March 30 2023

Inshore Cod Fishing in Cape Cod Bay?…Yes, It’s Possible!

by Charlie Lewis
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When it comes to cod, the first thing that comes to most people’s minds is offshore deepwater fishing.

While most successful cod fishing takes place in cold, deepwater grounds, there are oases closer to shore that provide pretty reliable fishing if you know what to look for.

When conditions are right (and when the small cod season window is open to recreational anglers) it’s worth giving this historic Cape Cod fishery a shot! 


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Charlie Lewis

Charlie grew up on the water and along the beach. He does it all whether it be lobstering, striper fishing or freshwater fishing, and he enjoys sharing the experience with others. Charlie has been a member of My Fishing Cape Cod since 2018.


    • I’ve heard about occasional catches out by Sow and Pigs Reef off Cuttyhunk and off Westport, but I haven’t heard of any catches recently in Upper Buzzard’s Bay or in the Sounds.

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