August 22 2017

Tube & Worming the “Dog Days” of Summer

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Ryan Collins

Not surprisingly, the old reliable tube and worm continues to work for myself and my crews as we inch towards the end of August. 

The tube and worm can be a lethal addition to your arsenal, especially if you primarily fish Cape Cod during daylight hours.

There is just something about properly trolled tubes which illicit bites from finicky bass when they refuse to bite anything else. 

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For example, in the video below I am fishing with one of the younger members here on My Fishing Cape Cod, 15 year old Chris Colbert.

We had been fishing live eels without any bites, but we immediately began catching as soon as we switched over to the tube.

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In the yellow box below My Fishing Cape Cod members can download even more information about:

  • Tube & worm tackle and equipment
  • Proper tube depth and trolling speed
  • Specific details & strategies for tube & worm trolling here on Cape Cod
  • Plus an additional 7 resources for learning how to troll tubes during the summer on Cape Cod for striped bass

Full Tube & Worm Video Tutorial

Members of My Fishing Cape Cod can download the full 8 minute video tutorial + additional resources about:

  • Tube & worm tackle and equipment
  • Proper tube depth and trolling speed
  • Specific details & strategies for tube & worm trolling here on Cape Cod
  • Plus an additional 7 resources for learning how to troll tubes during the summer on Cape Cod for striped bass

Not yet a member? You can sign up for 1.00 dollar here.

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