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Yellow perch are native to ponds throughout Cape Cod and southeastern Massachusetts. Fishing for yellow perch with lures and live bait can be very productive and a lot of fun, especially during late winter and early spring before the stripers arrive. An added bonus is that yellow perch are also a very delicious fish to eat! …
There was a lot of cigarette smoke swirling around the bait shop as I carefully twisted 220 pound wire around a black swivel. Bob, one of the regulars, had been telling fish stories about the good old days at Nauset beach, while simultaneously puffing his cigarette.I didn’t mind the smoke though. I was a 14 …
With spring on the horizon I wanted to post the dates of upcoming events I hope you’ll be able to attend! Looking ahead I’m hoping to add calendar functionality to the MFCC website to make it easier to keep up to speed with what’s going on, but in the meantime I figure this quick list …
In the second episode of season 7 of My Fishing Cape Cod TV I began by going bottom fishing for black sea bass with MFCC members Eddy Kooyomjian and Josh Sawyer, and Josh’s kids Jordan and Jason. In the episode I included a couple “calls to action” prompting viewers to visit this blog post for extra …
In the second part of today’s episode of My Fishing Cape Cod TV, I went kayak fishing at night with live eels for striped bass. If you’re interested in learning more about this trip, including the general area I was fishing, then please scroll below. Just make sure you’re logged-in as a MFCC member in order …
It still boggles my mind that it’s now possible to do a day trip to the Northeast Canyons, which are located about 100 miles south/southeast of Cape Cod & the Islands. As long as the wind is calm a trip to the canyons from Cape Cod takes about 3.5 hours. For a day trip, this means leaving …
In the first episode of season 7 of My Fishing Cape Cod TV, I had the opportunity to go fishing with captain Derek Barber and MFCC member Bruno Demir of Cape & Islands Mitsubishi. The weather during this trip (which happened on May 8th of 2023) was nothing short of spectacular. The winds were light and …
*Before fishing for sharks, vessel owners must obtain an Atlantic highly migratory species permit, with the shark endorsement. Please click here to learn more. In the first episode of season 7 of My Fishing Cape Cod TV I went thresher shark fishing for the first time in my life. A couple of years ago my …
Have you ever considered cooking fish with fresh dill and minced ginger? If not, then let me tell you that it’s not something to be missed. Fresh dill and minced ginger goes great on flounder, swordfish, cod and salmon. In addition to the minced ginger and fresh dill, in this weekend’s episode of My Fishing Cape …
Quahog is a universal term for any hard shell clam. Perhaps you are familiar with littleneck clams and cherry stone clams, which also fall under the general term of quahog. I imagine the word quahog probably comes from the indigenous Wampanoag language. The Wampanoag people lived happily on Cape Cod for thousands of years before Europeans …
The fishing community on Cape Cod is buzzing with excitement as we gear up for spring! And before we dive into this post and video about surfcasting, I’d like to remind you of a few upcoming events that are on the horizon…On March 30th in Hyannis we are hosting our big Season Kickoff EventOn May …
Sealing lures is perhaps the most daunting step of the building process. With so many potential methods, choosing one and practicing it properly is often times overwhelming. The purpose of this list is to give you a broad overview of the potential methods that can be used. Each has its advantages and drawbacks which should be …
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