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In this video report I will take you along with me, back to one of my most favorite surfcasting destinations, for a Day 2 recap of my fishing trip. Additionally MFCC members will learn and see: What fishing is like here when the wind’s blowing and waves are crashing Unique structures and points of interest …
In this video report I want to take you along with me on a fishing trip to one of my most favorite destinations. Additionally MFCC members will learn and see: Information on how to get to this specific destination Where to stay and what the accommodations look like Tips on hiking and fishing the area …
I feel most at ease when walking through a beach environment as the sun is rising. Right now my favorite time to be outside is from 4:30AM – 6:30AM. This early in the day I am usually all by myself, with the exception of the animals. The solitude, coupled with the stillness of the morning, …
Continued from the post Vineyard Sound Fishing Report I arrived at my first fishing spot an hour after beginning my hike. The tide was moving and the water was swirling into a bowl shaped sand formation, directly in front of me. The bottom here drops off precipitously, which I feel is a main reason why …
After spending Day 1 at Cuttyhunk scouting and exploring the island, I was pretty eager to actually do some fishing on Day 2. On Day 1 the wind was blowing from the west at 20 mph which made fishing Cuttyhunk’s western-facing shoreline very challenging.
...Continued from the post Cuttyhunk Fishing Report | Day 2 I had fished just about every nook and cranny from the Cuttyhunk Fishing Club, to The Bowl, 3 Rocks right up to The Pyramids. So far I was 0-5 on fish. Even though I had not hooked a bass, broke my camera and put a hook …
Day 1 of fishing Cuttyhunk began at the leisurely hour of 12 noon. I’ll be the first to admit that bass fishing at noon time is typically not all that great, but I was here and it was October, so I might as well give it a shot. The only issue was the wind. There …
Continued from the post Exploring Cape Cod’s Nooks & Crannies If you are looking to catch a big striped bass from shore during October on Upper Cape Cod, then the many boulder fields extending northward from the Cape Cod Canal is as good a spot as any to try. Stripers migrating south en route to …
My night began around 9PM at a very “in demand” surfcasting location. Often times the best rock to fish from already has another angler perched ontop of it. Whenever I head to this location I make sure to have a backup plan. Fortunately I had the entire place to myself. Still I hustled down to …
Continued from the post Cape Cod Shark Fishing Report | August 13-14 My heart beat had significantly increased since I leaped from my chair. Could it really be this easy, this simple? I had only been on the beach for 20 minutes, and had just put baits in the water. Yet I was in the …
Woods Hole is known as one of the most dangerous passages on the entire planet. Swift currents and house-size boulders can making fishing and navigation very challenging. Throw in some fog and a strong wind blowing against the tide and Woods Hole can be downright dangerous. Barnstable Harbor is more towards the other end of …
Continued from the post Kayak Fishing Woods Hole & Barnstable Harbor | June 18 Report As we eased our way in towards the rocky point, I wondered how in the world we were going to land our kayaks among the boulders. It’s a good thing sea conditions were flat calm, because I highly doubt we would …
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