July 8 2019

New “Fishing Challenges” From My Fishing Cape Cod

2  comments

Ryan Collins

My Fishing Cape Cod Challenges are fishing competitions for members of MFCC and their friends and family.

If you fish hard this July and remember to submit your fish here through the website, then you'll have a chance to win some awesome prizes!

Today I would like to unveil the new challenges, and also congratulate some new winners. If you plan on fishing on Cape this July, then please read on.

More...


New Challenges

Below is the list of MFCC Challenges that are currently up for grabs.

  • Largest July striped bass on the fly rod
  • Largest July striped bass from the canal
  • Largest July striped bass from shore (excluding the canal)
  • Biggest before/after trash cleanup
  • First 20 inch scup
  • First Weakfish
  •  First Legal Size Fluke from the Cape Cod Canal

As long as you are a member of My Fishing Cape Cod, then you can submit fish and have a chance of winning one of our prize packs.

Please read on below to learn the details behind each challenge. ?

  • Largest July striped bass on the fly rod
cheeky fly fishing tournament fly

The fish must be caught while fishing with a fly rod within the confines of this map. Catch and release is encouraged. Please take a length and girth measurement and submit your catch here. Fish must be at least 30 inches to be submitted. Most inches (length + girth) wins! At least one high quality photo of the fish clearly showing its size must be submitted. In addition to winning a prize pack, the winner will have an optional opportunity to submit a 500 word report about the experience which could be featured on My Fishing Cape Cod.

  • Largest July striped bass from shore (excluding the Cape Cod Canal)

The fish must be caught while fishing from shore within the confines of this map. Catch and release is encouraged. Please take a length and girth measurement and submit your catch here. Fish must be at least 36 inches to be submitted. Most inches (length + girth) wins! At least one high quality photo of the fish clearly showing its size must be submitted. In addition to winning a prize pack, the winner will have an optional opportunity to submit a 500 word report about the experience which could be featured on My Fishing Cape Cod.

  • Largest July striped bass from the canal

The fish must be caught while fishing from shore within the confines of this map. Catch and release is encouraged. Please take a length and girth measurement and submit your catch here. Fish must be at least 40 inches long to be submitted. Most inches (length + girth) wins! At least one high quality photo of the fish clearly showing its size must be submitted. In addition to winning a prize pack, the winner will have an optional opportunity to submit a 500 word report about the experience which could be featured on My Fishing Cape Cod.

  • Biggest before/after trash cleanup

This challenge will be open now through the end of Labor Day Weekend. The challenge will be to see who can cleanup the most impressive amount of trash from their favorite fishing spots, whether it be at the canal, on the beach, or somewhere else. Please take photos of the trash in the rocks, dunes etc. and also please take a photo of you with your bags of trash (similar to the photo above). You may submit multiple trash entries. Whoever picks up the most impressive amount of trash now through Labor Day Weekend will be our winner. I also hope to share your photos on My Fishing Cape Cod to help inspire other people to do the same. ????

  • First 20 inch scup

For this challenge, I am interested in seeing if anyone can catch an absolutely monster scup of 20 inches or more. Please make sure you get a photo of the scup next to a tape measure. Additional high quality photos of the angler holding the scup are encouraged when you submit your catch. The winner will also have an optional opportunity to write a 500 word report about the experience which will be featured on My Fishing Cape Cod.

  • First Weakfish 

The fish must be caught while fishing from shore within the confines of this map. Catch and release is encouraged. Please submit your catch here. At least one high quality photo of the fish must be submitted. In addition to winning a prize pack, the winner will have an optional opportunity to submit a 500 word report about the experience which could be featured on My Fishing Cape Cod.

  • First Legal Size Fluke from the Cape Cod Canal

The fish must be caught while fishing from the banks of the Cape Cod Canal. Please submit your catch here. At least one high quality photo of the fish clearly showing its size must be submitted. In addition to winning a prize pack, the winner will have an optional opportunity to submit a 500 word report about the experience which could be featured on My Fishing Cape Cod.


Latest Winners!

On June 19th during a charter with MFCC member Billy Mitchell, Chris Kline and crew completed a Cape Cod "Grand Slam" by catching a striper, fluke, black sea bass and scup all in one trip.

Chris will receive a prize pack consisting of a MFCC hat, flag, bumper stickers and plug bag. Also included are lures from Ocean Born, Poombah, Daddy Mac, and GT Ice Cream. A copy of Tail fly fishing magazine and Fishing the Cape Cod Canal is included, along with two fish measures from TowBoatUS Cape Cod/Plymouth.

Learn more about this Cape Cod "Grand Slam"


Do You Have An Idea For A Challenge?

In conclusion I hope you are enjoying an awesome Fourth of July Holiday weekend! Good luck if you make it out fishing, and remember to submit your fish for a chance to win a MFCC Challenge.

Do you have an idea for a new MFCC Challenge?

If you have an idea for a challenge, then please let me know by commenting below. ?

Tight lines!

Have an idea for a challenge?

Let me know by commenting below.

  • Hey Ryan, crazy idea for a challenge: biggest fish caught on a hand-line! After watching your videos from Mexico and Costa Rica I’ve been tossing around the idea of trying to hand-line a bass in the canal (which I’m not entirely sure is a good idea). But handlining a bass anywhere on the cape (maybe the flats at night?) would be quite an accomplishment.

  • {"email":"Email address invalid","url":"Website address invalid","required":"Required field missing"}

    You may also like

    In addition to exclusive videos, podcasts, forums and other content, My Fishing Cape Cod membership also gets you access to a growing

    Read More

    November. For surfcasters on the outer beaches, this is usually the month that has us looking in the rearview mirror at our

    Read More
    >