Stripers on the Canal

[seadog]

Hey does anyone know the location (pole markers or mile markers on bike path) of some good holes/rips on the canal?

Thanks

[fishdog13]

try over by the spy pond i hear there are lots o ceepers there

[MAC]

Originally posted by seadog
Hey does anyone know the location (pole markers or mile markers on bike path) of some good holes/rips on the canal?

Thanks

Buy yourself a bicycle and rig it up with baskets and rod holders. Then start pedaling. Not many guys going to give up pole #s.

[mikecc]

Map of canal

http://www.capecodtackle.com/img_gen/canal_map.jpg

[seadog]

Thanks mike, this very helpful

-Rick

[fishdog13]

i used to have a copy of that . been looking for a site that has that old info. (i need a clean copy)

[mikecc]

I have copies at the shop.
I also scaned it to Links, Maps and Other Information area in my website http://www.capecodtackle.com/links.shtml

[fishdog13]

thanks . be headin that way in about 2 hrs ( F2F)

[striprman]

Originally posted by seadog
Hey does anyone know the location (pole markers or mile markers on bike path) of some good holes/rips on the canal?

Thanks

The entire canal is one big hole. Get some herring (dead or alive).
Go to Buzzards Bay. Park in the parking lot by the railroad bridge.
Theres a "hole" right near the bridge and the current flows in from Cape Cod bay (a "west" tide). Start chumming that hole and you should be able to catch a few, especially in the next couple of weeks. The entire strech from the railroad bridge to the Bourne bridge should be producing big fish the next couple weeks. Get there early (before sunrise) and try plugging and jigging until your arms get tired.

[Canalratt1]

Any pole# that can be divided by 5 is good!

[TheSpecialist]