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Summer is finally here on the Cape! Flat calm, hot, humid days are right around the corner. One of the most reliable ways of catching big striped bass from a boat during the dog days of summer, is via trolling leadcore line. Leadcore lines makes it easy to present a lure to big stripers, holding …
About a month ago, the crew at the Buzzard’s Bay Anglers Club asked me to give a talk on 3 Ways to Catch a Cow Striper this Spring on Cape Cod. I had a great time, met some awesome people and even bumped into a few My Fishing Cape Cod members which was very cool. …
With the amount of lures and tackle on the market today, it can sometimes get a little overwhelming trying to decide what to use in certain situations. Should I be trolling an umbrella rig, slinging a Sebile or drifting live bait?
...The tube and worm is one the strangest, yet most effective methods of catching striped bass in the waters surrounding Cape Cod. Three foot long tubes routinely catch two foot long striped bass. 18 inch tubes often catch bass pushing well into the 40 pound range.
...There are quite a few theories floating around about what the tube and worm imitates. It’s pretty easy to understand why. What on earth could a two foot long, gyrating piece of rubber, moving slowly through the water column actually resemble in the marine world?
...The tube and worm is one of the most productive and consistent striped bass fishing techniques around. Season after season the tube accounts for more big bass (at least in the area I typically fish) than any other technique.
...I’d first like to give a BIG thank you to everyone who attended the January 26th seminar at the Holly Tree Resort in Yarmouth. I had a great time meeting all you guys, and from what I’ve been hearing you guys enjoyed the night as well. I’m looking forward to hosting more fishing seminars in …
Often time’s anglers become puzzled as to what bait or lure to use in a certain scenario. There exists today hundreds of different ways to catch a striped bass.
...I was around 20 years old when I first took the Miss Loretta to Provincetown. We had just upgraded from a small skiff to a 21 foot walk-a-round. The 21 mile jaunt across Cape Cod Bay to Race Point had always seemed a bit too precarious in the skiff, but with the new boat came …
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