Wind and weather inhibited some anglers this week, but fluke, bluefish, stripers and sea bass remained chewing with the influx of baitfish around south Cape and Buzzards Bay.

Striped bass and fluke fishing is good after recent storms shifted the wind and brought cooler temperatures to much of the Cape.

A hammerhead shark was spotted enjoying a bluefish in shallow water off Nantucket last week.

Fluke and stripers chase rain bait on the flats, Canal chunking improves, while Vineyard and Nantucket Sounds yield big blues and sea bass.

Striped bass fishing improves around the Outer and Upper Cape, and bluefish show up in the Canal.

The fish tipped a local lobsterman’s scale at 161.5 pounds and was measured to be 72 inches long.

This week's report includes a smorgasbord of saltwater species as anglers work hard to find success amid heat and humidity.

Bluefish and striped bass are biting well around the Outer Cape beaches, and brown sharks lurk in the South Cape surf.

Keeper fluke hit the deck for boat anglers, while Outer Cape surfcasters enjoy a push of school and slot bass mixed in with the bluefish.

Cape Cod Bay remains the striper hot spot for boats anglers, while for surfcasters, Outer Cape Beaches with cooler water have been producing bass around the 30-inch mark.