Does anyone know, if it is possible to catch striped bass on Cape Cod as early as March, or is that too early. For example, off the south beaches or Specifically, off the jetti in the herring river next to the Belmont.

I'm sure people catch them there all winter long.... they are just more scarce than they would be in say April and June. The place where usually the first stripers make their rounds is off South Cape beach. I live right down the road to there and that has been a very good spot in the past.

You can catch holdovers throughout the winter on the Cape.

I'm sure people catch them there all winter long.... they are just more scarce than they would be in say April and June. The place where usually the first stripers make their rounds is off South Cape beach. I live right down the road to there and that has been a very good spot in the past.

Lies, all of it:fishslap: No fish on the Cape, nutting nottah just move along nothing to see there. But I did hear about this place called Rhode Island and In Rhode Island there are a bazzillion of'm






















rhode island

chris i was referring him to south cape beach in RI :hihi:

there no fish in rhode island.

There is no fish on the Cape, If you want seals or Mung then go fish there,

Does anyone know, if it is possible to catch striped bass on Cape Cod as early as March, or is that too early. For example, off the south beaches or Specifically, off the jetti in the herring river next to the Belmont.

takes a little bit for people to get "specific" ----> that tends to be called spot burning..... your lucky you got a beach out of me :hihi: :hihi: :hihi:

:wave:Try Wellfleet off the area where the beachcomber is. I heard that my friend got a keeper just recently there.

:wave:Try Wellfleet off the area where the beachcomber is. I heard that my friend got a keeper just recently there.

I suspect in this particular case, "keeper" means kept overnight and then released the next morning.......:laugha:

how about that 2 new members on the same thread - welcome Ocean (too much info) and deanyoungblood. Just talking about spots will set some members into orbit. :lasso:

Welcome to you both.:wavey::wavey:

I saw I striper on Cape once but that was years ago. I would look to the South if I were you. No fishhere anymore.

If you really want the big bass and lots of them check out New York.
The fishing on the Cape has really slowed in recent weeks.:nailem::nailem::rolleyes::smokin:

Anyway you slice it, I don't think you're going to get a crowd in February - figure if they got the enthusiasm, help them out...

If you really want the big bass and lots of them check out New York.
The fishing on the Cape has really slowed in recent weeks.:nailem::nailem::rolleyes::smokin:


hahaha sending them to NY now are we??? :wave:

:wave:T/T

A lotta bird activity today // couldn,t fish .. 3 hours in court / approx the same tides tomorrow night ;;

LMK is ya ready for another lesson :huh:

DYB - might be tough then but anything is possible. Late March may bring some holdovers out in various places. Best bet is probably in late afternoon on a sunny day. Bring small coahaoes and teasers...

DYB - might be tough then but anything is possible. Late March may bring some holdovers out in various places. Best bet is probably in late afternoon on a sunny day. Bring small coahaoes and teasers...

:rotflmao::hf1::bl::bl::rotflmao::rotflmao:

Tell ya what, Take your 5 gallon plaster bucket in one hand, and in the other carry your ugly stick/silstar combo, and meet me out on jone's rock at the tail. Chuck yer pogie tail into the wash on the right while I plug the rip on the left..............

Tell ya what, Take your 5 gallon plaster bucket in one hand, and in the other carry your ugly stick/silstar combo, and meet me out on jone's rock at the tail. Chuck yer pogie tail into the wash on the right while I plug the rip on the left..............

You buy the bait,I'll drive:tooth:

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Find the warm water discharge of a power plant on a (any) tidal river. There are bound to be schoolies.

Find the warm water discharge of a power plant on a (any) tidal river. There are bound to be schoolies.

radioactive schoolies :hihi: there hard to miss :hee:

I suspect in this particular case, "keeper" means kept overnight and then released the next morning.......:laugha:

Beqachcomber + overnight=protective custody:cheers2:

radioactive schoolies :hihi: there hard to miss :hee:

Are those the ones that glow in the dark??:lama:

where is this cape of cod ? maine ? is it an island in the gulf of maine ? gulf of tongkin ?

Are those the ones that glow in the dark??:lama:


yes and have "catch me" written on the side of them :rotfl:

:wave:T/T

A lotta bird activity today // couldn,t fish .. 3 hours in court / approx the same tides tomorrow night ;;

LMK is ya ready for another lesson :huh:

BRING IT! :lama:

Theres no fish on the cape , real bad year last year

Real Bad the last Four years.

but u can't fish 4 them....i keep them in the pool in my back yard . :angel:no ice this yr. they live good on perch and shinners ... no pic please !!!:agree:

The Cape is a great Freshwater fishery.A lot of people don't know that.