Techniques & Seasons

Drift fishing techniques for summer flounder in Massachusetts help anglers cover ground across Buzzards Bay and Nantucket Sound.

Massachusetts summer flounder biology, sandy bottom habitats, and size regulations help anglers catch flatfish along the coast.

Green crabs and other natural shellfish baits help Massachusetts anglers catch cautious bottom feeders living near rocky shores.

Tautog fishing techniques in Massachusetts waters explain how to target bottom-dwelling species around rocky structures and wrecks.

Chumming for bluefish and striped bass creates a scent trail in Massachusetts waters to attract aggressive predators to your boat or shore.

Massachusetts bluefish habits, prime fishing seasons, and aggressive feeding behaviors are explained to help anglers catch more fish.

Massachusetts striped bass fishing relies on tidal movements, explaining how flood and ebb currents drive striper feeding patterns.

Trolling for striped bass in Massachusetts covers vast water, mimics natural baitfish, and increases fishing success rates.

Cape Cod Canal striped bass jigging methods explain how to handle strong currents exceeding four knots and rocky bottom structures.

Topwater poppers and walking lures help anglers catch striped bass in Massachusetts by matching seasonal baitfish like river herring and mackerel.