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This episode was recorded on the afternoon of Wednesday August 10th and published this morning on MFCC. In this show we chat with MFCC founder Ryan Collins about clamming, foraging, fish from rocks, and what’s been happening around the My Fishing Cape Cod community.We also check-in with CJ from the Goose Hummock Shop in Orleans …
Uncover the General Area I Was FishingMembers of My Fishing Cape Cod can click below to learn the general area of the Outer Cape that I was fishing in this video. Uncover the General Area The National Seashore beaches of Outer Cape Cod are referred to by many as “the best beaches on Cape Cod” …
This report was originally sent in an email newsletter on August 6th. If you aren’t already receiving our email updates, then you can start receiving them for free here. It’s another hot and humid day on Cape Cod, with mostly sunny skies, southwest winds and temperatures in the high 80’s. There’s been plenty of action …
After an absolutely smoking June the bottom fell out of my shore fishing. The usual transition from the sound to the bay went as smoothly as an Ikea furniture assembly with no instructions. I was able to scratch the itch with some boat fish through the generosity of my neighbor, but others weren’t so lucky, …
Over the past couple of weeks I have really enjoyed using my drone and underwater cameras to film fish and marine wildlife on Cape Cod. If you were able to watch the recent menhaden or humpback videos then you know what I mean! I really enjoy the challenge and reward of filming fish in unique …
Today I would like to give members of My Fishing Cape Cod the opportunity to access a video presentation with Jimmy the Greek of On Time Charters. Captain Jimmy is one of the most skilled fluke fisherman in the area and we were very fortunate to have him share his fluke fishing trips with us …
Several years ago on a summer day out on the shifting shoals southeast of Monomoy Island, my brother Mark tied into a nice fluke. His medium heavy, fast action rod had a big parabolic bend in it, with the tip dipping into the water as he was reeling and cranking slowly, with purpose and intent. …
There’s been a lot of talk recently in the news about the breaching juvenile humpback whale that landed on a boat off Plymouth, Massachusetts this past weekend on Sunday July 24th. The incident caught my attention, but I wasn’t all that surprised it happened, because humpback whales have been breaching while feeding on menhaden off …
This article was originally published during the summer of 2021. Growing up on the Cape I was always influenced by the water. I spent my childhood with a fishing rod in my hands. In 2015 I finally decided to get my captain’s license and give chartering a shot. Right out of the gate I started running …
In today’s member-only podcast report we talk about everything from freshwater bass fishing to giant bluefin tuna! First up is MFCC founder Ryan Collins who fills us in on the Cape Cod Bay pogie situation. Ryan also offers some simple tips and recommendations for how to troll live pogies. We then take a trip through …
Yesterday I stumbled across largest school of pogies I have seen in my entire life! The school was 2 miles long (perhaps longer) and several hundred yards wide. I have no idea how many menhaden the school contained but I would estimate it to be in the millions. I had my DJI Mavic 2 Zoom drone …
So far this season I’ve been saving a lot of my favorite drone and underwater footage for this winter’s season of My Fishing Cape Cod TV. However, today I wanted to share a cool clip of a giant bluefin tuna for members of MFCC to check out. This fish was hooked on a live mackerel on …
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