Plymouth Fishing Reports

Caught today at low tide Plymouth and Returned unharmed 39". . Let's go, Cuz Charters!

Water temperatures across Plymouth Bay and Cape Cod Bay have settled into peak mid-summer ranges, driving exceptional bait concentrations throughout local waters. Dense schools of pogies (menhaden) and sand eels are holding tight to coastal drop-offs, triggering aggressive feeding cycles for both inshore game species and offshore pelagics. Anglers heading out from Plymouth Harbor are experiencing outstanding action across all depths. Whether you are aiming to land a trophy fish on light tackle or head offshore for big-game sportfishing, current sea conditions and stable weather windows offer prime opportunities across Massachusetts waters. Inshore Report: Striped Bass & Bluefish Blitzes Inshore action along the Plymouth, Duxbury, and Kingston coastlines is in full swing. Early morning and late afternoon tides are producing explosive topwater blitzes as migratory Striped Bass push bait toward the surface. Drifting live pogies or casting heavy topwater plugs around rocky structure, river mouths, and tide rips has been the most effective strategy for targeting slot and over-slot stripers. Alongside the striper bite, aggressive Bluefish have moved into Cape Cod Bay in force, cutting into bait schools and providing relentless rod-bending action. For families and casual anglers, bottom fishing in the calmer stretches of Plymouth Bay is producing steady numbers of Black Sea Bass, Scup, and Summer Flounder (Fluke), making half-day inshore trips fast-paced and high-yield. Offshore Report: Stellwagen Bank Bluefin Tuna & Bottom Fishing For anglers making the run out to Stellwagen Bank and surrounding offshore grounds, the heavy tackle bite is delivering serious results. Surface temperatures have drawn schools of recreational and giant-class Bluefin Tuna into key feeding lanes. Trolling spreads and drifting live bait along bank edges where cold-water upwellings concentrate baitfish have produced solid tuna hookups. Bottom fishing on deeper structure continues to yield limits of table-fare favorites. Charter groups targeting 150- to 250-foot depth contours are bringing home steady catches of Haddock, Cod, and Pollock. Checking sea surface temperature charts and tracking bait movements daily remains the key to staying on these shifting offshore schools. Seasonal Forecast & Best Times to Fish Target Species: Striped Bass, Bluefin Tuna, Bluefish, Black Sea Bass, Haddock. Prime Tides: Moving water during early morning incoming tides and late afternoon ebb tides. Recommended Tackle: 7' medium-heavy spinning setups for inshore stripers; 50–80 lb class conventional gear for offshore tuna. Forecast: Expect the strong inshore striper and sea bass bite to hold steady through the coming weeks, with offshore tuna activity peaking as pelagic bait migrations continue to build across Cape Cod Bay.

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It's here! Our boat is in the water and we are gearing up for a great start to the 2023 Cape Cod and Massachusetts Fishing season! We couldn't be more excited to get out on the water and fish with you all. We will start the season going after sea bass, tautog, Stripers, haddock, then quickly move into the full species list in the Cape area. This is looking to be a great fishing season, have you booked your trip yet? Picture is from last year to get you just as excited as I am to cast those lines in the water.

Its time to get ready for our 2023 fishing season! Here's a throwback to end of season 2022 fishing through Cape Cod area from Plymouth Harbor. What a great season we had, and 2023 is expected to be just as good! We start in May, so get ready for your next charter adventure!

Great morning for fishing today despite the rainy start. Plenty of schoolies and a few nice slot fish, with a healthy bluefish mixed in too.

Nothing like taking your bestie's kids out to catch their first keeper striped bass. In minutes 2 pogies snagged and transferred to circle hooks and then swallowed by big fish underneath us. Back to the dock in less than an hour. The Striped Bass bite is incredible so book a trip today!

And the beat goes on. Great day, incredible slot sized stripers. Large Striped Bass are in in great numbers off of Plymouth Mass and down through the Cape. The Striped Bass Fishing has been second to none recently so book a trip today!

The June Striper Bite has been off the 'hook" lately! Successful catches and sizing so our friends and customers get a good catch to bring home. Fishing in Plymouth is great for June! Great group of men and great day, even through some 3-4 ft seas to start