Man oh man,I remember the 70's when choppers were as thick as fleas .A Roberts Ranger with a single hook made for some fast and furious action, bass were few and far between, miss those days!
Nice Gator! They should be in very soon. Herring run is slow in the Coonamessett river this year. The mild winter is a positive for 2019. But the cold spring and the heavy rains seem to be slowing down the baitfish. Tight lines bro
@@MyFishingCapeCod Ty! I ran into 2 volunteers for the herring run count last night, by the Coonamesset River. They told me the herring have pretty much completed their spawning cycle. And the ratio of herring exiting to sea (downstream vs upstream) is now approx. 100:1. Looks like June might be the best time to head over to the south facing beaches at night for stripers. Tight lines!
terryble they were here in the spring. I have a video up of hundreds, maybe thousands of gator bluefish cruising the flats in spring ‘18. From what I heard, only a handful of large blues were caught after that initial spring run, from NJ to MA. I didn’t hear of or see a single one over 5 pounds in the fall. Disheartening. They’ll be back some day.
I didn't catch many bluefish last year, until late September when big bluefish showed up in Cape Cod Bay 👉myfishingcapecod.com/bruiser-bluefish-finally-show-up/
Another great video!! Bluefish are so underrated and one of my favorite species to target, especially on light tackle!! Tight lines!!
Thanks Peter, glad you enjoyed that one! Tight lines!
Man oh man,I remember the 70's when choppers were as thick as fleas .A Roberts Ranger with a single hook made for some fast and furious action, bass were few and far between, miss those days!
Nice blue! I love the bluefish fight. I usually target them in niantic ct. They are definitely a fun fish to hook
They are very fun, just watch out for those teeth! 😳
Nice Gator!
They should be in very soon. Herring run is slow in the Coonamessett river this year. The mild winter is a positive for 2019. But the cold spring and the heavy rains seem to be slowing down the baitfish.
Tight lines bro
Roger that. Tight lines to you as well and gluck fishing this week!
@@MyFishingCapeCod Ty! I ran into 2 volunteers for the herring run count last night, by the Coonamesset River. They told me the herring have pretty much completed their spawning cycle. And the ratio of herring exiting to sea (downstream vs upstream) is now approx. 100:1.
Looks like June might be the best time to head over to the south facing beaches at night for stripers.
Tight lines!
Bluefish practically disappeared last season (2018) in Long Island, NY. Was it the same for Cape Cod?
terryble they were here in the spring. I have a video up of hundreds, maybe thousands of gator bluefish cruising the flats in spring ‘18. From what I heard, only a handful of large blues were caught after that initial spring run, from NJ to MA. I didn’t hear of or see a single one over 5 pounds in the fall. Disheartening. They’ll be back some day.
Blues were almost non existent around CT waters too this past season except for a few snappers that was it.
I didn't catch many bluefish last year, until late September when big bluefish showed up in Cape Cod Bay 👉myfishingcapecod.com/bruiser-bluefish-finally-show-up/
what's spots are ideal for blues in the spring around the cape ?
Where on the Cape are you? I can give you a few good spots
There's lots of good spots. Happy to share some spots with you in our forum over on myfishingcapecod.com ✌🏻
Was that today? Damn. That was cool.
drewstyles no it was from October 2015 if i’m not mistaken.
Nasa is correct, October 18th, 2015. Here's my report from the trip 👉 myfishingcapecod.com/alligator-bluefish/
Those fish are good eating especially that size you should have kept it
Oh yeah, I keep bluefish all the time. They are great for the smoker. 🔥
@@MyFishingCapeCod nice indeed
Where was this in Cape Cod
That was filmed several years ago in Mashpee. 🐟
Location
You can learn more here myfishingcapecod.com/alligator-bluefish/
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where is this in cape cod?
That was filmed in Mashpee 👍🏻