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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.
...The late August sun painted the coastline in warm, golden hues as I set out with my drone on what I thought would be a simple morning hike. With my DJI hovering above the crystal-clear water, I was capturing scenic shots when something extraordinary caught my eye through the camera feed.
...The aftermath of Hurricane Erin has transformed the waters of Falmouth and Vineyard Sound, with species like false albacore, bonito, striped bass, and bluefish gorging on large schools of small bait. According to Evan Eastman of Eastman’s Sport & Tackle in Falmouth, the storm’s passage has officially kickstarted what promises to be an exceptional fall along the south side of Cape Cod.
...The aftermath of Hurricane Erin combined with the upcoming new moon have brought reports of increased activity in the Cape Cod Canal and promising conditions developing across the region. As we head into the final week of August, the combination of post-storm conditions, an approaching new moon, and optimal tidal phases is creating what could some exceptional fishing opportunities.
...Some nights on Cape Cod are pure magic. This was one of them. August 10th, 2025 – 3 hours after low tide, 10:45 PM under the glow of the August Sturgeon Moon. What started as another night fishing session turned into a catch I’m remember when this beautiful 40+ inch striped bass crushed my offering in the moonlight. The fight was incredible, the release was perfect, and the memories will last forever. There’s something special about landing a fish like this under a full moon that every angler dreams about.
...Monomoy and Nantucket Sound are absolutely on fire right now, and MFCC Member Bruno Demir’s trip this morning perfectly illustrates why August is one of the best months to fish the Cape and Islands. From spectacular bonito blitzes, and slot striped bass, to a tremendous fluke bite, and offshore pelagic opportunities, the fishing diversity available within a short boat ride is truly remarkable!
...The dog days of summer are nearing their conclusion as August is presenting Cape Cod anglers with warm sunny days, cool fall-like nights, and plenty of unique fishing opportunities. Recent reports from AJ Coots of Red Top Sporting Goods in Buzzards Bay paint a picture of diverse fishing opportunities from the Cape Cod Canal to the offshore windmill areas south of Martha’s Vineyard.
...From the legendary rips of Monomoy to the offshore waters south of the islands, experienced captain Tyler Putney of Flatliner Charters has been guiding MFCC members to consistent success throughout the 2025 season. His insights reveal key locations and tactics that are producing exceptional results.
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