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This season I’ve been having fun fishing with members of My Fishing Cape Cod. It’s been great meeting you! Plus we’ve enjoyed catching some awfully nice fish in some very beautiful areas of the Cape.In this post I would like to let you know how you could win an August striper fishing trip with me …
This is part #2 of a series of fluke fishing on Cape Cod.To read part #1 about locations click here and to read part #3 about the finer details click here.John D. SilvaGear and tackle for deepwater fluking starts with a stout, medium or medium-light spinning or bait-casting rod. The reel should have a smooth, …
This trip began in the dark at 4am with my good friend Tyler. I was chomping at the bit because I had lost a fish of 700-800 pounds a few days prior to this trip. On top of that I had marked quite a few giants on the sonar.So we started heading east when I …
This is part #1 of a three part series on fluke fishing Cape Cod via boat. Make sure to also check out Part #2 Gear & Tackle as well as Part #3 The Finer DetailsJohn D. SilvaThanks in part to sound management in recent years by state fishery agencies along the upper east coast, previously …
The morning began with my Dad and I launching my 26 foot Sea Vee. We started running out and began marking bait and were able to put a few macks in the live well.Then we headed east as the fog got heavier and heavier. By the time we got to our fishing spot visibility was …
Andrew MassardAn 11:30 a.m. departure time from Oyster Harbors was more than fine by me! With this being our first canyon trip of the year, we decided it would be a smart move to get lines in the water mid-day, before a possible hot and heavy sunset bite.Calm seas and a smooth ride made for …
Yesterday I caught up with Jeff Miller of Canal Bait & Tackle and we chatted about how the fishing has been lately at the Cape Cod Canal. According to Jeff, there have been several huge fish caught recently, including one bass that tipped the scales at a whopping 49 pounds!However, most of the fish caught …
Ryan Franklin I pulled into the beach parking lot a little after 7:30 pm, which is earlier than I typically start surfcasting for sharks. I had heard from a friend that there had recently been a good bite at dusk, so there I was ready to go nice and early. The beach which I have …
Exploring new areas and going on adventures are two of the things I enjoy most about running this blog. This past Thursday I decided to launch my boat from an area of Cape Cod which is relatively new to me.22 hours later and I found myself finally back at home, exhausted yet oddly energized by …
Last summer we began to expand the MFCC website into offshore fishing for yellowfin tuna, bigeye tuna, mahi mahi and a variety of other exciting species you typically only encounter out at the Canyons. My Fishing Cape Codders Andrew Massard and Mike Starr lead the charge by making multiple trips offshore, and then sharing their …
I prefer to venture off on my own and explore areas where no one else is fishing, but sometimes you have no choice but to join the fleet! This was the situation MFCC member Jake Vorce and I found ourselves in on Monday of this week.The below video report recaps our experience on the water. …
This is a guest report from MFCC member Jake Vorce. On July 6 Jake and I headed out on my boat for a day of striped bass fishing. This report written by Jake recaps the experience. The Sunday of the 4th of July weekend had almost come to a close, and I thought that the …
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