CAPE COD’S FRESHWATER FISHERY

Although the Stripers, Blues, and Tuna snag most of the headlines when it comes to Cape Cod fishing, the true angler knows that the freshwater lakes and kettle ponds hold some of the best year round fishing. Whether you are ice fishing for Smallmouth Bass in the winter, fly fishing for the spring stocked trout or kayak fishing for pickerel as the leaves turn, there is something for everyone.

CAPE COD’S SALTWATER FISHERY

Saltwater fishing is what Cape Cod is all about. From the Sound, to Monomoy, to Cape Cod Bay, to the Brewster Flats, some of the best fishing in the North East can be found in our own backyard. Stripers, Black Sea Bass, Bluefish, Scup, Tautog and Flounder are just a few of the fish that can be caught from shore or by a short boat trip around the Cape. We’ve got the gear, techniques and advice you’ll need to make your outing the best it can be.

CAPE COD’S OFFSHORE FISHING GROUNDS

Goose Hummock Offshore is a division of the Shop geared to the fishing enthusiast targeting tuna in the Canyons. The waters of the Northeast offer some of the world’s best fishing, not only for the large variety of species but also for the monster Pelagics. Fishermen come from around the world to fish the offshore waters of Cape Cod for Yellowfin Tuna, Bluefin Tuna and Bigeye Tuna, Mahi-Mahi, Marlin and Shark, just to name a few.