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The second annual Spring Edition of the My Fishing Cape Cod 36hr Grind Surfcasting Tournament is in the books — and it delivered one of the most memorable weekends in the tournament’s history.Fifteen teams took to Cape Cod’s beaches from Friday, May 29th through Sunday, May 31st, chasing striped bass in a catch-and-release format. Anglers …
I could hear the birds before I even reached the water — that sharp, indignant cry cutting through the chilly northwest wind. By the time I got to the shoreline just after 9am, I could see them dipping and wheeling with that nervous energy that always means something is happening down there.On a gray, damp May …
With the spring saltwater fishing season about to kick into high gear, 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 …
Monday, April 13th The alarm went off at 4am and I hopped right out bed without hitting the snooze. Spring has a way of doing that to a fisherman. Today — Wednesday — is nearly 70 degrees, sunny and windless, the kind of April day that makes you forget winter ever happened. But Monday was a different …
Few anglers on Cape Cod have put in the hours that Ian McPartland and Calvin Toran-Sandlin have. Ian works at the Goose Hummock, where he leads everything related to surfcasting. Calvin is a veteran boulder field angler and skisher whose willingness to snorkel the bottom — literally — to understand what fish are feeding on …
In today’s podcast and blog post, we introduce you to longtime My Fishing Cape Cod Member, Carol Girard-Irwin. For Carol, fishing has been a lifelong passion that began during childhood summers spent in Beach Haven, New Jersey. While her father preferred trolling from his 33-foot boat, Carol discovered early on that her true calling was a …
MFCC members share their strategies for staying flexible on the water—from moving locations and switching species to embracing freshwater fishing—so you never have to go home empty-handed.We often spend time planning the perfect fishing trip: the exact time to head out and make a first cast; location; lure/bait; targeted species.But the reality is that the …
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 …
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 …
Welcome to the Offseason Chronicles, a new weekly series running from November through April. Each week we’ll deliver member stories, tactical insights, gear breakdowns, and preparation strategies to keep you sharp and ready for 2026. Combined with The Insider Series, Offseason Saturday Surprises, The Weekly Spot, The Member Spotlight Podcast Series and our 2026 Live Zoominar Series, …
The days are getting shorter, the nights cooler, but the fishing action is heating up! And while some boats have been pulled from the water, canal and surf anglers are excited that the fall run is in high gear. Table of Contents Surf Fishing Heats UpEpic Conditions Make for Epic CatchesCape Cod Canal Delivers Outstanding …
This excellent post was originally published in 2024, and it recaps the late September/early October light spin fishing adventures of MFCC member Mads Christiansen and his friends. Mads did an excellent job highlighting areas on Cape Cod and techniques that produced during late September/early October of 2024. If you plan on shore fishing the Cape …
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