Category: Fishing

Stowing your gear away for the winter
October 30, 2017 No Responses

Stowing your gear away for the winter

Winter prep Commercial Tuna season will open again December 1st, but it won’t be open for long. If you are planning of packing your gear away before then, or just a heads up for when you do, Goose owner Phil...
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Fall Into Freshwater Fishing
September 17, 2017 No Responses

Fall Into Freshwater Fishing

Putting Some Action In Your Lures As the days grow shorter and cooler, many Cape anglers thoughts turn back to the ponds and freshwater fishing. Nothing beats wading out as the sun comes up on the kettle pond with wisps of...
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Are You Ready for the Funny Fish?
August 24, 2017 No Responses

Are You Ready for the Funny Fish?

Bonito, Spanish Mackerel and False Albies Are On The Way Like the days getting shorter and the nights getting cooler, one of the sure signs that Summer is winding down is the appearance of Bonito, Spanish Mackerel and False Albacore Tuna....
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Boating the Bay
August 17, 2017 No Responses

Boating the Bay

Fishing Options for a Small Boats on Cape Cod Bay By Capt. Phil Howarth Cape Cod Bay is blessed with many options for safe fishing from a small (sub 18’) boat. Striped Bass, Bluefish, Sea Bass, Scup, Flounder and even...
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Surfcasting Cape Cod
August 1, 2017 No Responses

Surfcasting Cape Cod

Grab your gear and hit the beach! By Craig Cantelmo, Van Staal Corp. Cape Cod has so many fishing opportunities to take advantage of from late April to the end of October.  One of my favorites is surf fishing the outer Cape around Nauset Inlet...
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Mimicking the Sand Eel
July 25, 2017 No Responses

Mimicking the Sand Eel

It Can Be the Key to Your Catch By Ondine Graham, Bill Hurley Lures According to the National Marine Sanctuaries, Sand Eels, also known as Sand Lance, are a favorite food for Stripers and Bluefin Tuna. Sand eels average 3-7...
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Cape Cod, A Fishing Wonderland
July 21, 2017 No Responses

Cape Cod, A Fishing Wonderland

The Cape was formed as a result of glacier movement more than 20,000 years ago. Cape Cod itself is considered a peninsula, some will argue that with the building of the canal we are an island) formed from the terminal moraine,...
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An Introduction to Slow Pitch Jigging
July 17, 2017 No Responses

An Introduction to Slow Pitch Jigging

Get the most out of this exciting method of fishing By Anthony Dillon (Cover photo courtesy Reel Deal Fishing Charters www.fishreeldeal.com) This modern and innovative jigging technique was developed by Norihiro Sato in Japan.  Recognizing the speed jigging t...
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Time to Hit the Beach!
July 15, 2017 No Responses

Time to Hit the Beach!

Cape Cod, A Surfcaster’s Dream When I came to Cape Cod as a wash-ashore 20 years ago, I fell in love with surfcasting. After living in Puerto Rico for 10 years, with it’s choice of either rocky cliffs or sprawling shallow beaches,...
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Team Goose Lands a Big Eye!
July 13, 2017 No Responses

Team Goose Lands a Big Eye!

A Trip to the Edge Successful trip to the edge for Team Goose! The boys left the dock around 1 to get there for the first light bite in the 39′ Contender Boats Inc.Yoshki.com. After a bumpy ride out they put lines...
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