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Cape Cod Fishing Report - October 1, 2026 - On The Water (opens the original)
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The storm has settled and fishing has resumed around Cape Cod. Well, for a lot of anglers, the fishing never stopped. Saturday morning, at the height of the storm, a big crowd was working the Cape Cod Canal to see if the northeast winds had blown in any migratory stripers. The storm hit pause on the albie season, but things may be getting back on track, and there are fun-sized bluefin within range of the Cape. October is off to a great start. The action and the anglers have been concentrated at
19.9-Pound False Albacore Breaks 36-Year-Old Massachusetts Record - On The Water (opens the original)
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Big news circulated around Martha’s Vineyard last night when Sherry Countryman hung a 19.91-pound false albacore from the scales at Dick’s Bait and Tackle and then the Martha’s Vineyard Derby Headquarters. The fish was first established as the new boat category leader of the Derby, and then a quick look at the record books confirmed it as the largest albie ever weighed in Massachusetts. A post shared by Vineyard Gazette (@vineyardgazette) The previous record, caught in September 1990 by Don MacG
1,260-Pound Blue Marlin Landed Off Massachusetts Is the Biggest Ever Caught on the East Coast - On The Water (opens the original)
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A blue marlin so big it barely fit through the tuna door just rewrote the record books. On August 19, Captain Damon Sacco and the crew of the Castafari hauled a 1,260-pound blue marlin into Falmouth Harbor — the largest blue marlin ever caught off the East Coast, and just 142 pounds shy of the IGFA all-tackle world record. On The Water was on the dock as crowds gathered to watch the giant swing off the crane scale. The marlin struck while the crew trolled through Atlantis Canyon — home turf for
How to Catch Blue Crabs at Night (opens the original)
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The pull-off at the end of the road is empty, as I expected it to be at 11:00 p.m. I open my trunk, pass over the rigged surf rod, and reach for the long-handled wooden net and bucket. Tonight is a crabbing night. Once upon a time, my crabbing involved handlines and collapsible traps, frozen bunker, and rented tin boats. When the base of my crabbing operations moved from New Jersey to Cape Cod, I learned that these essential crabbing implements weren’t so essential up here. I toiled away in the
Deep Dropping for Tilfefish: Secret Weapons (opens the original)
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Half the fun of sending a baited rig 500 feet to the bottom is not knowing what’s going to find it. Off the continental shelf of the Northeast, more than a dozen species might take that bait, with most being delicious, some being large, and all being beautiful and bizarre. They are wildly different from the species encountered in the shallow water closer to shore. Most anglers head out on “deep-drop trips” with sights set on the golden tilefish. Once called the “great northern tilefish” (before
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