Fishing reports, videos and more.
If you’re available this Sunday, it would be terrific to see you at the 2015 My Fishing Cape Cod breakfast. All are welcome!The video below goes into detail about what to expect at this year’s event. Click play to check it out.
...Welcome to the first episode of the 2015 My Fishing Cape Cod podcast! This season I anticipate publishing these podcasts on a consistent basis, to help keep you updated with how the fishing is on Cape Cod. In this first episode, my cousin Kevin and I interview two very knowledgeable local fishermen who will be appearing …
I am happy to report that this morning I caught my first striped bass of the 2015 season. Woo hoo! The following report is shorter than usual because I want to get back to fishing ASAP. I will be publishing more in-depth reports (with video) over the next several days so definitely stay tuned. Until then, here is …
I discovered just how effective the white slow-sinking Sebile Magic Swimmer can be during the spring of 2014. The lure caught me a lot of fish during the day and at night.Sebile Magic Swimmers are a great choice for beginners. This video explains the basics of how to use this popular plug for striped bass …
This week has lots of potential! Many kettle ponds on Cape are finally ice-free, which for me means it’s time to give freshwater a shot. Trout will be my main target this week, but I’m not giving up on holdover striped bass either. Keep an eye on those water temps too, because once it hits …
Last night I fished one of Buzzard’s Bay’s most noteworthy spring fishing spots. In the real old days US presidents like Grover Cleveland would fish here for stripers, trout and plenty of other species.People have actually been fishing this area since well before the Pilgrims landed. This particular estuary (and others nearby) used to harbor …
Right now I am combing through some estuary in search of holdover striped bass. This is my first time out since my trip last week – I am pretty pumped to give holdovers another try.So you can expect to see a new fishing report published here on the blog very soon. In the meantime I would like …
This is a guest post from Dex Chadsey, who first joined MFCC back in 2013. I am excited to have Dex contributing to MFCC! I recently saw this post by MFCC member Ron Enos, in the Cape Cod Canal section of our forum…“Gonna head down (to the Canal) in a couple of weeks and practice …
The temperature was cold and snow was falling, on a late winter day nearly 10 years ago. My cousin Kevin and I were trudging through a muddy estuary on Cape Cod, in search of holdover stripers.Catching holdover stripers on Cape Cod had, up until this point, been a cold and difficult endeavor for me. I …
My favorite thing to do right now is hike several miles to remote shore fishing locations and catch fish far away from roads and parking lots. However I understand that not everyone is able, or interested in walking that far to catch a fish.This season my friend Garet Suomala will be assisting me in highlighting …
Temperatures hit 40 degrees today and at least a little snow began to melt. Can you believe it? Spring is nearly here!This slight increase in air temp got me thinking about splashing the boat. If you own a boat, kayak or anything else that floats, you can probably relate to how I feel right about …
Catching tautog from shore on Cape Cod during the spring is a blast! Plus it is super simple fishing. No expensive gear or boat required.In this post I’ll share with you a quick video overview of the concept, and also provide MFCC members with some locations I feel will produce tautog from shore this spring.
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