August 29 2021

Hundreds of Albies and WE STILL CAN’T HOOK UP!

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During this trip I went albie fishing for the first time this season aboard my boat the Miss Loretta. 

Joining me for this trip was My Fishing Cape Cod member Brian Blair, and my old college buddy Sean Kelly.

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Despite being surrounded by hundreds of false albacore, we still could not hook up.

Click play below to see what I mean! 👇

*Members of My Fishing Cape Cod can get daily albie reports, and learn more about the general area where this was filmed, by visiting this albie and bonito thread inside our forum.

Eventually we did hook one albie, but unfortunately it popped off the hook soon before we were able to land it.

Regardless it was a cool experience seeing so many fish. 

What do you think about this video? Please LMK by commenting below!

Tight lines ?

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Ryan Collins

Ryan Collins founded My Fishing Cape Cod to share his lifelong passion for the region's exceptional fisheries. Growing up on Cape Cod's beaches and fishing since kindergarten, Ryan transformed his love for the sport into one of New England's most trusted fishing media platforms and membership communities. Based in Bourne, Massachusetts, he produces educational content that helps thousands of anglers experience Cape Cod's world-class fishing while promoting sustainable practices and marine conservation. For Ryan, being on the water remains the ultimate reward—catching fish is simply a bonus.

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