Ryan Collins
Tautog season is upon us! These structure-oriented saltwater fish fight like crazy and are absolutely delicious eating. Plus the month of May is usually great for tautog fishing.
One of the best ways to catch tautog is to anchor up over a rockpile, or fish the edge of the canal from shore using a Togzilla jig tipped with one half of a live green crab.
I hope you will give tautog a try this spring, and when you head out, you might just have some new Togzilla jigs as part of your arsenal-if you get lucky in this month's brand new giveaway!
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To enter the giveaway here on the MFCC website, you must be logged-in as a member of My Fishing Cape Cod. If you are not a member, then you click here to learn more about membership and to signup.
Once you are logged-in, then please leave a comment at the bottom of this post along the lines of "Count me in!" and you will be automatically entered to win.
At the end of this week I will randomly select a winner on Friday at 8pm, out of all the members who leave a comment below.
In addition, you can also enter our Togzilla giveaway on our Facebook and Instagram pages. The winners of each giveaway will receive 2 packages of Togzilla jigs.
Check back here on Friday and I will include the names of the winners at the very top of this post.
I will also reach out to each winner via email to obtain your mailing address, so I can send you the Togzilla jigs ASAP!
Tight lines 
love using them. great weight, seems not to get hung up as often as other products. count me in.
I love fishing for tog. They really are good eating too. Count me in!
I would love to try those lures. Where can I get them & where can I find tautog in the bay
Hey Paul ??
You can get these jigs at Canal Bait & Tackle. Here’s a link http://www.canalbaitandtackle.com/joebaggs-tog-jigs/
One of the most popular spots in BBAY is Cleveland Light. For more ideas please make a post in our member forum and I would be happy to chime in there.
Also, here is one of our most popular articles about tautog fishing which might be helpful https://myfishingcapecod.com/big-tog/
Tight lines my friend ?
Count me in. I usually go for tag out of Newport
Please count me in, too
Count me in too. I used to catch tog fishing the Barnegat, NJ jetty using fiddler crabs. Fished between jetty rocks during incoming. Some used old spark plugs for a cheap sinker.
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Love to try the lures. Only caught one tautog before on abutterfly jig.
Al
Ryan, i would like to give the jig a try and report results back to the Cape Cod Salties at one of their monthly meetings.
JayP
Count me in!
Sure could use some Tog jigs….
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Count me in. I’d love to try the canal for Togs!
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Nice looking jigs.
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Please count me in. Nice of you to do this.
Count me in. I need more gear!?
Yes! Would love some
I’m in.
Those jigs are nice!
Ryan, can you recommend some jetties to catch a tog? When would you expect to see them on cape?
Hey Ryan,
Count me in 🙂
Not passing this up….
count me in please
In like Flynn! Errol that is. Thanks Ryan.
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I’m in- Thanks
count me in – thx
I’m in, thank you.
Count me in. This is awesome!!
I’m in – Thanks!
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I met Joe B at Maco’s B&T last weekend during tgerre Sale.
She’s out the Tig jigs too !
Count me in