptick in fishing activity that many consider the start of the legendary Cape Cod fall run.
...False albacore, locally known as “albies,” offer some of the most exciting fishing opportunities in Falmouth waters. These small tuna relatives provide heart-pounding action with screaming runs that can test both angler and equipment. Whether you’re fishing from shore or boat, understanding their behavior and the right techniques can transform your fishing experience. This comprehensive guide …
The aftermath of Hurricane Erin has transformed the waters of Falmouth and Vineyard Sound, with species like false albacore, bonito, striped bass, and bluefish gorging on large schools of small bait. According to Evan Eastman of Eastman’s Sport & Tackle in Falmouth, the storm’s passage has officially kickstarted what promises to be an exceptional fall along the south side of Cape Cod.
...As summer winds down and early fall fishing patterns begin to emerge, Cape Cod’s waters are showing mixed results across different fisheries. Sam Mullen of the Goose Hummock Shop in Orleans provides us with a comprehensive look into what’s happening in the region’s most productive areas and the tactics that are producing results.
...The late summer fishing season on Cape Cod has reached an exciting turning point with the arrival of false albacore and the continued presence of bonito. Recent reports from Amy Wrightson of Sports Port in Hyannis reveal excellent opportunities for multiple species, though the finicky nature of these pelagic fish requires local knowledge, tackle, and presentation.
...The waters surrounding Cape Cod are experiencing a transformation as we move deeper into August, with multiple species arriving in force and providing anglers with some of the most diverse fishing opportunities of the season. This report from Evan Eastman of Eastman’s Sport & Tackle covers the highly anticipated arrival of bonito, bluefin tuna action south of Martha’s Vineyard, and a false albacore forecast.
...The most exciting development in Cape Cod waters this July has been the incredible bluefin tuna bite happening just south of the islands. After a disappointing 2024 season, this year has been nothing short of fantastic since July 1st, with some boats reporting double-digit catches in a single trip.
...The mid-July fishing scene around Cape Cod is firing on all cylinders, with both inshore and offshore opportunities providing anglers with diverse options for putting fish in the cooler. According to Amy Wrightson from Sports Port in Hyannis, Massachusetts, the recreational bluefin tuna bite has significantly picked up over the last week, while inshore species continue to provide consistent action for anglers of all skill levels.
...Sometimes the best fishing days start with the worst conditions. Here’s how we turned a foggy disaster into a stellar multi-species haul off Martha’s Vineyard. The Pre-Dawn GambleOn July 3rd at 5 AM sharp, myself, my dad – also an MFCC member – Yi-Bin Chen, and my uncle David Vanderklish were loading up our 2013 …
The late June fishing scene around Falmouth and Vineyard Sound has been nothing short of spectacular. According to recent reports from Evan Eastman of Eastman’s Sport & Tackle, the combination of cool water temperatures and an abundance of squid has created ideal top water conditions.
...As summer officially arrives on Cape Cod, anglers are gearing up for what promises to be an exceptional fishing season. Amy Wrightson of Sports Port in Hyannis, Massachusetts visits with us to provide reports on all of the diverse fishing opportunities off Cape Cod’s south side and Vineyard Sound.
...As the calendar flips to June and the first hints of summer weather grace Cape Cod, local anglers are experiencing some of the most productive fishing conditions of the year. According to recent reports from Sam Mullen of the Goose Hummock, multiple species are firing on all cylinders across the region. From the productive depths of Cape Cod Bay to the challenging waters around the Nantucket Shoals, this early June period is delivering exceptional opportunity.
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