Late October Fall Run

Even as the calendar turns toward November, Cape Cod anglers are finding plenty of reasons to stay on the water. In this edition of the My Fishing Cape Cod Podcast, Amy Wrightson of Sports Port in Hyannis checked in with the latest on the two fisheries drawing the most attention right now: tautog and striped bass.

The weather has been cooperating, the weekend looks promising, and both fisheries have produced some nice surprises. Here is a full breakdown of where fish are being caught, what is working, and what to expect if you squeeze in one or two more trips before the season wraps up.

In this report, Amy goes into great detail on:

Tautog in Nantucket Sound from the boat
Tog taken from beaches, jetties, and kayaks off the south side
South side striped bass from boat and beaches
Striped bass pushing through the Monomoy Rips
Fall scalloping and shellfishing opportunities
Fresh water kettle ponds stocked with trout

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Kevin Collins

Kevin spent a decade with the New England Patriots and New England Revolution producing podcasts and other digital content. Currently he is the host and producer of the podcasts here on My Fishing Cape Cod. Kevin grew up on the beach in Plymouth, MA and has salt water running through his veins.