Cape Cod Surf Fishing Report

The internet is full of fishing reports. Some are good, and some are not. Read these reports between the lines to see how accurate they truly are. Definitely become a member of a striped bass fishing or tuna fishing Cape Cod forum. Definitely double check the accuracy of any report you find. Some may be outdated. Others may be completely made up.

Also, be sure to visit a bait and tackle shop here on Cape Cod. Of course it would be wise to first make a purchase before requesting the most up to date fishing report. You may be surprised to find that most owners readily cough up the latest Cape Cod fishing report they have heard about.

The best all around option is to secure friendships with top Cape Cod fishermen. Always offer them intel before asking for intel. If you can gain the trust of a talented Cape Cod fishermen they may eventually share information with you. These types of Cape Cod fishing reports are always the best.

A last ditch effort could be to listent to the marine radio until someone slips up and shares a valuable Cape Cod fishing tip or report. Unfortunately most folks are very secretive on the radio.

Cape Cod Striped Bass Fishing and Cape Cod Bluefin Tuna Fishing



Most fishermen come to Cape Cod with hopes of catching striped bass and/or bluefin tuna. Striped bass and tuna enter Cape Cod waters during the spring and stay through the fall. Bass and tuna are the two most popular fish swimming off the Cape.



A lot goes into finding and catching elusive striped bass and bluefin tuna. The tuna are often the most difficult to track down. Tuna are capable of crossing the Atlantic in just a month or two-just to give you some perspective on how hard they can be to find and stay with. Without a doubt, when fishing the Cape for these big fish-having an up to date Cape Cod fishing report is extremely vital to success.

Blues are often easy to catch, but at times they can be challenging to locate. The good news is that once you do locate them, you can usually catch them no problem. Although when tuna fishermen need blues for tuna bait, the bluefish will only then be hard to find and catch. An accurate Cape Cod fishing report can even be handy when just trying to find and catch live bait.

When heading offshore, a good fishing report is like gold. The canyons are along ways from port to say the least. Going offshore without really knowing where you are going is not at all a good idea. The fish could be anywhere out there with all that ocean to cover.



The best offshore captains have a tight network of friends. They also constantly check sea surface temps. The sea surface temp maps will help them locate the best fishing action offshore. Great intel and reports along with promising sea surface temps will boost your odds of finding exciting action offshore.