March 27, 2019

Dex ChadseyBlock Island, Rhode Island is one of the premier and most famous surfcasting areas on the Striper Coast. The “Pork Chop” as it is known, sits 9 miles off the Rhode Island coast and 14 miles northeast of Montauk.Surfcasting on Block Island has been well documented in this amazing book by Dennis Zambrotta which tells

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Block Island Surfcasting and Vacation Opportunities for the Upcoming 2019 Season
February 28, 2019

Ryan CollinsThank you to everyone who has tuned-in to the second season of My Fishing Cape Cod TV! I really appreciate having you watching.  This weekend marks the end of our airings for season #2. This Saturday at 9:30am (with a replay on Sunday) we will be replaying one of my favorite episodes, Surf Fishing

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Surf Fishing the Fall Run | “Behind the Scenes” of MFCC TV
June 24, 2018

Ryan Collins Over the past four days I’ve fished with 12 members of My Fishing Cape Cod. We’ve fly fished, surf cast, and live-lined mackerel to stripers of up to 40lbs. These trips are part of the limited number of custom guided trips I am offering this season to My Fishing Cape Cod members. These trips

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Fly Fishing The Surf, To Live-Lining Macks to 40lb Bass | June 24 Report
April 5, 2018

Dex ChadseyMFCC member Hello My Fishing Cape Codders. Today I wanted to let you know about a unique opportunity to fish Block Island this October. There are currently 2 unfilled openings for our upcoming trip to Block Island this October. We have a very cool house with an amazing location already booked from Thursday, October 4

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MFCC Block Island Surfcasting Trip
August 14, 2017

Garet Suomala Hello MFCC! It’s your favorite fisherman again, and yes I am talking about myself – Garet Suomala. For those of you who don’t know me, here is a link to a little bit about myself. Today I will be talking about a fishing trip Ryan and I took along a Cape Cod Bay beach. I

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Chunking Mackerel for Cape Cod Striped Bass
June 17, 2017

Dex Chadsey Even though I have been fishing on the Cape since I was 8 years old, My Fishing Cape Cod has changed my fishing experience dramatically in many different ways.For example, I can remember being on Cape without a clue of where to fish, at least anywhere beyond my childhood fishing spots in Chatham.

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My Fishing Cape Cod: Beyond the Website
June 14, 2017

In the wee hours of Tuesday morning June 14th, while fishing a beach on Cape Cod, I happened upon a school of “slob” striped bass willing to crush big Danny Plugs on the surface in the pitch black.If you have never caught a giant striped bass using a Danny Plug at night, then you will

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“Slob Bass” on Danny Plugs | June 14 Video Report
December 24, 2016

Dex ChadseyMFCC member since 2013 Westport, located on the western side of Buzzards Bay, is a hidden gem for fishing. Westport may not technically be on Cape Cod, but the area is close enough (and fishy enough!) to warrant investigation. Westport supports a wide variety of fishing environments. One moment you think you’re at Cuttyhunk, the next

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Fishing Westport | The West Branch
December 16, 2016

Dex ChadseyMFCC member since 2013 I couldn’t be happier with my two dry tops. High quality gear is really important to me, as it lets me go out in any situation. No matter the weather, I know I will be comfortable and safe. I wear a Simms dry top during the summer, whenever I feel the need

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Best Dry Tops For Surfcasting In Stormy Weather
October 21, 2016

Last night I spent the hours of 7pm-10pm bouncing Al Gag’s Whip-It-Fish along the bottom of an inlet.

In this particular area, striped bass often “pave” the bottom, holding in shallow depressions waiting for a meal to be swept by.
A 1.5 ounce Whip-It-Fish (or other jig style lure) is the perfect weight for inlets like this one, in which the bottom is only around 10 feet deep.

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Jigging Inlets with Al Gag’s Whip-It-Fish
October 18, 2016

Before I dive into this report, I would like to mention that not all marinas allow fishing from their docks.

I recommend asking your local harbormaster if fishing is allowed, before you step foot onto the docks, especially at night.
However, if you can find a lighted marina where it is OK to fish (and if that marina is chock full of bait) you can do quite well during the month of October.

Last week during the howling NE winds, I had the opportunity to fish a lighted dock where stripers of 25+ pounds sometimes congregate.

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Shadow Fishing Marinas for Striped Bass
October 11, 2016

Ryan Collins I have just recently discovered the effectiveness of the needlefish when surfcasting Cape Cod at night for striped bass. Of course I knew all along how effective needlefish can be. For example my friend Danya Mahota even blogged about needlefish last year here on MFCC. Yet this season I have been casting needlefish with more

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Fishing the Tony Stetzko Needlefish