Now that July is here and the hot summer doldrums are fast approaching, what differences are you going to apply to fishing?
What do I mean? Well, certain areas seem to hold fish well through the summer like parts of Gansett, and the backside of the Cape, but a lot of areas can slow down now too. So what will you do to keep the summer fishing monkey of your back?
I will be targeting fish in cooler waters and deeper water of the canal mostly on a west running tide. Way out on the cape also and areas of Cape Cod Bay from P-town to Hull. But most of the time I will be jigging the canal.
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Go earlier and come sunup, maybe fish slower and deeper. Sometimes in the heat of the day you will be surprised at what you might catch in 5 feet of water under a bright summer sun. I've nailed too many keepers with those last few casts before heading back into the harber, so it's not a fluke that some big ones like to be up with the tide and crabbing or hunting little lobsters.
. I've nailed too many keepers with those last few casts before heading back into the harber, so it's not a fluke that some big ones like to be up with the tide and crabbing or hunting little lobsters.
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