Fishing reports, videos and more.
There’s something special about a fishing report that comes to you live — not from a dock at the end of the day with hazy recollections, but from the boat itself, lines in the water, fish being landed in real time. That’s exactly what MFCC member Bruno Demir provides in this edition of the My Fishing Cape Cod Podcast.
...If you’ve been waiting for a sign to dust off your rod, load up the truck, and make the drive to the Cape Cod Canal, this is it. According to AJ Coots of Red Top Sporting Goods in Buzzards Bay, the Canal has been producing striped bass at a pace that far exceeds what anglers saw at this same point in 2025. The fish are here, they’re hungry, and there are multiple ways to get them.
...The 2026 Cape Cod fishing season is officially underway, and if this first report from Sam Mullen of the Goose Hummock Shop in Orleans is any indication, it’s shaping up to be a season worth getting excited about. From freshwater trout in the kettle ponds to migratory striped bass pushing through the Cape Cod Canal and Cape Cod Bay, there’s plenty of action to be had.
...For some anglers, fishing is a solitary pursuit born of necessity rather than choice. Danielle Rea knows this reality well. Growing up in a Connecticut beach community with an avid fisherman father, she developed a lifelong passion for the sport, but as an adult, she often found herself fishing alone. That changed when she discovered the …
A Note About This Interview Before we jump into today’s post, a quick heads up: this interview was recorded some time ago and sat on the shelf while life got busy. But the insights shared here are just too valuable to leave unpublished. The techniques, strategies, and experiences discussed are timeless and absolutely worth your time. …
Tyler is an accomplished blue fin tuna fisherman, charter boat captain, sportsman, and conservationist. He joins us to talk about his background in marine science, his entrepreneurship and grass roots activism, and the issues most important to him regarding the environment and fisheries impacting our local residents.
...In today’s podcast and blog post, we introduce you to longtime My Fishing Cape Cod Member, Carol Girard-Irwin. For Carol, fishing has been a lifelong passion that began during childhood summers spent in Beach Haven, New Jersey. While her father preferred trolling from his 33-foot boat, Carol discovered early on that her true calling was a …
A Central Massachusetts native who now calls Cape Cod home, Anthony Besaw’s journey from freshwater to saltwater fishing reflects his deep-rooted passion for the sport. Anthony exemplifies the heart of MFCC—a dedicated angler whose genuine connections and community spirit have transformed forum friendships into lifelong bonds. Click play below to listen to our interview with Anthony, or …
In today’s podcast and blog post, longtime MFCC member Gretchen Stiers discusses her fishing journey, memorable catches, and the strong sense of community she’s found through My Fishing Cape Cod. As a resident of Eastham, MA and MFCC member since 2020, Stiers has become an active participant in both the forum and local fishing community.We …
In today’s podcast and blog post, My Fishing Cape Cod member Tim O’Connor shares his most notable experiences and takeaways from his first year as a member. For many anglers, finding a community of like-minded fishing enthusiasts can transform their fishing experience. Tim is a native of Hull, Massachusetts and found MFCC the key to unlocking …
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 …
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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