Kevin Collins

Hello everybody and welcome to another edition of the My Fishing Cape Cod Podcast. This is your host, Kevin Collins.

I'm glad to be back with you for yet another week of exciting fishing on Cape Cod.

Temperatures in the region are soaring into the mid 90's and we are fresh off a beautiful full moon. We have a lot to discuss on today's podcast.

Usually these podcasts are for "members only" but for the month of July we have decided to make these podcasts available for everyone to listen to.

Kevin Collins

Hello everybody and welcome to a very special 4th of July edition of the MFCC Podcast. 

As always, this is your host Kevin Collins.

Summer is in full swing and I want to wish you a very happy, healthy, and safe Independence Day.

Leading off today's 30 minute program is MFCC creator Ryan Collins, joining us live from the deck of his boat the Miss Loretta.

When we spoke with Ryan, he was trolling spoons and large swimming plugs in search of a big striped bass to kick off the holiday weekend.

Kevin Collins

Hello everybody and welcome to another edition of the My Fishing Cape Cod Podcast. 

I'm your host Kevin Collins and it's a thrill to be back with you. For most anglers, big bass have been hard to come by the past couple weeks.

However, there are plenty of small fish in and around Cape Cod, and the big girls are there if you know where to look and what to use.

In today's podcast, our panel of experts will identify some of the factors that could motivate the schools of larger fish to move in closer to shore. 

Kevin Collins

Welcome to the sixth edition of the 2016 My Fishing Cape Cod Podcast. This is your friendly host Kevin Collins and as always, it's a pleasure to be back with you for another week of fun.

Air and water temperatures have really heated up on Cape Cod over the past week. These changes have led to an increase in larger fish moving into the area.

Striped bass of 35-45 inches in length are being caught on Cape Cod every day. Fish of 25-30 pounds are currently being weighed in on a daily basis as we push towards Memorial Day weekend. 

The fishing at the Canal was very good this past weekend, and I'm happy to report that the bait and the bass are still here as of mid-week.

As always certain areas, techniques and times have been working better than others. We also have a tide cycle coming up that is worth getting excited about.

Read below for the full scoop.​

It's official, striped bass have moved into the Cape Cod Canal.

This is my first Cape Cod Canal fishing report of the 2015 season and I'm happy it contains some good news.

Read below for my full update.

In this post I just want to let you know about the upcoming Canal fishing classes, happening this Sunday May 3rd on the banks of the Cape Cod Canal.

2 classes are being offered. Each class will run for about one hour.

Click below to watch a video about what is being offered at these classes, and to learn how to reserve your spot.

This is a guest post from Dex Chadsey, who first joined MFCC back in 2013.

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I am excited to have Dex contributing to MFCC!

I recently saw this post by MFCC member Ron Enos, in the Cape Cod Canal section of our forum...

“Gonna head down (to the Canal) in a couple of weeks and practice finding some holes to jig, start a journal to keep some notes which I'll use this year...hope it helps. Just looking forward to spending some time there.”

As a canal fisherman myself, I share Ron’s desire to understand what the Canal's bottom looks like.