The Real Purpose Of My Fishing Cape Cod T.V.

I have been having a ton of fun the past several months producing the first-ever episode of My Fishing Cape Cod T.V., which you can watch tonight starting at 9PM on https://myfishingcapecod.com/tv. If you fish and enjoy spending time in Cape Cod's natural environment, then I feel like you will appreciate the content presented in this first episode.

As always I will share with you some helpful and friendly fishing advice that I feel will help boost your odds of fishing success during 2014. Specifically, in this first episode I will share with you 3 Places To Surfcast For Big Stripers On Cape Cod.

However my main focus in this premiere episode will be to convey a deeper understanding of the Cape's natural environment. I feel like this is super important right now, because over the next few years the Cape's communities will be making crucial decisions with regards to development that will have a direct impact on the wilderness that still exists throughout the region.

Over the past several months I have utilized creative cinematography technology to showcase Cape Cod's natural environment from a brand new perspective.  I feel that through sharing this perspective with you, we will all develop a deeper appreciation for the fragile and important environment that surrounds our cherished Cape Cod homes, vacation retreats and beach getaways.

Cape Cod's Forgotten Wilderness

In these fast-paced times, I feel it is really important to remove ones self from the beaten path, and insert ourselves into the wilderness-if just for a few precious minutes, every so often.

If you live or vacation on Cape Cod, then you don't have to venture too far to do this. A simple walk through the dunes, or along the shoreline is all it takes.

Yet many people who live and vacation on Cape Cod aren't aware that these "wild" places exist. I feel it is important for me to share some of these places with you in this first episode, so that we can all be aware of the beautiful environments that are just beyond the Cape's highways and shopping centers.

The Best Way To Preserve Cape Cod Surfcasting

I feel like the most important thing the Cape Cod surfcasting community can do to preserve fishing opportunities, is to protect these wild areas from development. It is extremely difficult, if not impossible to fish a shoreline, inlet or estuary once the environment is built upon and claimed as "private property" by landowners.

If you use Google Earth to take a look along the eastern shoreline of the United States, especially in places like New York, you will see how water front development has made it next to impossible to access and fish vast stretches of beachfront.

Fortunately here on Cape Cod we have the National Seashore, which has been federally protected from development by the US government, as well as many other wilderness preserves.

However in places like the southside of Cape Cod, development has made it really difficult to access and fish many of the areas' most productive estuaries, inlets and shoreline.

I feel that sharing the scenes and vistas presented in the first episode of MFCC T.V. with as many people as possible, will help convey just how important it is for us as a community to stop and think before we develop on or near the shoreline.

Cape Cod's #1 Priority

I feel that it is important for community leaders to place preserving Cape Cod's natural environment as a #1 priority when it comes time to make a development decision.

Obviously this is important for people who like to go fishing. However the entire Cape Cod economy is fueled by the environment. People spend millions of dollars here each year, because Cape Cod has nice beaches and landscapes.

I believe that placing Cape Cod's natural environment at the top of our list of priorities is one of the best things we can do for the Cape Cod community. My Fishing Cape Cod T.V. is my personal way of helping to make this a reality.

Tight lines and take care,

Ryan

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