May 9 2024

May 8 Report with Amy of Sports Port

by Ryan Collins

The My Fishing Cape Cod Podcast provides fishing reports from Cape Cod bait & tackle shops and local experts, all to help you catch more fish on Cape Cod! 

Enjoy one free report per week, or join MFCC as a member (or login with your username/password) to access additional reports published every couple of days May-October here on the website. 

Amy Wrightson of Sports Port in Hyannis joins our podcast host Kevin Collins for the first episode of the 2024 My Fishing Cape Cod Podcast, presented by Cape & Islands Mitsubishi.

Amy provides first hand reports of migratory striped bass arriving here on Cape Cod in good numbers. She has seen and heard reports of schoolie sized fish and keeper sized fish on the south side.

In addition, the ground fishing has been steady during the first week of May. Amy provides detailed information on Tautog, Sea Bass, and Scup as well as Squid and Blue Fish as well!

Lastly, Amy gives us a freshwater report for the kettle ponds of Cape Cod and what lures and baits are working well for Brown Trout and Large Mouth Bass.

Tight lines, take care, and thank you for listening! ðŸŽ£

About the author 

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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