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Welcome to another edition of the My Fishing Cape Cod Podcast presented by Cape & Islands Mitsubishi! In this episode, Amy Wrightson of Sports Port in Hyannis, MA joins the show to chat about Black Sea Bass, Tautog, Scup, Striped Bass, and Squid! Promising reports from the South Side of Cape Cod of fleets of boats …
Striped bass and black sea bass fishing is dominating the discussion inside our members’ forum right now, however lets be sure to not forget about the porgies! The month of June is probably the most popular month for porgy fishing on Cape Cod. Porgies are bottom-dwelling carnivores which feed on a variety of different crustaceans, minnows, …
Imagine for a moment that you’ve transported back to the American Industrial Revolution of the early 1800’s. Factories are dumping millions of gallons of raw, untreated sewage into rivers and streams, and dams are being installed that completely prohibit the migration of fish.All the while, Mother Nature seems to supply an endless chain of resources. …
Estuaries and marshes have always been early-season hot spots for several important reasons. First, the water in estuaries can be 10 degrees warmer than the ocean. Second, many estuaries are home to herring runs. The month of May can be a great time to fish Cape Cod’s numerous marshes and estuaries. In fact, it’s where I’ve …
In this edition of the My Fishing Cape Cod Podcast presented by Cape & Islands Mitsubishi, host Kevin Collins is joined by Sam Mullen of the Goose Hummock Shop. Sam breaks down a windy weekend weather report which will keep most folks on land for the start of Sea Bass season. However, there are many quality …
Evan Eastman of Eastman’s Sport & Tackle in Falmouth joins our podcast host Kevin Collins for another episode of the 2024 My Fishing Cape Cod Podcast, presented by Cape & Islands Mitsubishi.In this podcast, Evan gives a detailed Falmouth surfcasting report for the beach and salt ponds. He breaks down weekend tides for the best …
The Massachusetts black sea bass fishing season typically opens during the third week of May. After a long winter, many anglers can’t wait to go black sea bass fishing – including me! Not only are black sea bass some of the best tasting fish we have here on Cape, but they are also very fun to …
I love fishing for tog! They’re a blast to catch when you get into a “tautog blitz” where you get bites on every drop. Plus they’re perhaps my favorite fish to eat. The icing on the cake is catching a few nice striped bass in addition to the tog. That’s exactly what happened during my most …
This article was originally published during the spring of 2017, and has been updated for the 2024 season. Hello everyone! I hope the spring run is treating you well, and that you’re able to spend some time on the water. The bass are certainly here, with the bigger ones beginning to show up too!The Super …
*If you missed this report when we originally published it, then have no worries. I plan on rolling out text updates so members can receive these reports via text as soon as we publish them. Stay tuned!In this episode of the podcast, which was recorded on Thursday May 9th, our host Kevin Collins interviews AJ …
Amy Wrightson of Sports Port in Hyannis joins our podcast host Kevin Collins for the first episode of the 2024 My Fishing Cape Cod Podcast, presented by Cape & Islands Mitsubishi.Amy provides first hand reports of migratory striped bass arriving here on Cape Cod in good numbers. She has seen and heard reports of schoolie …
Come meet people who love to fish the beach at our 5th annual Surfcasters’ Meetup! The meetup will take place from 8am-10am this Saturday May 11th at Sandy Neck Beach in Barnstable. This a free meetup that’s open to My Fishing Cape Cod members as well as the general public. You’ll also have the opportunity to …
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