August 25, 2019

Lauren CollinsBacon wrapped sea scallops baked and broiled to perfection with a chili and panko dusting and a sprinkle of manchego cheese, topped with tequila lime sauce. It may sound like a complicated recipe, but I promise you it’s really not.  These are definitely not your typical bacon wrapped scallops you find at parties and weddings,

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Bacon Wrapped Chili Dusted Scallops with Corn Salad
August 13, 2019

Ryan CollinsLast week I took a moment to highlight this recent success story from one of our members who managed this summer to catch his first-ever striper after many years of trying.Reading these stories always makes me happy, and it helps to inspire me to continue pushing MFCC forward, and to continue growing our community.In

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Member Success Story: A Fishing Trip To Remember!
August 7, 2019

Ryan CollinsEach and every week here on My Fishing Cape Cod, I receive “success stories” from our members. Reading these stories always makes me happy, and it helps to inspire me to continue pushing MFCC forward, and to continue growing our community.In this post I would like to highlight one our most recent success stories, from

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Member Success Story: First Striped Bass After 30 Years Of Trying
August 5, 2019

Captain Steve LearyWingman SportfishingThere is no doubt each time I engage folks in conversation related to fishing with wire line, I brace myself for the standard onslaught of old or newer more “colorful” expletives related to using that “x*&%#>@” crap! Sure, I’ll admit wire is not very forgiving if not handled properly. Wire can create some

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How To Fish With Wire Line On Cape Cod
August 4, 2019

Lauren CollinsMake sushi they said, it will be fun they said… In my attempt to bring you an actual, real recipe for spicy tuna rolls, I instead created an absolute fail post, because let’s face it, nobody’s perfect, right?  Sushi making is hard!As I write this, I am defeated.  My white flag has been raised.  After

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My First (and possibly my last) Attempt at Making Sushi
July 27, 2019

Ryan CollinsSince launching My Fishing Cape Cod in 2011, I’ve discovered that feedback from users is the best method to uncover ways to improve the experience here on MFCC. So when MFCC member Jim Ives wrote to me about a technical issue he was encountering on the site, I knew I had to listen, and begin

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July 27 Website Update: New “Logging-In Feature”
July 23, 2019

Garet SuomalaHello My Fishing Cape Cod. ??  Garet Suomala here with another interesting Cape Cod fishing adventure to share with you. So sit right back, and you will hopefully enjoy this adventure.Something really cool happened to me back on June 10.  I was fortunate enough to be invited on Ryan’s boat the Miss Loretta to film an

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My Experience Filming An Episode Of My Fishing Cape Cod TV
July 13, 2019

Ryan CollinsThe sun was shining this past Wednesday when I donned my wet suit and entered the ocean for my first snorkeling session of the summer. I still love snorkeling our local Cape Cod waters, despite the high numbers of full grown adult great white sharks in the area.When snorkeling you never know what you may

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Amazing Underwater Footage Of Striped Bass In Their Natural Habitat
July 11, 2019

Ryan CollinsStriped bass are resilient creatures which can inhabit waters as deep as 500 feet, or as shallow as 1 foot.  Here on Cape Cod, it is not unusual to one day find schools of stripers miles offshore, and then the next day find them feeding well within casting range of the beach.Stripers can be caught

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A Simple Way To Catch Stripers From Shore During July On Cape Cod
July 7, 2019

Lauren Collins Cape Cod meets tropical island getaway with this ceviche recipe, using fresh and local halibut, served on traditional patacones for a no-fuss, perfect summer dish. Ceviche is a quintessential island dish that is great for hot days when you couldn’t even fathom eating something hot!  I’ve tried a lot of ceviche in my short

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Halibut Ceviche
June 26, 2019

 Steve LearyI am sure we’d all agree that with the many miles of ocean surrounding Cape Cod it can be overwhelming at times sorting out where to fish and when.  Keeping a log and networking are two of the best things you can do to consistently improve your catch.There are many variables that effect game fish

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Keeping a Log & Networking – Key Steps to Consistently Improve Your Catch
June 25, 2019

Ryan CollinsToday I’m excited to share a new PDF download from Chris Nashville of the Goose Hummock Shops in Orleans and Dennis and themightyfish.com. Chris is an experienced tuna angler and knowledgeable resource for anything tuna related, especially with regards to casting lures at tuna.Please watch the quick 3 minute video below to see what’s covered

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10 Tips For Casting Topwater Plugs To Cape Cod Bluefin Tuna