Fishing reports, videos and more.
The smell hit me first.Standing on my boat the morning of June 26th, 2023 at Stellwagen Bank, I could actually smell the whales’ breath—that distinctive fishy, musty odor that tells you humpbacks are surfacing way too close for comfort. Thick fog had already forced me to abandon my plans to film giant bluefin tuna, and …
This past Saturday morning, November 15th, I woke at 3 AM to a sight that makes any angler’s heart race—trees standing perfectly still against a star-filled sky. At 34 degrees with zero wind, conditions were ideal for chasing late-season stripers in Cape Cod’s hidden backwater sanctuaries. While I can’t reveal the exact location—I can share something …
Today we’re excited to announce our My Fishing Cape Cod Hat Giveaway – your chance to snag one of three classic MFCC hats!What’s Up for Grabs?We’re giving away three premium My Fishing Cape Cod hats (valued at $30 each) featuring our classic design. These aren’t just any fishing hats – they’re conversation starters, connection makers, and the …
The weather is cool but the fishing is not—at least for the diehard anglers from MFCC. It’s been a good fall, with some above-average temperatures sandwiched between strong winds that can make getting out fishing a real challenge. But with colder weather on our doorstep, MFCC members are quickening their transitions, from chasing tuna, false albacore, …
How I traded my fishing pole for an underwater camera and spent 4 days off Cape Cod capturing footage nobody had ever seen before. They say the best camera is the one you have with you. But what happens when you trade away your fishing pole for an underwater camera, and a dream that might be …
My Fishing Cape Cod member Jeff Boswell is a long time resident of Plymouth, Massachusetts. Growing up along the shores of Plymouth Harbor, he discovered his passion for saltwater fishing at an early age. Since joining MFCC in 2019, Jeff has transformed his recreational passion into an ever-expanding adventure, pushing the boundaries of his fishing expertise …
Welcome to the Offseason Chronicles, a new weekly series running from November through April. Each week we’ll deliver member stories, tactical insights, gear breakdowns, and preparation strategies to keep you sharp and ready for 2026. Combined with The Insider Series, Offseason Saturday Surprises, The Weekly Spot, The Member Spotlight Podcast Series and our 2026 Live Zoominar Series, …
Unlocking the Vault This WinterIn addition to our Offseason Saturday Surprises, our Member Spotlight Podcast Series, and our 2026 Live Zoominars, I’m excited to announce another special something for the off-season The Insider Series—a collection of never-before-published seminar recordings from some of Cape Cod’s most respected charter captains local anglers, and My Fishing Cape Cod …
Welcome to another Offseason Saturday Surprise! Throughout November to April, we’re running bi-weekly members-only giveaways featuring tackle, trips, and more. It’s all part of keeping the MFCC community engaged and connected during the offseason – because around here, the passion for fishing never sleeps, even when the fishing slows down. 🎣 Guppy Lures produces premium …
Captain Tyler Putney timed our October 26th Striper Charter departure out of Bass River perfectly, and we were treated to a spectacular sunrise over flatwater just as we rounded Monomoy Point. There is something about that first warm glow of orange that always gives me a jolt of adrenaline, like my body is reminding me …
The sun was just coming up over the calm water of Taylor’s Marina in Bourne. It was a cool and clear late October morning – perfect for my final group fishing trip of the year. This would be my second trip in a row with Captain Tyler. Last month we went after stripers with live pogies, …
As the 2025 fishing season winds down on Cape Cod, anglers who are willing to brave the increasingly unpredictable fall weather are still finding plenty of reasons to get on the water. Amy Wrightson of Sports Port in Hyannis reports that despite recent gales and nor’easters that have churned up the coastline, both striped bass and tautog continue to provide excellent action across multiple zones around the Cape.
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