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As the 2025 fishing season winds down on Cape Cod, anglers who are willing to brave the increasingly unpredictable fall weather are still finding plenty of reasons to get on the water. Amy Wrightson of Sports Port in Hyannis reports that despite recent gales and nor’easters that have churned up the coastline, both striped bass and tautog continue to provide excellent action across multiple zones around the Cape.
...As October winds down and the leaves begin to turn, the Cape Cod Canal transforms into one of the region’s most productive fishing destinations. This fall has proven particularly productive, with multiple species providing anglers with extended opportunities to land quality fish. AJ Coots of Red Top Sporting Goods in Buzzards Bay helps us understand where to fish, what species to target, and which lures will lead to a memorable day on the water.
...The fall run on Cape Cod has kicked into high gear, and by all accounts, this week has been the most productive period of the entire season. Connor Swartz of Red Top Sporting Goods in Buzzards Bay reports that from the legendary Cape Cod Canal to the expansive flats and boulder fields of Cape Cod Bay, anglers are experiencing the kind of consistent action that makes Cape Cod a world-class fishing destination.
...As Cape Cod’s fall fishing season kicks into high gear, anglers are experiencing some of the most exciting opportunities of the year. Prior to today, cooler weather and overcast conditions have been providing advantages for anglers targeting funny fish off Cape Cod’s south side and on Martha’s Vineyard.
...As autumn officially arrives on Cape Cod, the fishing opportunities at the legendary Cape Cod Canal are heating up in spectacular fashion. The first day of fall 2025 brings with it not just crisp morning air and changing leaves, but some of the most diverse and productive fishing conditions the canal has seen all year.
...As summer draws to a close and Cape Cod prepares for its legendary fall run, anglers are enjoying an uptick in activity in a variety of areas. With only days remaining before the official start of autumn on September 22nd, conditions are yielding a solid albacore, bonito, and striped bass bite in many different locations.
...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.
...As we transition into mid-September on Cape Cod, the fishing opportunities are plentiful despite recent challenging weather conditions. MFCC Member, Bruno Demir from Cape and Islands Mitsubishi shares his insights from his recent trips, highlighting why this time of year is considered prime time on Cape Cod.
...As late summer transitions into early fall on Cape Cod, local anglers are eagerly anticipating what many consider the highlight of the fishing season: the legendary fall run. Ian McPartland, a seasoned surfcasting expert from the Goose Hummock Shop in Orleans, discusses current conditions and how they are shaping an exciting autumn fishing season.
...By early September, I was chomping at the bit to get a bass on the fly rod. It had been a long summer of spin fishing from the beach, and I hadn’t connected with a striper on the long rod since June. Thursday morning, September 4th, changed everything.
...After what many anglers would describe as a lackluster summer season, the Cape Cod Canal is finally showing signs of life as we move into September. Recent reports from AJ Coots of Red Top Sporting Goods in Buzzards Bay paint an encouraging picture of what’s shaping up to be a promising fall fishing season along one of New England’s most iconic fishing destinations.
...As September settles over Cape Cod and the Islands, anglers are experiencing a transitional period that marks the beginning of what many consider the most exciting fishing of the year. Recent reports from Amy Wrightson of Sports Port in Hyannis provide insight into the current fishing landscape along the south side of Cape Cod where bonito are stealing the show and striped bass are showing promising signs of improvement.
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