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April 16, 2014
There was not a soul around as I made my way into the woods. It was only minutes before I saw another hawk, and then an osprey flying high in the sky. I feel that having these birds around is a good sign because they too are hoping to catch ...
January 23, 2014
I think cabin fever is setting in. Every few days I get an itching to be outside, even if the air temperatures are well below freezing. So far this winter I have spent a lot of time combing the Cape's beaches, recording aerial footage that I will be using in the ...
January 1, 2014
In various spots throughout Cape Cod, big striped bass venture in close to shore among rocks and boulders. Odds are you will have to put your time in to find them, because these areas are tough to fish and often bass only come within casting range for a few short ...
October 23, 2013
After spending Day 1 at Cuttyhunk scouting and exploring the island, I was pretty eager to actually do some fishing on Day 2. On Day 1 the wind was blowing from the west at 20 mph which made fishing Cuttyhunk's western-facing shoreline very challenging. ...
October 23, 2013
Continued from the post Cuttyhunk Fishing Report | Day 2 I had fished just about every nook and cranny from the Cuttyhunk Fishing Club, to The Bowl, 3 Rocks right up to The Pyramids. So far I was 0-5 on fish. Even though I had not hooked a bass, broke my ...
October 21, 2013
Fishing Cuttyhunk Island is something I have wanted to do since I read about Charlie Cinto’s 73 pound striped bass, caught off Cuttyhunk in 1967. Legendary stripers, like Cinto’s previous world record catch ...
July 2, 2013
Before I jump into this report, I want to share with you a quick tip for fishing the back waters of estuaries with live eels. Many of the bass you will encounter will be on the smaller end of the spectrum. To give yourself a chance of hooking these small ...
May 12, 2013
Continued from the post A Double Header of Tautog and Stripers from Shore That first tautog was actually quite challenging for me to catch. I began the trip by using one of those generic tautog rigs that is made out of heavy wire and all sorts of terminal tackle. Something ...
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