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Here one day, gone the next. Knowing how fast albies are, I suppose I should have expected them to disappear after the wind direction shifted 180 degrees from southwest to northeast between Wednesday and Thursday. Such a significant change in conditions in such a short time typically stirs things up a bit. Albies are finally
Bonito and bluefish blitz on peanut bunker, larger fluke are caught in Vineyard Sound and Buzzards Bay, and big stripers take live eels around the Elizabeth Islands.
Albies push west and south, striped bass fishing improves across the Cape, and bluefin tuna explode on the surface prior to sustained winds.
Updated Two boats collided off the coast of Aquinnah Friday afternoon, according to a U.S. Coast Guard spokesman. The Tomahawk, which is a charter fishing vessel out of Menemsha, collided with the Gloria Jean, the spokesman said. A Coast Guard Jayhawk helicopter was on the scene, as well as surface vessels. Petty Officer Briana Carter […]
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