Fishing reports, videos and more.
Saltwater fishing is in full swing, and the heat of summertime has settled into the Cape & Islands region. Bluefin tuna, stripers, bluefish, fluke and bonito are all options right now. In today’s Cape Cod fishing report podcast we cover as much as we can pack into a 32 minute episode!
...Today we have a new Nantucket fishing report with your host (and my cousin) Kevin Collins, and Matt Reinemo of Nantucket Tackle Center. In this report you’ll hear about how the fishing has been on Nantucket for stripers, bluefish, fluke and tuna. We’ll also chat about the opportunities to come for bonito and other more exotic species. Please …
Today we have another brand new mini-podcast to share with you about fishing for school-size bluefin tuna. In this report we interview My Fishing Cape Codder Matt Malloy.Last week Matt and his dad Tim had a successful trip trolling off Cape for schoolie bluefins. In today’s podcast you’ll hear all about the trip, as well …
In this 10 minute podcast we get a full Nantucket Sound fishing report from MFCC Bruno Demir of Cape & Islands Mitsubishi. In this report you’ll hear the latest updates for black sea bass, stripers and other fishing happening in Nantucket Sound and beyond. Please click play below to listen!
...One year ago on June 4th 2020, I had a unique opportunity to film and photograph a school of hundreds of striped bass as they hunted sand eels along the bottom and on the surface. In this video, we primarily utilized epoxy jigs which closely imitated the profile of the sand eels which the bass …
MFCC InternDespite the recent stretch of less-than-stellar weather, local ocean water temperatures have pushed into the mid 50’s, and striped bass fishing along the Massachusetts coastline is yielding consistent success, with larger fish being caught more frequently by the day. Most notably, migratory fish in the 30 inch range and beyond are becoming increasingly common. In …
Yellow perch are native to Cape Cod’s ponds, and fishing for yellow perch with lures and live bait can be very productive during late winter and early spring. This past week on March 9th I headed out freshwater fishing in hopes of catching enough big yellow perch to make a meal.Regardless of whether or not I …
Our first MFCC apparel pre-sale of 2021 is happening now over in our online store, with orders going out by the end of February. We also have hats and canal bags in stock and ready to ship! In addition to adult sized tees, hoodies and quarter zips, we also have youth, toddler and infant sized sweatshirts, …
As the middle of winter settles onto Cape Cod and New England, I find that myself and many other anglers are already looking forward to new fishing possibilities in 2021! Although the past year has been long and tumultuous at times, many of us in the angling community (from welcomed newcomers to even the most experienced …
Your host: Kevin CollinsWelcome to another edition of the My Fishing Cape Cod Chronicles podcast. I’m your host Kevin Collins (cousin of Ryan of MFCC). Today we interview Nick Caparell, who’s been a member of My Fishing Cape Cod since 2017. You might recognize Nick from his posts here on MFCC inside the forum, or from his photos …
On Thursday May 21st I was able to capture some pretty cool underwater footage of stripers on Cape Cod following and “engulfing” a 3 inch long brown and white fly. The following clip was filmed during the last hour of the incoming tide. Conditions were bright and sunny with little wind, which made for really ideal …
Today I’m happy to announce that select episodes of My Fishing Cape Cod TV are now available on Rokus worldwide, on the newPlymouth Rock TV Roku channel. It has been a pleasure working together with the team from Plymouth Rock TV to help make this possible. If you own a Roku, then simply do a search on …
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