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For years, while running My Fishing Cape Cod, I’ve heard the same questions over and over again:“I have a boat, but no crew.”“I want to fish for tuna, but I don’t know anyone who’s serious about it.”“How do I find reliable fishing partners?”If you’ve ever asked one of these questions, you’re not alone. The good …
The forum is one of the most valuable places on MFCC. It’s a place where you and your fellow members share the latest intel. It not only provides up-to-the-minute detailed information on where the fish are, what they are biting, and how to catch them, but it’s also a valued repository of invaluable intel for anglers …
The Brewster Shrimp is a crustacean fly I developed and adapted based on southern redfish flies to suit our local waters. This fly is designed to be fished down low, with some quick twitches to match any bait source commonly found on our flats, mainly shrimp, crabs, and even sandeels. It was created to be …
In today’s podcast and blog post, longtime MFCC member Gretchen Stiers discusses her fishing journey, memorable catches, and the strong sense of community she’s found through My Fishing Cape Cod. As a resident of Eastham, MA and MFCC member since 2020, Stiers has become an active participant in both the forum and local fishing community.We …
MFCC anglers’ most memorable outings of 2025 ran the gamut: an act of kindness, two personal bests and two new species in the same day, a great end to the fishing year, a bucket list striper slipping off just two feet away, and a beautiful evening interrupted only by a constellation.Looking back on the fishing …
As we enter into the depths of the winter, we wanted to remind you about The Weekly Spot – a service designed to help members explore different regions of the Cape and discover new productive waters. So many of you have been asking for guidance on specific areas and wanting to expand beyond your usual fishing …
This February, four of Cape Cod’s most well respected tuna captains are coming together to share what they know in a comprehensive 4-part Live Zoominar series on My Fishing Cape Cod.After we cover the fundamentals with captain Phil on February 4th, the next step is applying them across different conditions and fisheries. That’s where techniques …
Today is the first day of 2026, and while most people in our neck of the woods are content with staying inside where it’s warm, I know at least a few anglers are chomping at the bit to do some winter striper fishing and catch their first striped bass of the New Year. In this post …
To the southeast of Cape Cod lay the infamous Nantucket Shoals, home to the largest fluke in the Northeast. And this year I’m happy to report that I’ve booked another 9 Nantucket Shoals trophy fluke trips with one of the best captains around – Jimmy “The Greek” Koutalakis of On Time Sportfishing.Captain Jimmy has become synonymous …
Every successful tuna angler started somewhere. They learned the fundamentals, built solid techniques, and only then moved into advanced strategies.That’s exactly how we’ve structured the February Tuna Zoominar series—and Captain Phil Howarth will be laying the foundation. Table of Contents The Voice of Cape Cod’s Largest Tackle ShopWhy Phil Will Open the SeriesBuilding Toward Advanced …
From 40 inch holdover stripers, to freshwater adventures, to off season projects, the My Fishing Cape Cod members’ forum has been bustling with updates this holiday season. Read on for a complete summary of what’s been happening recently around the community. Table of Contents Winter StripersBoat Building ProjectsYear-Round AnglersIce Fishing Season BeginsTrout Fishing Takes Center StageFly …
This report was originally posted inside our Members’ Forum on December 1st, 2025 Location Strategy We primarily targeted the north side of the pond, where the sun exposure causes faster warming during winter months compared to the south side. As northerly winds increased throughout the day, this positioning also provided natural shelter while we explored …
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