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Ryan CollinsLast weekend I jigged an inlet on Cape Cod which has treated me very well over the years, especially during October. During this tip I fishing at around 8:00am. I was fortunate to catch bass up to 37 inches using 1.5 ounce Al Gag’s Whip-It Fish. Oftentimes the largest bass in an inlet will hug tight …
Ryan Collins Yesterday myself and a group of MFCC members headed out at sunrise in search of the first false albacore of the season. By no means was the action “lights out” but based on reports I feel we did pretty well, catching a total of 4 albies and seeing many more on the surface. The …
Kevin Collins Hello and welcome to another edition of the MFCC Podcast. This is your host Kevin Collins and it’s a pleasure to be back with you for the 18th episode of the 2016 season. We have an action packed show for you this week so let’s get down to it!
...Andrew Burke When my girlfriend offered me the chance to stay with her family for a few days on their annual vacation to Martha’s Vineyard, I jumped at opportunity. This meant five days of sunshine, excellent swimming, and access to “fishy” water! After listening to Brian McCarty’s surf reports on the MFCC podcast, I was very excited …
Ryan Collins I began fishing when I was 5 years old, and over the past 25 years I can say with confidence that fishing has kept me out of trouble. Growing up I would spend my evenings fishing late into the night, or I would go to bed early, because I had a fishing trip scheduled for sunrise. …
Ryan Collins This past weekend I had the fortunate opportunity to be a part of the Stars and Stripers Fishing Tournament. This was the 7th annual tournament, which helps to raise money for the New England Patriots Alumni Club. The New England Patriots Alumni Club leverages retired players’ leadership, discipline, and commitment to inspire success in today’s …
Ryan Collins I thought my coffee tasted a little strange, so I asked Jack Bosch if his cup of Joe tasted a little salty. He replied that yes, his coffee was indeed quite salty. That is when it dawned on us that we had been adding salt, not sugar, to our coffees. That was just the …
Ryan Collins Our group of ambitious My Fishing Cape Codders had taken hundreds of casts, and covered miles of boulder strewn coastline. I had two schoolies under my belt and Dex Chadsey had caught one. Yet despite our best efforts, the fishing had been very slow. The morning for me had begun bright and early at 4AM. …
Ryan Collins Join me in this video report as I kayak fish the bays and boulder fields of Cape Cod in search of the first sea-lice covered stripers and tautog. This trip began before sunrise just a few days ago on the 28th of April. My idea was to fish a southside bay for stripers before …
Danny Guadagnoli The weather was quintessential autumn—foliage, a crisp breeze, and bright warming sun. I was officially psyched; finally, it was time to start relentlessly heaving plugs and covering as much ground as possible, working together as a fishing squad. Almost as soon as the group split to start casting, my friend Billy hooked up …
Ron Rudowsky Why would I embark on a trip around the Cape? Because I always thought about exploring the Outer Cape, using my boating and navigation skills, and fishing along the way. For me that made it an easy decision.
...Danny Guadagnoli Billy had been behind the group, and while catching up he witnessed the crashing bass annihilate my plug. He screamed, “Woah! Danny’s got a big boy on, fellas!” All went silent as I fought hard to keep the fish from taking me into the rocks. It hit directly behind a boulder, and I was …
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