Light tackle fishing for striped bass and bluefish on Cape Cod Bay. Fishing out of Rock Harbor, MA tailoring to those who prefer light tackle.
 
A very happy angler!
Stunmai II
Captain Hap Farrell
P.O. Box 1196
Orleans, MA 02653
(508) 255-6211 (Home)
(508) 240-8267 (Boat)
capthap@capecodbaycharters.com
 
A nice striper caught on cape Cod bay with the crew of the Stunmai II
 
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Cape Cod Bay Fishing Reports
 
These reports are recent observed and obtained information on the active bass, bluefish and some of the tuna activity I have seen or received in the last few days.
 

A big bluefish for a very happy little girl caught aboard the Stunmai II with Capt. Hap Farrell.

Fishing Report:
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It’s Getting Closer...

It is only a little more than two months away. That is the time we may find some legal size striped bass off shore in Cape Cod Bay. I don’t know about the other captains but I’m starting to get my gear organized. The first place I’m going to look is right along the Brewster Flats out in 18 to 24 feet of water and on sunny days up on the flats.
For the time being I’m forced to watch old videos of last season and photos I took. If you’re interested you can watch some of them also. The first, where most of them are, is on YouTube. Just type in the search bar, Sportfishing Cape Cod Bay, or Stunmai II, either one will bring a number of them. Another site, which I’ve just joined, has a few of mine but a lot of short clips on tuna fishing. This site is really interesting. Type in on Google Search, Offshore Fishing Videos on Vimeo,
click the site that uses that title and you’ll see a number of them. It’s free to join and you can see even more.
More to come later...
Posted by capthap on March 2, 2010 at 05:09 PM
Spring is Going to Come...:
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Spring is Going to Come...

This time of the year some of us folks are going to a warm place, going to swish down a hill in the north country, or just keeping warm by the fire. I’m sitting by the wood stove waiting for next season to start. It seems like it will take forever to get here. Not so, it is just around the corner so get your tackle ready.
No one can really predict what the bass and bluefish will do this season. Just guess from what has gone on before. That guess is predicated by experience so it is better than nothing. So, when I get my boat in and we have a decent day in the middle of May, I’m headed to the Brewster Flats. I’ll look for working birds and when I find them I’ll find the fish.
As far as the rest of the season? Come to this site because I’ll have regular updates as to what is happening with the striped bass and bluefish here is Cape Cod Bay.

Capt. Hap Farrell
Posted by capthap on February 7, 2010 at 02:18 PM
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New for the 2010 seson will be current reports and news. Check back often!
Posted by capthap on February 2, 2010 at 10:41 PM
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