July 21, 2013

This Cape Cod fishing trip would begin with flat calm seas and end with miles of stripers. It is trips like this one that really amaze me and make me appreciate the current status of the striped bass fishery. I don’t think a trip like this one would be possible during the crash of the …

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Miles of Stripers
July 21, 2013

Continued from the post Miles of Stripers Wednesday July 17 This past Wednesday evening my father and I decided that it was in our best interest to trailer the boat down Cape, to where we knew the fish were. I had spent a couple dozen hours searching the depths of Cape Cod Bay earlier in …

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Miles of Stripers | Extended Report
July 19, 2013

This Cape Cod Bay fishing report will cover this entire past week, from Plymouth all the way down to Billingsgate Shoal. I burnt some serious gas the past few days and logged quite a few miles in an effort to find the bite. I am actually quite happy to be on land today-it’s a nice …

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Cape Cod Bay Fishing Report July 14-18
July 19, 2013

Continued from the post Cape Cod Bay Fishing Report July 14-18 Sunday July 14 Despite a fast start last Sunday, the limited amount of bass holding in the stretch from the East End of the Cape Cod Canal to Dennis fell off dramatically. I already wrote up a report for this particular trip which you …

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Extended Cape Cod Bay Fishing Report July 14-18
July 16, 2013

It was dark at 3:30 this morning in the town of Plymouth, Massachusetts. The air was warm and dense, and there was not a hint of wind. I could tell it was going to be a perfectly sunny, and hot, summer day. My plan was to fish Plymouth’s rocky coastline, an area which holds striped …

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Fishing Plymouth’s Rocky Coastline
July 16, 2013

As I walked south down the beach I kept my eyes peeled and ears open for any signs of life. It was so incredibly tranquil that a simple bait fish slapping the surface could easily be heard.

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Fishing Plymouth’s Rocky Coastline | Ellisville Harbor
July 14, 2013

The seas were flat calm with overcast skies and a little fog as Lauren and I splashed the boat. It’s been a little while since I used my boat, so it felt good to be back on the water. I think Lauren was excited too, considering this was her first time on the water this …

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Lauren Catches a Cow | Cape Cod Fishing Report July 14
July 14, 2013

We found fish early on in this trip which was great, however we really only got one shot at them before they disappeared. Lucky for us Lauren had the hot hand and was able to hook into a good one before the school vanished into the abyss. I did not weigh the bass but I …

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Lauren Catches a Cow | Cape Cod Fishing Report July 14
July 12, 2013

Most Cape Cod Canal fishing reports are saying that the fishing has been very hit and miss. Therefore, renewed motivation is the best way of describing what I felt after hearing a Cape Cod Canal fishing report about a buddy’s 40 pound striped bass. Needless to say, the good news of a big Canal striper …

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18 Hours at the Cape Cod Canal | July 10-12
July 12, 2013

Continued from the post 18 Hours at the Cape Cod Canal I headed down to the Ditch on Tuesday night around 9pm and began my fishing at the East Entrance during the end of the flood tide. It was as flat calm as it gets with absolutely no wind and very little mosquito life, which …

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18 Hours at the Cape Cod Canal | July 10-12 Extended Report
July 9, 2013

This past week my buddies Jason Mazzola and Andrew Massard hooked and landed a 400 pound giant bluefin tuna. By no means are we tuna experts, but we have logged in some serious time and effort over the years trying to figure out how to catch these impressive fish. Needless to say all that time …

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