October 4 2015

A Good Start To The Derby, Despite Difficult Weather

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So far the first ever My Fishing Cape Cod Derby is off to a terrific start!

The leading 28.4 pound fish was caught Friday night by MFCC member Matt Bach. I was all sorts of pumped up when Matt submitted a catch and this photo of the striper.

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matt bach 28.4 pound derby striper

Nice fish Matt!

Then I got myself on the leaderboard Saturday morning with this 16 pound fish.

Boulderfield striped bass on cape cod

Next up was MFCC member Dex Chadsey, who picked off a bright 20 pounder this morning in rough conditions.

Dex Chadsey 20 pound striped bass

Take a close look at the "nose" of Dex's fish above. The fish has an indented face. Do you think this fish was born like that? Perhaps he's been caught before?​

I'm not 100% sure, but I have caught several of these "indented" stripers before.

Captain Cullen Lundholm is currently sitting in first for the Best Report category for recording this audio report that has so far been shared 67 times on Facebook.

Giant Bluefin tuna cape cod bent rod

The reports with the most Facebook shares will win the Best Report category. The Best Report category is perfect for creative writers, talented photographers and visionary videographers!

Join the Fun

All are welcome to participate in this year's derby. Check in daily at our leaderboard for updates.

We have some unique prizes up for grabs, including all expense paid fishing trips to Cuttyhunk Island. You can view the rest of the prizes by clicking here.

And remember, you do not have to catch the largest striper to win prizes! The Best Report category is perfect for anglers who can write, photograph and video the fishing experience.

What do you think? Let me know by commenting below.

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