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In this video we surfcast one of my favorite beaches on Cape Cod with pencil poppers for big striped bass during a late May Nor’ Easter. This footage originally aired during March of 2022 in season 5 of My Fishing Cape Cod TV. To watch full episodes of our tv show please visit myfishingcapecod.com/tv. To watch …
In just a couple of weeks I will be heading back down to North Carolina to fish for hammerhead sharks, sandbar sharks and more in the surf. My first trip to North Carolina for sharks occurred in February of 2022 and it ended up being one of the most memorable fishing trips of my life. After …
Thank you to the 25 teams of anglers who participated this past weekend in The “24hr Grind” My Fishing Cape Cod Surfcasting Tournament. Many of the teams fished for 24 hours straight! Based off reports, it seems like there are a lot of striped bass roaming Cape Cod’s beaches, inlets and estuaries right now. No …
In today’s podcast we speak with Ryan Collins of My Fishing Cape Cod who is fresh off the most epic morning of striper surfcasting he’s experienced all year long. Ryan also updates us on “the week that was” around MFCC, including albie fishing from shore and the kayak, as well as an update about openings …
This post was originally published on October 15th, 2020. Personally the Darter might just be my favorite plug to fish in the surf. Identified by their distinct slope-headed profile, and their unique action in the water, the darter should have a place in every New England surfcasters’ bag. Darters are an ideal plug to fish in the …
Fishing from shore is a passion for many members of My Fishing Cape Cod. If you’ve ever visited the 2021 Surfcaster’s thread in the forum, then you know what I’m talking about!So when Mike Marcus (who goes by @StriperMadness in the forum) approached me about organizing a surfcasters’ tournament, I quickly decided it was a great …
Summertime has arrived on Cape, and night fishing for stripers from the beach will be more effective than fishing during the day. Beach fishing at night for stripers is not for everyone, but I enjoy it a lot. Being in nature underneath the stars is what I enjoy most. The chance of hooking into a …
MFCC InternDespite the recent stretch of less-than-stellar weather, local ocean water temperatures have pushed into the mid 50’s, and striped bass fishing along the Massachusetts coastline is yielding consistent success, with larger fish being caught more frequently by the day. Most notably, migratory fish in the 30 inch range and beyond are becoming increasingly common. In …
The wind was howling and the rain was coming down in sheets this past Saturday afternoon. Nevertheless I could not resist an overwhelming urge to head down Cape and do some surfcasting. I pulled my truck into the parking lot and was greeted by a chilly 30 mph wind out of the northeast. It was 1:15pm …
*This post from 8-year MFCC member Dex Chadsey was originally published in December of 2016. We figured now would be a good time to re-publish this post, because all the information is still very relevant to striper fishing in 2021. I’d been hearing about how successful Daiwa SP Minnows could be when fishing for striped …
As the middle of winter settles onto Cape Cod and New England, I find that myself and many other anglers are already looking forward to new fishing possibilities in 2021! Although the past year has been long and tumultuous at times, many of us in the angling community (from welcomed newcomers to even the most experienced …
Wind knots are a common issue that frustrate all levels of anglers. A wind knot refers to a tangle in the fishing line that prevents someone from casting and retrieving effectively. Wind knots generally occur anytime you have line twist where the line going through the rod’s tip is slower than the line coming out of …
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