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Ryan Collins The 2018 My Fishing Cape Cod Derby is now at its mid-point and some impressive fish have been submitted by our members. Some awesome prizes have been awarded too! Today we have two new items that are being added as prizes for the derby. In addition, we have a fun new category to help …
Kevin Collins Hello and welcome to the 13th episode of the 2018 My Fishing Cape Cod podcast! In this episode we have a ton of exciting news to share with you from this past week of fishing on Cape Cod. In this podcast you will learn about the influx of massive pogie schools, how the fishing …
Ryan Collins The Cape Cod Salties, a sport fishing organization that dates back to 1962, has a plan to enlarge the Yarmouth Tire Reef, also called the “Tire Pile.” The Salties are going to enlarge the reef by adding demolition debris from the bridge that once carried the railroad over the northern part of Bass River, …
Ryan Collins During this offshore canyons trip we arrived at this location at around 7:30 in the morning. Within just a few minutes MFCC member Kurt Saraceno, his dad Ted and friend Curtis had our 8 rod spread fishing nicely behind the boat. Suddenly and without any warning several of the spreader bars got smashed by …
Lauren Collins One morning about seven years ago when it was still early in my relationship with Ryan, I was awoken by the pungent smell of fish and salt water. I opened my eyes and there standing above me was Ryan, his face full of excitement and eagerness to tell me all about his morning of …
Kevin Collins Hello and welcome to another edition of the 2018 My Fishing Cape Cod podcast! This episode was recorded earlier today (Friday July 20th) and we have a ton of exciting news to share with you. In this podcast you will get the latest fishing reports from all over Cape Cod, including some of the …
Ryan Collins One can only imagine how good the fishing must of been in Plymouth Bay when the Pilgrims first arrived in 1620. In fact, General William Bradford even wrote that it was possible to walk across Plymouth Bay on the backs of striped bass. The early settlers even fed 3-4 foot long lobsters to their …
Ryan Collins Start a membership before September 1st and be automatically entered to win a fall run Cape Cod surfcasting trip with me! The winner will explore and fish a beautiful and remote section of beach here on Cape Cod with myself and another member from MFCC, during either September or October (whatever works best for …
Kevin Collins Hello and welcome to another addition of the My Fishing Cape Cod podcast! It’s been a beautiful week here on Cape Cod – both the weather and the fish have been cooperating. The recent summer heat has not slowed down the fishing one bit. In fact, many areas on Cape are holding both big …
Phil Howarth The concept of the Mojo rig has been around for a long time, and Mojos have been fished extensively from Chesapeake up to New Jersey. I feel Mojos are going to be a big hit on the Cape this summer. They have proven to be deadly for catching big stripers, because Mojos mimic the …
Kurt Saraceno We left the Nantucket Boat Basin at 3:00am on July 4th for a day trip to the canyons. The weather forecast called for winds less than ten knots and a 3-5 foot swell. Unfortunately on the way out, the fog made for some interesting navigation and it took us a little longer to get …
Ryan Collins During the heat of summer on Cape Cod, the waters east of Chatham are deep and cold, especially compared to the shallow and warm waters of Nantucket and Vineyard Sound. Not far offshore the bottom drops off considerably and depths of 100 feet are located within just a few miles of the beach. …
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