Ready for a serious day of fishing on Cape Cod Bay? Join Annie Bee Sportfishing for a 5-hour offshore trip packed with action. We'll be targeting a variety of fish including Striped Bass, Bluefish, Flounder, Black Sea Bass, Bonito, and Mackerel. The extended time on the water gives you more chances to land some quality catches while taking in the stunning coastal scenery. Our expert guides provide all the gear and know-how, so you can focus on reeling them in. Whether you're a seasoned angler or just getting your feet wet, this trip is designed to be both productive and fun. With room for up to 5 guests, it's perfect for a small group or family outing. Cape Cod's waters are teeming with fish, and we know just where to find them. So grab your hat and sunscreen, and let's get out there for some of the best fishing the area has to offer!
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Hey there, anglers! Ready to hit the sweet spots of Cape Cod Bay? This 5-hour trip is your ticket to some of the hottest fishing action around. We're talking stripers, blues, flounder, and more – all waiting for you just off the coast. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just getting your feet wet, we've got you covered with top-notch gear and local know-how. So grab your hat and let's get after those fish!
Picture this: You're out on the water as the sun climbs over Cape Cod, rod in hand, ready to tangle with some of the Bay's most sought-after fish. This isn't your average quick hit-and-run fishing trip. We're giving you a solid 5 hours to really dial in on the action. That means more casts, more catches, and more time to soak in the beauty of the Cape from offshore. We'll be targeting a mix of fish that'll keep things interesting – from the hard-fighting striped bass to the tasty black sea bass. And don't worry if you're new to this; our crew knows these waters like the back of their hand and they're here to make sure you're in on the action.
Alright, let's talk tactics. Depending on what's biting, we might start off trolling for stripers along the dropoffs or jigging for sea bass over structure. We've got all the gear you need – rods, reels, bait, and tackle. Just bring your game face and maybe a snack or two. We'll be using a mix of live bait and artificials to keep those fish guessing. And here's a pro tip: keep an eye on the birds. When they start diving, that usually means there's a blitz happening, and that's when things can get crazy good. The beauty of Cape Cod Bay is that conditions can change fast, so we stay flexible and go where the fish are.
Look, there's a reason why folks book this trip again and again. It's not just about the fish – although, let's be honest, hauling in a 40-inch striper is pretty darn awesome. It's about the whole package. You've got the stunning coastline of Cape Cod as your backdrop, the salt spray in your face, and that unmistakable rush when your line goes tight. Our regulars tell us it's their chance to unplug, challenge themselves, and maybe bring home a fish story (or dinner) to brag about. Plus, with 5 hours on the water, you've got time to really settle in and enjoy the rhythm of the day.
Striped Bass: The crown jewel of Cape Cod fishing. These bruisers can top 50 pounds and put up a fight that'll test your arms and your drag. They start showing up in May and stick around into the fall. Look for them around structure, dropoffs, and rips. There's nothing quite like the thrill of a big striper crushing a topwater lure at dawn.
Bluefish: The bad boys of the bay. Blues are all attitude and teeth, known for their aggressive strikes and acrobatic jumps. They usually roll in by June and can stick around well into October. Pound for pound, they're some of the hardest fighting fish you'll tangle with. Just watch your fingers when you're unhooking them!
Black Sea Bass: Don't let their size fool you – these guys punch above their weight class. They're structure-loving fish, so we'll target them around rocky bottoms and wrecks. The meat is white, flaky, and downright delicious. Peak season is usually June through August, but we can find them into the fall.
Summer Flounder (Fluke): These flatfish are masters of camouflage but can't hide from our keen eyes. They lie in wait on sandy or muddy bottoms, ambushing their prey. Fluke fishing is all about finesse and feeling that subtle bite. They're most active from May to September and make for some mighty fine eating.
Atlantic Mackerel: Speed demons of the sea, mackerel show up in huge schools and can make for some fast and furious action. They're typically here from spring through fall, with peak runs often in July and August. These sleek, torpedo-shaped fish are not only fun to catch but also make excellent bait for larger predators like stripers and blues.
Alright, let's wrap this up. If you're looking for a day on the water that combines serious fishing with the beauty of Cape Cod, this is your trip. We're talking 5 solid hours of angling action, targeting everything from tasty fluke to hard-charging stripers. Our boat's got room for 5, so it's perfect for a group of buddies or the family. Remember, the fish are out there waiting, but they're not going to jump in the boat themselves. So what do you say? Ready to make some waves and maybe catch the fish of a lifetime? Give us a shout and let's get you on the books. The tide's right, the fish are biting, and we've got a spot with your name on it. See you on the water!
Atlantic mackerel show up in Cape Cod Bay in huge schools, usually from May through September. These streamlined speedsters average 1-2 pounds and put up a scrappy fight on light tackle. Look for them in open water, often betrayed by diving birds or surface commotion. Mackerel are fast swimmers, so trolling is an effective method. They're also a blast on ultralight gear - try small metal jigs or Sabiki rigs when you find a school. Besides being fun to catch, mackerel make excellent bait for larger predators like striped bass and bluefin tuna. They're also tasty when eaten fresh - high in healthy omega-3 oils. A local tip: if you're after stripers or blues, look for mackerel schools. The big predators won't be far behind. And don't be surprised if you hook into something much bigger while reeling in a mackerel!

Black sea bass are bottom-dwellers you'll find hanging around structure like wrecks, jetties and rocky areas. They usually run 1-4 pounds but can get up to 8 pounds. These fish are most active in late spring and summer when they move inshore to spawn. You'll catch them in depths from 20-60 feet typically. Black sea bass put up a good scrap for their size and are a blast on light tackle. They're also excellent eating - mild, white flesh that's great for fish tacos. To target them, use a simple bottom rig with squid or cut bait. A cool thing about sea bass is the big males turn bright blue during spawning season and get a distinctive hump on their heads. Keep an eye out for that if you're fishing in early summer. For the best action, look for rocky bottom areas and fish right on the structure.

Bluefish are hard-fighting predators that show up in Cape Cod Bay from mid-June to October. These aggressive eaters typically range from 3-10 pounds, with bigger ones hitting 20 pounds. Look for them near shore in the summer, often churning up the surface as they attack bait schools. Bluefish put up an exciting fight and are fun to catch on light tackle. They're usually found in the upper part of the water column, so try topwater lures or live bait near the surface. A local trick is to use wire leaders - bluefish have sharp teeth that can easily cut through regular line. While their strong flavor isn't for everyone, smaller "snapper" blues under 5 pounds make great eating when prepared fresh. Just be careful handling them - those teeth are no joke!

Striped bass are the crown jewel of Cape Cod fishing. These powerful predators range from schoolies under 28 inches up to trophy fish over 40 pounds. They migrate into our waters starting in May, peaking in June and July. Look for stripers around structure like jetties, rip lines, and sandbars. They'll chase bait in all depths, from the surf zone to deeper channels. Stripers put up an epic fight, often making blistering runs and spectacular jumps. They're also great eating when prepared fresh. To target big bass, try live-lining mackerel or throwing topwater plugs at dawn and dusk. A local secret is fishing the tide changes around the Cape Cod Canal - the strong currents concentrate bait and bass. Just be ready for a workout - hooking a 30+ pound striper in heavy current is an experience you won't forget!

Summer flounder, also called fluke, are ambush predators that lie flat on the bottom waiting to strike. They're masters of camouflage, changing color to match the seafloor. Most run 2-5 pounds, but trophy fish over 10 pounds aren't unheard of. You'll find them in bays, estuaries, and along the coast from spring through fall. Fluke fishing really heats up in late summer and early fall as they fatten up before migrating offshore for winter. These flatfish put up a good fight and are excellent eating. To catch them, try drifting or slow-trolling with a bucktail jig tipped with a strip of squid or fish. A local trick is to add a small spinner blade to your rig for extra flash and vibration. When you feel that telltale thump, set the hook hard - fluke have tough mouths. The biggest challenge is often just spotting them on the bottom!

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Ready for an awesome day of fishing in Cape Cod Bay? Hop aboard for a 5-hour trip that'll have you reeling in some great catches. We're talking striped bass, bluefish, flounder, black sea bass, bonito, and mackerel - the waters here are teeming with them. This longer outing gives you plenty of time to snag some quality fish and soak in the gorgeous coastline views. Don't sweat it if you're new to fishing - our expert guides will show you the ropes and provide all the gear you need. And if you're an old pro, you'll love the productive spots we hit. We've designed this trip to be fun and rewarding for anglers of all levels. So grab your sunscreen and get ready for a fantastic day out on the water. With the salt spray in your face and the excitement of the next big catch, you'll see why Cape Cod is known for some of the best fishing around. Book your spot and let's get out there!